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The human body has very delicate and very complicated.
Specially kids body. Now a days so many diseases has in the world.
In the non development counties having too much.
Daily so many children has dies couses of them..
The common peoples has not knowlage about it.

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COMMON DISEASES

Food Allergy

CHILDREN DISEASES

Type of male sex diseases

NEWBORN BABY COMMON DISEASES

Narcotic drugs side effects

Sides Effects The Sleeping Drugs

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Common Dieases

HUMAN COMMON DISEASES

 What  is  a disease?

Any condition which  interferes with  the normal functioning of  the body  is called
a  disease.  In  other words,  disease may  be  defined  as  a  disorder  in  the  physical,
physiological, psychological or  social  state of a person caused due  to nutritional
deficiency, physiological disorder, genetic disorder, pathogen or any other reason.

LIST OF COMMON DISEASE

1: Diseases  caused by  viruses

Chicken pox

Dengue

Hepatitis B .............

  Influenza .......................... 

Measles ..............

Poliomylitis    .............................

 Rabies...........

Diseases  caused.by Bacteria

Tuberculosis .............

Amoebiasis ..................

Cholera .........................

Diphtheria ...................

Filariasis --------------------------

Malaria -----------------------------

Typhoid ---------------------------------

Leprosy -------------------------------------------

NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

 AIDS --------------------------

Cancer -----------------

8 Signs Of Prostate Cancer -----------

 Cardio  vascular diseases ---------------}

 Diabetes mellitus -------------}

Gonorrhoea --------------}

Syphilis ---------------------------}

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The Famous Or Commonly Using Sleeping Drugs Names And Side Effects 2016

I'm writing that article for the common peoples for the awareness about the sleeping

drugs side effects. That drugs we are commonly using but we don't know,what will that 

medicines get to us side effects in user body...

By Dr Rabia Khan (2016)

LIST OF THE NAMES SLEEPING DRUGS SIDE EFFECTS

Amphetamines-------------Detail--------> Barbiturates, ,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail
Bath Salts or Designer Cathinones,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail------- Benzodiazepines,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail
Cannabis,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail--------
Cocaine,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail } ----------------->  Depressants,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail }
Dextromethorphan (DXM) ,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail } -----------Ecstasy or MDMA,,,,,,,,,,>Detail}
GHB,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail} -------------->Hallucinogens,,,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail} ----> Heroin,,,,,,>Detail}
Hydrocodone ,,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail} ------- Hydromorphone,,,,Detail}------Inhalants,,,,,Detail}
K2 or Spice,,,,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail}------------ Ketamine,,,,,,Detail} --------- Khat,,,,,,,,,Detail}
Kratom,,,,,,,,,,,,>Detail} --------------LSD,,,,,,,,,,,,Detail} ------------
Marijuana ,,,,,,>Detail}

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Narcotic drugs side effects

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Sleeping drugs side effects 

As the start of clinical training mostly medical students first time that they don't have a
very clear idea of how to prescribe a drug for their patients or what information
they need to provide. This is usually because their earlier pharmacology training
has concentrated more on theory than on practice. The material was probably
'drug-centred', and focused on indications and side effects of different drugs. But
in clinical practice the reverse approach has to be taken, from the diagnosis to the
drug. Moreover, patients vary in age, gender, size and sociocultural
characteristics, all of which may affect treatment choices. Patients also have their
own perception of appropriate treatment, and should be fully informed partners
in therapy. All this is not always taught in medical schools, and the number of
hours spent on therapeutics may be low compared to traditional pharmacology
teaching.

By Dr Rabia Khan (2016)

LIST OF THE SLEEPING DRUGS SIDE EFFECTS

What Are Sleeping Tablets ---------------------->

The Risks of Sleeping Pills -------------------------->

Kinds of sleeping pills----------------------->

Disastrous side effects -------------------------->

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Type of male sex diseases

MALE SEX COMMON DISEASE

The term sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)is used to refer to a variety of clinical
syndromes and infections caused by pathogens that can be acquired and transmitted through
sexual activity. Physicians and other health-care providers play a critical role in preventing and
treating STDs. These guidelines for the treatment of STDs are intended to assist with that effort.
Although these guidelines emphasize treatment, prevention strategies and diagnostic
recommendations also are discussed.

Dr Rabia khan

LIST OF MALE SEX COMMON DISEASE

Women Who Have Sex with Women---------------------------------->

CHLAMYDIA MOST COMMEN DISEASE------------------------------->

Crabs----------------------------------------------------------->

GENITAL HERPES---------------------->

GONORRHEA---------------------------------------->

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NEWBORN BABY COMMON DISEASES

Congratulations on the birth of your baby! Whether you’re a first time parent or a veteran,
a newborn baby is always a wonder.
This site provides an overview of some of the special characteristics you may notice about
your newborn, and guides you through the basics of infant care. It will also help you
recognize potential health concerns with your baby, and know when to seek medical help.
Keep in mind that no site can replace the
advice and care you receive from  a doctor and other health care  providers. I encourage you to
consult with your baby’s doctor any time you have questions  or concerns about your
baby’s health....

Dr Rabia Khan

                           LIST  OF  TOPICS

Diphtheria ---------------------}

Diphtheria for Adults ----------------------}

Measles ----------------------------------}

Tetanus ---------------------------}

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Food Allergy

All of us eat to survive, and most of us enjoy eating. However, 

recent studies have found that almost 1 in 20 young children 

under the age of 5 years and almost 1 in 25 adults are allergic 

to at least one food. Other studies indicate that food allergy, 

especially allergy to peanut, is on the rise. As a result, more and 

more people are becoming aware of food allergy, making it a 

subject of increasing public concern.

When one person in a family has a food allergy, the whole 

family is affected. There may be day-to-day anxiety that a loved 

one may accidentally eat a food that could lead to anaphylaxis, 

a dangerous allergic reaction.

LIST  OF  TOPICS

What Is Food Allergy? --------------------}

Symptoms of Food Allergy --------------}

The Allergic Reaction Process --------------}

What Is Anaphylaxis -----------------}

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Khat Side Effects

Khat is a flowering evergreen shrub that is abused for its
stimulant-like effect. Khat has two active ingredients, cathine and
cathinone.

• Commonly names:

Abyssinian Tea, African Salad, Catha, Chat, Kat, Oat.

• Looks like:

Khat is a flowering evergreen shrub. Khat that is sold and abused
is usually just the leaves, twigs, and shoots of the Khat shrub.
Methods of abuse
Khat is typically chewed like tobacco, then retained in the cheek and chewed intermittently to release the active drug,
which produces a stimulant-like effect. Dried Khat leaves can be made into tea or a chewable paste, and Khat can also
be smoked and even sprinkled on food.

• Affect on mind:

Khat can induce manic behavior with grandiose delusions, paranoia, nightmares, hallucinations, and hyperactivity.
Chronic Khat abuse can result in violence and suicidal depression.

• Affect on body:

Khat causes an immediate increase in blood pressure and heart rate. Khat can also cause a brown staining of the
teeth, insomnia, and gastric disorders. Chronic abuse of Khat can cause physical exhaustion.

• Drugs causing similar effects:

Khat’s effects are similar to other stimulants, such as cocaine and methamphetamine.

• Overdose effects:

The dose needed to constitute an overdose is not known, however it has historically been associated with those who
have been long-term chewers of the leaves. Symptoms of toxicity include delusions, loss of appetite, difficulty with
breathing, and increases in both blood pressure and heart rate. Additionally, there are reports of liver damage (chemical
hepatitis) and of cardiac complications, specifically myocardial infarctions. This mostly occurs among long-term
chewers of khat or those who have chewed too large a dose.
Legal status in the United States
The chemicals found in khat are controlled under the Controlled Substances Act. Cathine is a Schedule IV stimulant,
and cathinone is a Schedule I stimulant under the Controlled Substances Act, meaning that it has a high potential for
abuse, no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States, and a lack of accepted safety for use
under medical supervision

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