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Tinea pedis (or Tines pedis) is caused by a fungus called dermatophytes, a fungal infection on the foot which lives on the skin’s dead cells. It is a contagious skin infection that occurs mainly between the toe fingers. Symptoms of Tinea Pedis The most common symptom of Tinea pedis is the itching between the toe fingers. Sometimes white lesions and moist appears between the toe fingers. The patient may experience a burning sensation in their toes, and may suffer from blisters and inflammation of the skin. Redness and traces of scales are visible and this may also create a pungent smell from the toe. Causes of Tinea Pedis Tinea pedis fungus thrives most on places with high humidity conditions. They are mostly found on feet because of the enclose space between the footwear and the feet, and unsanitary public places like swimming pool, showers, and bathrooms provides a suitable environment for the fungus to grow. Sharing socks or shoes with an infected person will allow ...

Apthuos ulcer or Apthuos Stomatitis is an ulcer found in the lining of the mouth. It is also one of the most common causes of mouth sores. They are often painful and will cause discomfort while eating or talking. Although it’s not contagious, no one is exempted from getting this disease and it may come back even after it’s already been treated or healed. Symptoms of Apthuos Ulcer A burning or tingling sensation can be felt before a small, reddish sores appears. It measures less than 10 mm and targets the movable parts inside the mouth such as the tongue. A ruptured sore is covered with a yellowish coat surrounded by a reddish color. Swollen lymph nodes, listlessness and are some of the other symptoms concerning Apthous Ulcer. Causes of Apthuos Ulcer Actual causes are not yet authenticated. Conditions that may trigger the effect of Apthous Ulcer are unstable immune system, minor injuries inside the mouth caused by eating tough foods such as chips and nuts, or by biting the interior of t...

Mononucleosis is an infectious disease it is also refers to as kissing disease. Virus that causes mono can be transmitted through saliva; it means anyone can get it through kissing. Virus can spread to by means of cough or sneeze, or by sharing a glass or food utensil with someone who has the virus. Although contagious, mononucleosis isn’t as contagious as like some infections, such as common cold. Symptoms of Mononucleosis Symptoms may include: Fever Fatigue Weakness Headache Skin rash Sore throat Night sweats Swollen tonsils Loss of appetite Soft, swollen spleen Swollen lymph nodes in neck and armpits The virus incubates from four to eight weeks, shorter incubation period occurs in children. Fever and sore throat usually subsides within a couple of weeks, but fatigue, enlarged lymph nodes and a swollen spleen may stay for few more weeks. Causes of Mononucleosis The main cause of mononucleosis is Epstein-Barr virus; this has similar symptoms that are caused by cytomegalovirus. ...

Menopause or cessation of menses in women is normal which occurs in the mid or late forties. It signifies the end of the female reproductive period of life, which commences at adolescence stage in the early teens. Menopausal Disorder Symptoms Many women develop disturbing symptoms like: Hot flushes Night sweats Tension Insomnia Lack interest in sex Irritability Palpitation Dizziness Headache Numbness Depression At menopause, the entire endocrine glands is affected, particularly, the gonads, thyroid, and pituitary glands. In some women, the menopausal change takes place without any unpleasant symptoms, the only change really being the discontinuance of menstrual flow. Hormonal Imbalance Symptoms associated with menopause are from the fact that the ovaries are no longer producing their normal amount of estrogen for the body. Estrogen is the dominant female hormone. Hormonal imbalance may also bring backache which is caused by thinning of the bones. This type of condition is called osteop...