Archive for June, 2009

Gout- Symptoms and Causes

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 30th, 2009 by admin – 2 Comments

goutA cut on the skin can be tolerated to some extent, but hurt on the bones simply makes us skip our heart beats. Bones are the very support in our body due to which we are able to make our various movements and are also able to stand erect. Thus, any hurt or disorder that affects our bones would simply affect our body posture.

Peritoneal mesothelioma treatment

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 29th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

Peritoneal mesothelioma treatmentMesothelioma, is a word that not many amongst us might be aware of. However, in the recent times, Mesothelioma has become a much talked about disease amongst the researchers. The disease is a type of cancer that occurs in the inner lining (scientifically called as the mesothelium) of the various internal organs in our body. And, peritoneal mesothelioma is more commonly termed as the cancer of the abdominal inner lining also known as the peritoneum which covers up the various organs of the abdomen.

Anthrax

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 27th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

anthrax-bacteriaThe terror of certain disease can simply snatch away all your dreams and also life. Anthrax is one such infectious and life threatening disease. Basically, anthrax is a disease which affects ruminants such as goats, sheep, horses, etc. But, under certain circumstances, it can also be transmitted to humans from these animals. However, this infectious disease has of late received considerable attention as it can be used in biological wars. The infection is severe and can cause death of the patient in most of the cases.

Swine Flu- Diagnosis and Treatment

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 25th, 2009 by BioMoz – Be the first to comment

swine-flu-21The diagnosis and the treatment of Swine flu are:

How can it be diagnosed?

Swine Flu

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 24th, 2009 by BioMoz – Be the first to comment

coldMay it be the newspapers or the news channels, every other place is flashing the numbers of swine flu cases in their countries. Every country today is looking forward to ways through which they can diminish the possibilities of having cases of swine flu. Right from the passengers to that of the crew members, every single person coming from foreign countries is checked thoroughly before being allowed to enter the city for the infection. But, how many of us actually are well informed about the flu and its prevention? Well, certainly not many of us are quite informed about this infection. But here is all the information that you have been wanting about the virus and its infection.

Sepsis disease

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 22nd, 2009 by BioMoz – Be the first to comment

sepsisSepsis relates to the severe infection observed in the blood and spreads throughout the body, normally observed in the new born babies. This is also known as sepsis neonatorum or neonatal septicemia. Sepsis is an infectious disease generally spread into the body through micro organisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites. The new born babies are the immediate victims of this problem due to the mother’s genital tract during labor and delivery or after the birth from the contact with others. The complications during the mother’s pregnancy are largely responsible for the development of sepsis like premature rupture of the membranes, bleeding problems, difficult delivery, infection in the uterus or placental tissues, fever in the mother during the delivery or pregnancy etc. Placing babies in the newborn intensive care unit are at great risk for catching hospital acquired infections. Many babies in the newborn intensive care unit are premature or having low birth weight that makes them more liable to infection. The babies need enveloping treatments and procedures to protect them from getting into the dangerous situation. Microorganisms normally live on the skin may cause infection if they enter the body through catheters and other tubes inserted into the baby’s body. Sepsis can be life threatening for the newborn babies especially if the baby has the weakened immune system due to premature birth or any other illness from the mother. With the weak immune system the baby is unable to fight against the growing microorganism in the body and infection can get spread quickly causing serious illness like meningitis or pneumonia.

Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 20th, 2009 by BioMoz – Be the first to comment

dicDisseminated Intravascular Coagulation also termed as Consumption Coagulopathy is a very serious disorder of the blood. The disease though rare is extremely serious and can also prove to be fatal in the most severe conditions if not treated well in time.

Causes:

Kidney transplant

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 19th, 2009 by BioMoz – Be the first to comment

kidney_transplantIn the recent times, the number of people suffering from kidney diseases has risen to a notable extent. Every other day we hear or read of someone or the other suffering from kidney related diseases. However, a major number of people across the world today are found to be suffering from kidney failures and undergoing the immensely painful therapy for the kidney known as dialysis.

Kidney cancer-Symptoms and Treatment

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 18th, 2009 by BioMoz – 1 Comment

kidney-cancer-symptoms1Symptoms: A few of the commonly noticed symptoms of renal cell carcinoma includes of:

  • Rapid and unexplainable weight loss.
  • Chronic fatigue in the body.
  • Fever
  • Swelling in the leg and the ankles.
  • Passage of blood along with urine that can either be detected by naked eyes or through microscopically.

Kidney Cancer

Posted in Diseases And Treatment on June 17th, 2009 by BioMoz – Be the first to comment

kidney_cancer_stagesRenal cell carcinoma, the medical name of kidney cancer has various forms which includes of clear cell, transitional cell, papillary, sacromatoid, and many others. The disease can prove to be fatal if not diagnosed and treated at the right time. It is precisely categorized into four basic stages which are inclusive of: Stage 1: This is the most primary stage of the cancer. The tumor in the kidney in this stage measures to about 2 ¾ inches in size, no larger than a tennis ball. In this stage, the cancer cells are restricted only to the kidney. Stage 2: In this early phase of the cancer, only the tumor size expands more than the 2 ¾ inch size. The cells like the previous stage remain restricted to the kidney only. Stage 3: In this stage, either the cancerous tumor does not extend the kidney, but the cancerous cells start spreading in the body through the lymphatic system to the lymph nodes or the tumor enlarges to invade the adrenal gland and the layers of fat that surrounds the kidney. Stage 4: Similar to the above stage, this stage also has either the tumor extend further from the fibrous tissues which surround the kidney or has the cancerous cells spread across the other places of the body. Causes: The disease is believed to be caused either due to certain external factors which happen to indirectly affect the kidney. A few of these causes include obesity, smoking, high blood pressure, long term dialysis, etc. are a few which are known to increase the chances of kidney cancer in people. Apart from these external factors, the disease is also believed to have certain genetic links as well as links with the other diseases, some of which are mentioned here below. Von Hippel-Lindau (VHL), a hereditary disorder is believed to increase the risk of developing kidney cancer. Similarly, another disease called the Tuberous sclerosis which is characterized by the tumors of blood vessels that causes seizures, bumps on the skin, cysts in the kidney, liver and the pancreas is also thought to be associated with the kidney cancer. The Birt Hogg Dube Syndrome is one another disease which is found to be associated with the renal cell carcinoma. The disease is characterized by the bumps in the skin nodules of the ears, nose, neck, forehead and cheeks.The symptoms of renal cell carcinoma also vary from person to person.