Osteoarthritis (OA) is by far the most common form of arthritis known today. It is strongly associated with ageing and is a major cause of pain and disability in older people. So, let’s learn about Leech therapy for osteoarthritis. Pathologically, osteoarthritis may be defined as a condition of synovial joints which is characterized by focal … Read more
Hypertension is a very strong risk factor for cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). It is estimated that it increases the risk at least two-fold for CVDs including coronary artery disease (CAD), congestive heart failure (CHF)/stroke (ischaemic and hemorrhagic), renal failure and peripheral arterial disease. Other risk factors include diabetes which is also very commonly associated with hypertension. … Read more
Leech therapy for arthritis Arthritis is a very common disease found today but still is not well understood by people. Arthritis affects almost all the people of different ages, both sexes, and all races. It is the most common cause in the people for causing disability in the joints. There are more than a hundred … Read more
Today reconstructive therapy in which reattaching a digit and reconnecting the blood vessels is big and a painful task as this work is carried under the microscope. “Leech therapy after reconstructive surgery“. Most of the plastic surgeon explains their problem while reestablishing the blood flow is that they get arteries to reattach but not get … Read more
Hemorrhoids are defined as dilated plexus (network) of superior haemorrhoidal veins, in relation to the anal canal. Hemorrhoids have become very common disease occurs in both male and female. They are the swollen veins present in the anus and the lower rectum and resembles like varicose veins. Leech therapy for hemorrhoids or piles can help … Read more
Varicose veins are defined as dilated, tortuous, and elongated superficial veins of the limbs. In most of the classes, the common statement made is varicosity is the penalty for verticality against gravity. This is said in light of the fact that the blood needs to spill out of the lower appendages into the heart against … Read more
