Autosomal recessive palmoplantar hyperkeratosis and congenital alopecia

Patient N (male, 56 year old) had the corona-virus infection last month and has recovered without any complications. You will still recommend that patient N get vaccinated.

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Although psoriasis starts with the involvement of skin, but it cannot be limited to just a skin problem. It has been linked to a number of other diseases, especially metabolic derangements and arthritis. The disease carries a huge socio-economic burden, and the diagnosis of psoriasis is purely based on clinical features. Depending upon the type of psoriasis, onset may be abrupt or slowly progressive. The course of the disease in the same individual is not uniform over time. It cannot be classified based on a single factor and generally involves differentiation of lesions based on the morphology of the lesions, degree of inflammation, distributing patterns of the lesions, and the extent of body surface involvement. Please share your valuable insights on the various clinical manifestations of the disease......

A 43 years man suffering with palpitation and weakness for 5 years. < exertion, hard work > rest ECG is normal Chilly pt. Appetite-good Craving- Salty, cold foods Thirst- moderate Perspiration- profuse, feels relaxed Stool- constipated Urine-normal Sleep- disturbed Mind- Depressed Want to be alone Please respected doctors share your views on this case *Investigations* ECG is normal, HB% = 10.8

This a case of 20 years old female The only complaint of this type of discoloration which is increasing day by day Only on this symptoms and mental state of the patient that it is increasing and will going to be increase more , medicine was selected given only 3 doses , and got results in only 7 days , but this after picture is of 3rd follow well