A disease or a medical state is an anomaly of the body or deals with that faintness of causes, dysfunction, distress, or died with the afflicted person or those in liaison with the person. Sometimes the term is largely employed to include damage, incapacities, disorders, syndromes, infections, symptoms, behaviors deviating, and of the atypical variations of structure and function, whereas in other contexts those can be considered distinguishable categories. Literally, a disease refers to the invasion of the body by pathogenic microbes.

• Lichen Planus
• Lupus Nephritis
• Ludwigs angina
• Lymphogranuloma venerum

• Disease condition u
• High blood pressure
• Illness s
• Anaphylaxis
• Illness n
• Hyperkalemia
• Vaginitis
• Wrinkles
• Toothache
• Renal cyst

Health Tip

Immunization prevents flu infection in about two-thirds of people who are vaccinated. It can never be 100 percent effective because the virus mutates and different strains are responsible for outbreaks. Recommendations for types of vaccine are issued by the World Health Organization depending on which strains of virus are expected to be prevalent. Vaccination is advised for those in high risk groups such as the elderly or those whose immune systems are depleted.