Posted on August 16th, 2007 by arihant
Folliculitis is the name granted to a group of skin situations in which there are inflamed hair follicles. The answer is a tender red spot, sometimes with a surface pustule. Folliculitis can be because of infection, occlusion, irritation and specific skin diseases. Folliculitis is reaction of one or more hair follicles. Chronic blisters of superficial […]
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Posted on August 16th, 2007 by arihant
Flexural Psoriasis is also called Inverse Psoriasis. It is categirised by intense inflammation and little scaling. Flexural psoriasis is more regular and harsh in people that are overweight. Normal skin has two layers: outer layer named as epidermis and inner layer named as dermis. Skin cells are formed in the dermis and slides up through […]
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Posted on August 13th, 2007 by arihant
Colitis Treatment with Apple Cider Vinegar Colitis can become a serious disorder. It is an inflammation of the colon. Symptoms include watery stools with mucus and pus in the stool. There is abdominal tenderness, pain, and swelling. Dip a flannel cloth in apple cider vinegar and place on the abdomen. Cover with plastic and allow […]
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Posted on August 13th, 2007 by arihant
Canker sores (or “stomatitis” as they are sometimes called) have many causes. They may be caused by bacteria or viruses, irritants such as alcohol and tobacco, or by sensitization to chemical substances in toothpastes or commercial mouthwashes. They can also be caused by iron or vitamin deficiencies, especially from a lack of folic add and […]
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Posted on August 6th, 2007 by arihant
The main problem with psoriasis however, is that this treatment does not prevent the appearance of new lesions and thus the same treatment has to be repeated, wherever and whenever new lesions appear. With regular application of these medicines, it should be possible to keep the skin almost.completely normal except when the disease takes a […]
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