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PLMD is known as Periodic limb movement disorder and RLS is known as Restless Leg Syndrome are sleep disorders that both appear to be the same thing conditions are characterized by a sleeper not being able to keep still. However, these two sleep disorders are distinctly different. Diagnosing which condition a patient might be suffering from is important is to determine what the best course of treatment might be.  What is PLMD? PLMD is the condition in which the legs twitch every 20 to 40 seconds while a person in sleep is an involuntary action that the person is not aware of.  What is RLS? RLS is the condition in which the patient has an urge to move the legs or arms, which often happens when they are sitting or trying to get sleep. It is a nervous system disorder that is also known as Willis-Ekbom disease.  Let us have a deep insight into the difference between PLMD and RLS.  Difference between PLMD and RLS :  PLMD entails an involuntary contraction of the s

What is Doppler? Doppler ultrasonography is a medical non-invasive study of heart and blood vessels, using ultrasound with high-frequency waves. What is Duplex? Duplex ultrasonography is a medical non-invasive study, which combines traditional ultrasonography and Doppler ultrasonography.  Let us have a deep insight into the difference between Doppler and Duplex ultrasonography.  Difference between Doppler and Duplex : Doppler provides a colour picture detecting the blood flow whereas Duplex provides a colour picture detecting the flow of blood and also two-dimensional greyscale ultrasound image of the tissues.  Doppler provides information about the presence of blood flow in the studied vessels, as well as its direction, speed, and turbulence whereas Duplex provides information about the presence of blood flow in the studied vessels, as well as its direction, speed, and turbulence together with an image of the surrounding tissues.  Doppler is used to diagnos

What is Thyroid? The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland in a neck below the larynx and in front of the windpipe. The thyroid is an important hormone that regulating metabolism. The pituitary gland checks to see if the thyroid is making the correct amounts of hormones needed to keep your metabolism functioning correctly. If your thyroid gland produces too many or too few hormones, you could have a thyroid disease such as Hyperthyroidism, Hypothyroidism, Graves disease, and Hashimoto's disease.  What is Parathyroid? The parathyroid glands are four small glands located behind the thyroid gland. These glands produce a hormone PTH that helps to control the amount of calcium and phosphorus in the blood. If these glands make too much PTH, you have hyperparathyroidism, and your body calcium level rises causing health problems like osteoporosis. If these glands make not much enough PTH, you have hypoparathyroidism, and your body has too much calcium and phosphorus that leads to V

Definition : It is a chronic inflammatory condition of the skin which causes red, elevated patches of skin that can surface anywhere of the body. Causes : Poor diet Abnormal small intestine permeability Emotional stress Hormonal changes Difficulty digesting protein Genetics Vitamin d deficiency Poor liver function An increasing number of T cell in the blood, dermis and epidermis Smoking Cold weather Heavy alcohol consumption Types of psoriasis : Plaque psoriasis : Most common form Causes red scaly skin patches Nail or scalp psoriasis Affect the nail beds and head Causing dryness and detached nail Mild psoriasis : Causes less severe psoriasis symptoms than other form and might be mistaken for eczema or even dandruff Severe psoriasis A term is usually given to a painful form of psoriasis including pustular and  guttate psoriasis Pustular psoriasis Cause pus-filled inflamed blister on the skin that are usually painful Guttate psori