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Common Diseases.
Male Factor Infertility.
Infertility effects one in every six couples who are trying to conceive. In at least half of all cases of infertility a male factor is a major or contributing cause. This means that about 10% of all men in the world who are attempting to conceive suffer from infertility. more..
RESPIRATORY DISORDERS
BREATHING PROBLEMS - ASTHMA
Diseases of the Nose
The nose is not only the upper part of the passage through which air enters the lungs; it also inner organ-the main part of the cavity which is placed above the roof of the lodges the organ which furnishes the sense of smell. The outer part of the nose is not of much importance except aesthetically; it is the mouth-which is the real nose. The diseases to which the nose is susceptible are many, the chief among them being rhinitis (inflammation) which may become chronic if not treated in time. more
DIABETES
Diabetes is a disorder of sugar metabolism. Body cells need glucose to provide energy for their various activities-growths, maintenance, defense etc. The liver stores sugar in the form of glycogen and releases it as glucose when the body needs it. Glucose travels through the bloodstream and is absorbed from it by the body cells. In a diabetic person, however, glucose is released into the bloodstream, but the cells are unable to absorb it for their use. The diet for diabetic must necessarily preclude direct sugar and sweet food products like chocolates, cakes etc. Alcohol, which is very high in sugar contents, should be avoided. more
DISEASE OF THE SKIN
The skin consists of two layers which differ in structure and in origin: the cuticle, also known as scarf-skin, epidermis, or epithelium; and the true skin, also known is cutis Vera, corium, or dermis. The cuticle varies, from a thickness of 0.1 mm to 1 mm. The true skin is the fibrous layer which forms the chief part of the, body covering. It varies in thickness from 0.5 mm to 3 mm, being coarser on the, back than in the front of the body, and thicker in men than in women. more
RHEUMATIC DISEASES
BACK AND NECK PROBLEM
Most people who suffer from backaches never pinpoint the exact cause.It may be a specific injury due to overexertion or sudden movement, or a lifelong posture problem finally catching up with you or it might occur after staying in an unusual or uncomfortable position for a prolonged period of time. Ayurvedic practices and remedies can prevent back pain and speed healing of acute back pain due to injury. more
RECTUM AND ANUS PROBLEMS
HAEMORRHOIDS (PILES)
Hemorrhoids are varicose veins of the anus, which lie close to the anal orifice, just under the mucous lining. They develop due to the increased pressure while straining the anal sphincter. The veins in the anus become swollen/twisted and thin-walled and could be ruptured by the pressure of faeces. One of the symptoms is blood and/or mucous in the faeces. Bowel movements are uncomfortable and painful. more
EAR, NOSE, THROUT
DISORDERS OF THE MOUTH
MOUTH ULCERS
A mouth ulcer is simply an inflamed spot in the lining of the mouth. In Ayurveda it means there are an excess of toxins within the tract, and a loss of immunity. more
DISEASES OF THE URINARY AND REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
The Kidneys are a pair of excretory organs, situated on either side of the vertebral column, in the upper posterior part of the abdomen. They are grouped under the most important parts of the body, and any malfunctioning in them can lead to serious disorders and, sometimes, death. Renal failure, which is the incapacity of the kidneys to perform their function, is one of the most serious ailments to which humans are susceptible. more
COMMON DISEASES – LIST OF ARTICLES
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Common Diseases.
- Male Factor Infertility
- Breathing Problems - Asthma
- Diabetes
- Disease of the Skin
- Rheumatic Diseases
- Rectum and Anus Problems
- Ear, Nose, Throat
- Disorders of the Mouth
- Diseases of the Urinary And Reproductive System System
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