Leucoderma is a
rare skin disease characterized by
white spots and patches. The white patch
or spot is known as leucoderma and when it occurs without any preceding disease
it is known as Vitiligo. Leucoderma in literal term means white skin. This kind
of situation is mistaken for one more skin disease i.e. leprosy.
Under this skin
condition, certain parts of the skin slowly lose color leaving behind white
patches. This occurs due to loss of melanin, a dark pigment which gives color
to skin. It may start with a small patch but gradually and steadily spreads
throughout the body. This is not a unsafe or contagious skin disease.
Arnica is a herb that grows in Central Europe. It has been used for medical purposes since 1500. Applied topically, Arnica creams and gels are used to relieve pain and inflammation,caused by strains, arthritis, to relieve herpes symptoms and even kill herpes virus, to promote bruises and scars healing and their reduction, to assist normal healing processes.
As reflected by the name - which of course means “coffee with milk”. They are usually present at birth, but may arise later in the first few years of life. They are much more common in black infants.
Café-au-lait spots are dark spots on the skin that look like birthmarks. Most children have the pigment from birth, and it almost never becomes more extensive. The pattern of the pigment distribution is unique, often starting or ending abruptly at the midline on the abdomen in front or at the spine in back. Most commonly the patches are on the buttocks and lumbosacral back. The patches are usually large, and have irregular borders resembling the “coast of Maine”. This is in contrast to the spots of neurofibromatosis, which have a smooth border resembling the “coast of California”. They are light to medium brown.
Many people believe that once you have a good thing going, you should overdo it so
that you get more benefits from the practice.
Many people believe that once you have a good thing going,
you should overdo it so that you get more benefits from the practice. That is
not true when it comes to your hair. Actually, there are quite a few
hairstyling treatments and hairstyling aids which can induce hair loss when
done too much and too often on your hair. So what are the various practices you
use to do that may promote hair loss?
