Disease Index
Disease symptoms, homeopathy treatment and cure with homeopathic remedies and medicine. Find out homeopathy remedies which cover symptoms of different health conditions – your first step towards homeopathic treatment! Please read our full disclaimer before using any medical or health related information.
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Homeopathy and its Role in the Management of Headaches
The author describes keynotes of numerous remedies in headache. -
Brain tumor
The presenting symptoms of a primary brain tumor are typically classified as generalized or focal. Headache is more prevalent in patients with faster growing, high grade tumors. Seizures are a more common presenting feature in lower grade tumors.CSF dissemination of tumor cells should be suspected in patients with neurologic deficits that cannot be attributed to the primary tumor. -
Uterine prolapse
Uterine prolapse is one of a constellation of conditions collectively referred to as pelvic organ prolapse in which loss of pelvic support results in the protrusion of pelvic organs (uterus, bladder, or bowel) into the vagina. The therapeutic options to treat uterine prolapse are variable and are determined by age, health status, severity of symptoms, and degree of prolapse. -
Rashes
A rash may be an outward sign of condition affecting the body as a whole. Infectious fevers, emotional disorders, and allergies may all have accompanying rashes. Rashes take many different forms. A rash that is present at the start of an illness is called a primary rash.New rashes or changes in the original rash are called secondary eruptions, and each has its own set of characteristics. -
Elephantiasis
Elephantiasis is caused by threadlike worms (nematodes) that live in the lymphatic system; it is transmitted by the bite of a mosquito carrying infective larvae. Controlling the spread and breeding of larvae bearing mosquitoes is the most effective way of preventing elephantiasis. -
Giardiasis
Giardiasis is an infectious disease inducing fatty diarrhea caused by the intestinal protozoa Giardia lamblia.Giardiasis outbreak often occurs after sewage contamination of drinking water, or after drinking from clear mountain streams contaminated with G. lamblia. -
Rabies
Rabies is caused by a virus.The virus attacks the nervous system and alters the behavior once they are infected. So that they become uncharacteristically aggressive and attack whatever comes near them - humans or other animals alike.Symptoms usually begin within 20 to 90 days after exposure to the virus, but can occur within only a few days or up to one year or more after this exposure. -
Pityriasis rosea
Pityriasis rosea is a papulosqamous, self limiting condition, seen usually in adolescents and young adults. Pityriasis typically begins with an erythematous 'herald' patch, which may appear anywhere on the body, although it occurs most commonly on the trunk. -
Thalassemia
People suffering from thalassemia have abnormal formation of hemoglobin, the oxygen carrying substance in the blood.Thalassemias are characterized by the absence or decrease in the synthesis of one of the two constituent globins subunits of a normal hemoglobin molecule.Patients are treated with regular blood transfusions to keep the level of ordinary hemoglobin high and to provide a good supply of oxygen to their body tissues.
