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Blood clotting related to COVID-19. How?

  Blood clot & Covid-19 The virus COVID-19 and its mutants have given rise to several other diseases in human community. The human is confused about how to face them? Or should say what to face now? The sudden rose of fungal infection and now blood clots formation are serious issues.

Alzheimer’s disease - Causes|Symptoms|Treatment

 Alzheimer’s Disease The human body is just like a machine where each and every organ works according to its orientation and mechanized way. All systems like the respiratory, the digestive, the excretory, the reproductive, etc all works in coordination with one another. Similarly the human brain works. It is one of the most vital organs of body which coordinates all organs, hormones, actions, and metabolism and also guides body for the most desired state. The cells in human brain are immortal and does not undergo division further once formed or matured. Thus, any type of disease affecting these cells is very harmful for whole body functioning. One of those diseases is ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE. What is Alzheimer’s disease? Alzheimer’s disease is a neuro-degenerative progressive disease , which affects the human brain resulting in distortion of memory and leads to large scale harm for mental status. The disease begins slowly and progressively becomes worst, leading to death. Mos...

Cystic Fibrosis - Causes|Symptoms|Treatment

There are a number of diseases out there, some are known while some are still strange to humans. Some of them could be cured, while some still don’t have any curement.  What is Cystic Fibrosis?   Cystic fibrosis is a type of genetic autosomal recessive disorder, which passes on to children from their parents or ancestors. The disease is a type of wild illness, tough to manage.  The disease affects respiratory and digestive tracts at large scale and results in their spoilage with increase in age. With the development of science and medical, a patient suffering from cystic fibrosis can survive for 42-50 years on an average.