Menstrual changes can occur suddenly or gradually. Cardiovascular changes include hot flushing and sweating. Neurological and emotional changes include paraesthesiae in the form of sensations of pins and needles in the extremities. Locomotion system includes changes like arthropathy, fibrosis and backache. Endocrine system includes dryness of skin and reduction in mental power. Genital tract changes include progressive atrophy of vulva skin. Vagina becomes dry and atrophy of cervix takes place,
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Acne is a disarray of pilosebaceous unit, which is a combination of sebaceous glands and hair. These glands and hair are found almost on the entire body. The maximum numbers of pilosebaceous units are present on the upper neck, chest and face keeping the skin as well as the hair moisturized. The sebaceous glands expand and generate more sebum during adolescence. This generation of more sebum is due to the influence of hormones called androgens. Similarly, the sebum generation gets decreased afte
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Although hair is not essential to life, it is of sufficient cosmetic concern to provoke anxiety in anyone when it starts thinning, falling, or disappearing. To a woman, the sight of a comb or brush covered with lost hair can cause intense mental strain. Hair is formed in minute pockets in the skill called follicles. An upgrowth at the base of the follicle, called the papilla, actually produces hair when a special group of cells turn amino acids into keratin, a type of protein of which hair is ma
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People say that the biggest wealth on earth is to have a good health. I totally agree with it as we all know that "Health is Wealth". For a good health we need to have proper blood circulation through our body. Our heart plays the most important role in blood circulation. An adult human heart is divided into two parts, right part consists of right atrium and right ventricle. Similarly, left part consists of left atrium and left ventricle. The heart and blood vessels work together to maintain the
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Cataracts are changes in clarity of the natural lens inside the eye that gradually degrade visual quality. The natural lens sits behind the colored part of the eye (iris) in the area of the pupil, and cannot be directly seen with the naked eye unless it becomes extremely cloudy. The lens plays a crucial role in focusing unimpeded light on the retina at the back of the eye. The retina transforms light to a neurologic signal that the brain interprets as vision. Significant cataracts block and dist
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