Exams. In education, it’s a test to show the knowledge and ability of children. It’s also a testing time for their parents.

Whether the child is sincere or not, scoring well or not, the children (and sometimes the parents) can get anxious and nervous during examination times. When anxiety is present, children may have sleepless ... Read More

Failure gave alopecia and success gave alopecia.

CASE 1 : SENSITIVE AND LONELY.

Young boy 25-26 yrs old ,well educated working in good profile coming from a good family.

Apparently, as if all is good, one fine day develops Alopecia Areata and which keeps spreading in spite of dermatology RX & within 2 month patches drastically increased from 2 to10 patches. Medicines were correct but ... Read More

Alopecia Areata is an autoimmune disorder. It occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks hair follicles that results in chunks of hair falling out and eventually ends up becoming round hairless patches on the scalp.

Location: It usually occurs on the scalp, but it can also occur in beard, eyelashes, limbs and eye brows.

Patient Profile: Common in young people; 20 % of the cases are ... Read More

48-year-old Surya (name changed) had been suffering from refractory anaemia since 2005. Refractory anaemia (RA) similar to other anaemic conditions cannot be successfully treated by any means — other than blood transfusion. It is a preleukemia condition carrying about 10 – 20% probability of developing into leukemia. When a person has preleukemia, his bone marrow fails to produce an adequate number of healthy, normal blood cells.

Surya had already undergone blood transfusion ample ... Read More

Sushmita (name changed) a 33-year-old female suffered from systemic sclerosis since 7 years. In the past, she tried various forms of treatment, but they would provide only temporary relief. She was consuming a lot of allopathic medicines like Glucocorticoids and Methotrexate (Cytotoxic) along with anti-inflammatory drugs. She came to our clinic with multiple complaints and worries.

On detailed case study, we found that she had severe dry irritating cough that did not respond to any ... Read More

Five-year-old Mahesh was brought by his parents to our Indranagar Clinic, Bangalore with a rare and critical condition known as wiskott aldrich syndrome (WAS). WAS is an inherited disorder characterised by low level of blood platelets, eczema, recurrent infections, and a high risk of cancer. The syndrome is so rare that it affects only one in every 2,50,000 male children. Typically a WAS patient lives only about four years; those who survive into adolescence often develop cancer. Death ... Read More