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- How I "Cured" My PsoriasisPossible cure for palmar and plantar pustulous psoriasis.
- Causes & Symptoms of Liver LesionsLiver lesion stands for abnormal growth, sores, wounds, cyst or general tissue damage in the liver. Causes and symptoms of liver lesions are usually exhibited in patients over the age of 40.
- Skin Lesions: What Are Seborrheic Keratoses?Seborrheic keratosis is a very common skin condition as reviewed below.
- People with Alzheimer's Disease May Have Brain Lesions Much Earlier in LifeAccording to new research, people as young as their forties may have early brain lesions suggestive of Alzheimer's disease. Find out how a simple test could be used to screen for early evidence of this disease.
- Sweet's Syndrome is a Rare Skin Conditions Characterized by Lesions on the BodySweet's syndrome is a rare skin condition that is also known as acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis. This skin condition has many physical symptoms and can lead to long-term health problems if not treated.
Various Skin Lesions Identification and Surgical Treatment OptionsI have been a nurse a long time and many people are extremely confused on the different terms used to identify skin lesions. Understanding the different types of skin lesions can help identify suspicious lesions early.- Tomato Bacterial Speck Causes and PreventionsThe tomato disease Bacterial Speck (or Tomato Bacterial Speck) is a widely-known and widely-spreadable tomato disease.
- Plaque Lesion Development in Newborns & Risks of Olmsted SyndromeIf your baby has developed plaque lesions on the hands and feet, here is what you need to know about the risks for Olmsted syndrome.
- Understanding Central Cord Syndrome & Upper Extremity Weakness IssuesIf you have upper extremity paralysis or weakness, here is what you need to know about Central Cord Syndrome.
- Brown-Sequard Syndrome & Symptoms of Lower Extremity ParalysisIf you have a spinal cord lesion that has caused lower extremity weakness, here is what you need to know about Brown-Sequard syndrome.
- Elastography Could Make Breast Biopsy a Thing of the PastIs that upcoming breast biposy really necessary? With a simple elastogram, the answer could be NO.
- Lesion Leg Infections in HorsesFor horse owners, it is important to become familiar with the health risks that horses face, including the development of a lower leg lesions commonly associated with infection.
Leukoplakia: Usually Caused by Tobacco Usage, But Can Be Caused by Other IrritantsLeukoplakia is caused primarily by tobacco but can however be caused by other irritants such as alcohol and sun exposure. Leukoplakia is a precancerous condition that must be treated.
Teens & Tans: Future Skin Cancer or Precancerous LesionsFor teens who love tanning, here's a question: Why would actinic keratoses bypass when it's time to torment an adult who used to worship the sun as a teenager?- Hidradenitis Suppurativa: A Hidden IllnessHidradenitis Suppurativa is an incurable condition that needs more attention from the medical community. Many myths exist that diminish patient mentality, as well as quality of medical attention. Lack of knowledge about the disease is common.
- Fibrous Dysplasia: A Rare Genetic Bone DiseaseFibrous Dysplasia is a genetic bone disease characterized by lesions on the bone. It occurs in only one of every 15,000 to 30,000 people.
- Discoid Lupus Symptoms and DiagnosingDiscoid Lupus is complex and causes things like hair loss in areas where it appears. My article gives many details.
- Dieulafoy's LesionDieulafoy's Lesion is not too common as are other types of ulcers. When these lesions do occur, they are potentially life-threatening.
- Understanding Smooth Muscle Skin Lesions in BoysSkin lesions in boys can be a sign of smooth muscle complications that are part of a congenital defect.
- Recognizing Skin Cancer from a Clinical Perspective: Don't Ignore the Signs!Have you ever wondered why so many cases of skin cancer go undiagnosed until its too late? Arm yourself with the knowledge to protect your friends, your family and yourself from skin cancer. Learn about the risk factors.
- Behcet's Disease: A Chronic Inflammatory VasculitisOverview of the inflammatory disease known as Behcet's disease. Symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment are covered.
- Hidradenitis Suppurativa It's Not Boils or Acne.You may have Hidradenitis Suppurativa and not know it.
- Treatment of Bowen's DiseaseBowen's disease must be treated to prevent development of a full blown squamous cell carcinoma.
- What is Bowen's Disease?Bowen's disease can occur after prolonged exposure to sun and perhaps aging. But all individuals who get old do not develop Bowen's disease.
- Syphillis in Females: An OverviewSyphilis in women- an overview.
- Fibroma Lesion Leads to Molar Tooth PainCT scan may support the diagnosis of an oral lesion when complications of molar tooth pain are recurring
- Psoriais Lesions in Adults Treated with Pandel CreamIf you are diagnosed with a skin disorder known as psoriasis, you may want to ask your dermatologist about the risks and benefits of using Pandel cream.
- Breast Cancer & Mouth Lesions: Implications in Chemotherapy, MetastasisFor women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer, there is a risk for developing metastasis which results into mouth lesions.
- Rendu-Osler-Weber Disease & Implications on Oral Health: Caring for Teeth, Gums & Oral Cavityif you have been diagnosed with ROW, it is important to understand what long term health risks may be associated with dental care and oral hygiene
BE AWARE of "Ugly Duckling" Moles, They May Be Skin CancerThere is an area of overlap in the moles' clinical features that favors the misdiagnosis of malignant lesions as benign ones.- Brain Lesions May Adversely Affect Dream Quality and RecollectionFor individuals who suffer from right brain or left brain lesions, there may be complications associated with dreaming, including loss of recollection
- Renal Lesions Lead to Complications at Birth, Renal FailureFor many children, the development of renal lesions, during gestation, lead to renal failure after birth
- Asymptomatic Risks of Ciliated Hepatic Foregut LesionFor individuals who suffer from any type of kidney or liver complication, there is a risk for the development of asymptomatic ciliated hepatic foregut lesions
- Pre-Malignant Acquired Melanosis, PAM, in the Elderly PopulationFor adults over age 50, there is an increased risk for developing pre-malignant acquired melanosis, PAM.
- Laser Therapy in the Treatment of Pediatric Skin LesionsFor children who suffer from skin lesions, there are advantages and risks to the use of laser therapy.
- Skin Conditions: Molluscum ContagiosumMolluscum Contagiosum is a skin condition that commonly affects children and is very contagious.
- Preventing Oral Lesions in ChildrenOffering an overview of the risks and complications associated with poor oral hygiene in children; risks for developing oral lesions.
- Taking Care of Your Cat's TeethJust like children cats should be taken to the dentist too. Did you know that excessive sneezing could mean your cat has a fractured tooth?
- Degos DiseaseThis article discusses the stages and symptoms of Degos Disease
STD Facts: What You Should Know About the Molluscum Contagiosum VirusOnce a primary disease among children, the Molluscum Contagiosum virus has now become a sexually transmitted disease in adults. This STD can be transmitted through skin-to skin contact.

