Friday, 2 December 2011

Psoriasis Vulgaris





Psoriasis Vulgaris

Psoriasis vulgaris, also known as plaque psoriasis, is the most common form of psoriasis and accounts for up to 90% of cases.
Psoriasis vulgaris is an immune-mediated disease which means that it results from unusual activity in the immune system. The result is that one's body begins to accelerate the growth cycle of skin cells to a very high pace, thus causing the characteristic appearance of sloughing, scaly, inflamed patches of silver-white skin.
Areas behind joints such as the knee and elbow are most susceptible to psoriasis vulgaris plaques. However, any region of the body can be affected including the scalp, feet and genitals.

Melanoma - A Syndrome With Severe Affects





Melanoma - A Syndrome With Severe Affects

The medical experts who deal with lung cancer and Pancreas cancer have been working as a team to bring a common understanding in curing such types of cancers. There are different tumors which are also a part of their active research but they are still striving hard because there is a long way to go. Actually the major reason of these developing diseases is the unhealthy life style of people.
People today are addicted to unhealthy diet, smoking, drugs; alcohol and even improper cleaning have brought them in a state where they are under constant threat of hazardous diseases. Among those diseases, there is a very populated disease called as Melanoma. In this disease, a tumor develops in the tissues of skin. It is a very dangerous disease which causes swelling of the section where it appears.