Rash is an acute and widespread temporary reddish eruption on the skin. A rash can develop in individuals that are sensitive to a particular drug, prescription or nonprescription. The rashes are characterized by itching of an intensity that can interfere with sleep or normal activities. The rash results from the entire body reacting to the drug itself and usually develops early in treatment rather than after the drug has been taken for a period of time.

Rash is the growth of red bumps on the
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Abnormal hair loss leads to baldness. A human scalp has about 90,000 to 150,000 hairs. Hairs usually grow from the roots. There roots are called as follicles by professionals. Each follicle has been touched with the blood vessels. These blood vessels have to nourish the hairs to grow well. The hair growth cycle may differ from person from person.

Baldness is a condition in which loss of hair occurs either partially or completely over the head. In medical terms it is referred as "Alopecia". Me
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Almost all of us have had bad breath and never knew about it until someone told us. Due to the location of our oral cavity, it can be very difficult to smell our own bad breath. Our oral cavity is connected to our nasal passage. Since our nose filters out and ignores background odors, it filters out and ignores the smell of our own breath. This means that you can have bad breath and not even know about it.

Having bad breath is humiliating. It's embarrassing when you know people are talking ab
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Hardening of the arteries, almost literally, from the Greek arterio or "artery," and sclerosis or "hardening." The condition occurs when the walls of blood vessels moving oxygenated blood from the heart to other parts of the body become thickened with plaque, narrowing the the space through which the blood can flow. Reduced blood flow leads to oxygen deprivation. Oxygen deprivation results in cell death, and cell death causes eventual malfunctioning of vital organs.

Arteriosclerosis is a dis
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Appendicitis is considered to be a surgical illness. Due to its severe character, the treatment for appendicitis often involves surgical intervention. Judging by the speed of development and the gravity of the illness, appendicitis can be either acute or chronic. Acute appendicitis evolves very fast and can lead to complications. Chronic appendicitis is less serious and slower to develop. Although there are other options, the safest treatment for appendicitis is considered to be surgery.

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