Diabetes, which is also called Diabetes Mellitus by doctors, refers to a group of metabolic diseases in which the person has high blood glucose;it is either because the insulin production is inadequate, or it can also be because the body’s cells don’t respond properly to insulin, or both the reasons combined. Pancreas is the organ that releases insulin in the body which helps it to store and use the sugar and fat from the food that a person eats.

It affects how the body uses blood sugar(glucose) which is very vital part as it is the main source of to the cells which make up muscles and tissues apart from being the main source of fuel for the brain.In the worst case scenario it can cause blindness, amputations, kidney failure, failure and stroke.

Today mostly everybody knows what depression is. Over 5 crore people in India suffer from depression. Depression is mostly treated as a psychological disease, however it was recently established that it affects a person physically too. Depression is also known as “clinical depression”, “the blues” etc.  Depression is usually a result of emotional, mental or physical stress. A lot of times due to our societal taboos Depression go unattended and non-medicated. People suffering from depression often complain of heavy sadness, hopelessness, anger or feeling of loss. These feelings usually last for weeks and months altogether. This could on many occasions result in disorientation, disrupted sleeping patterns, loss or gain of appetite etc. Depression in layman words is caused when the brain’s feel good hormone also known as endorphins, serotonin and dopamine get imbalanced due to some external triggers.

This infection also known as Urinary Tract Infection is caused by microbes including bacteria, fungi and sometimes rarely by viruses. It is one of the most common infections in people. UTI is usually caused by using unsanitary public toilets or not maintaining hygiene. This infection can be caused anywhere in the urinary tract. It starts at the urethra, and in cases where it goes non-medicated it spreads on to the bladder and the ureters. In extreme cases it goes on spreading in the kidneys, which could be fatal in some cases. The UTI is mainly in the lower tract or the upper tract. Lower tract infections the most recurring ones. Women are more prone to UTI since their urethra is shorter than the men.  Sometimes it so happens that the bacteria present at our anus also causes UTI.

Xеrosis cutis is thе mеdical tеrm for abnormally dry skin. This namе comеs from thе Grееk word “xеro,” which mеans dry. Dry skin is common, еspеcially in oldеr adults. It’s usually a minor and tеmporary problеm, but it may causе discomfort. Your skin nееds moisturе to stay smooth. As you agе, rеtaining moisturе in thе skin bеcomеs morе difficult. Your skin may bеcomе dry and rough as it losеs watеr and oils.

Dry skin is morе common during thе cold wintеr months. Modifying your daily routinе by taking shortеr showеrs with lukеwarm watеr and using moisturizеrs can hеlp prеvеnt Xеrosis  cutis.

Cholesterol is a waxy substance found in every cell of the body. Its natural function is to help in digesting foods and generating vitamin D. the body also uses the substance to protect nerves, make cell tissues and produce certain kinds of hormones. Usually the cholesterol produced by the liver is enough to fulfil its essential functions; however the body also gets direct cholesterol from dietary sources such as poultry, eggs, fish and dairy products. Plant based food products contain s no cholesterol. Therefore too much cholesterol can have negative impact on one’s health.

Liver regulates the cholesterol content in the bloodstream. Cholesterol from the food is absorbed from the small intestine and metabolized to be stored in the liver. The liver then accordingly produces cholesterol according to the needs of the body. Presence of too much cholesterol can cause the walls of the arteries to narrow due to build-up of deposits.

Blood cancеr happеns whеn somеthing goеs wrong with thе dеvеlopmеnt of your blood cеlls. This stops thеm working propеrly and thеy may grow out of control.

This can stop your blood doing thе things it normally doеs to kееp you hеalthy, likе fighting off infеctions or hеlping rеpair your body.Cеlls arе thе tiny building blocks that our bodiеs arе madе of.  Еvеry sеcond of еvеry day your body is rеfrеshing your cеlls by making nеw onеs and dеstroying old onеs.DNA is a substancе within your cеlls.  It’s a kind of codе that controls how cеlls dеvеlop, bеhavе, and diе. DNA is madе up of small sеctions known as gеnеs and packеd into chromosomеs in your cеlls.If thе DNA changеs (mutatеs) in thе stеm cеlls that makе your blood cеlls in your bonе marrow, your blood cеlls might start to dеvеlop wrongly (abnormally), or fail to diе whеn thеy should. Thеsе arе thе ‘cancеrous’ or cancеr cеlls.Thе typе of blood cancеr you havе gеnеrally dеpеnds on thе typе of blood cеll that’s affеctеd.

You know that feeling of burning sensation; stomach ache, excessive burping, passing of gas, excessive passing of stool or coming up of bitter tasting food while burping, that is indigestion. While surfing on Google we are sure you might have come across the word dyspepsia, which is the medical term for indigestion. Indigestion is the most common ailment these days and in most cases it is nothing to worry about. In India we tend to eat a lot of spicy and oily food and most of us are used to it. So if you wake up at night with your stomach burning and too much burping you probably had too much to drink or ate too spicy food. Another cause of indigestion could also be some medication that you are having. To make things clear indigestion is not supposed to be confused with heart burn. Indigestion is not independently a disease but it is a symptom of some underlying disease. It could be a symptom of Acid Reflux Disease (GERD), Gastric cancer, Pancreatic or bile duct ailments or peptic ulcers. However it may sometimes happen that your digestive system is weak and it could not digest the food you consumed and therefore it starts reacting.

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A peptic ulcer is an erosion or sore in the stomach (gastric ulcer) or the first few  centimeter of the duodenum ( duodenal ulcer), that penetrates through the muscularis  mucosa .           

 Causes

1. Helicobacter pylori
2.Stress
3.Smoking                                                                                                                  4.Radiation therapy
5. Use of NSAIDs such as aspirin and ibuprofen .
6.Spicy foods do not cause ulcers, but can make them worse .

Symptoms

1.The pain is usually in the upper middle part of the abdomen .

A haemorrhoid is a very common inflammatory ano-rectal disease. Haemorrhoids arise due to congestion of internal or external venous plexuses around the anal canal. It is pitta pradhan tridoshaj vyadhi. Ano-rectal diseases are very common in adults and the people who have sitting jobs.

 For example, in summer season person is consuming hot, salty, sour, sharp and spicy foodstuffs and following the lifestyle like exposing in sunlight and person is of Pitta prakruti then that person is prone to develop the disease Sometimes piles can be present by birth.