by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Skin Health
Having dry skin can be uncomfortable due to its leathery texture and the itching it causes. Having its patch on the face can be still more discerning for obvious reasons. It looks different and exhibits cracks and wrinkles that mar your appearance. Fortunately, it is...
by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Skin Health
Dry skin may be caused by a number of reasons, some external and some internal. Treatment of its patches involves addressing the cause. This condition can be treated and involves the use of oral medication, topical applications, and lifestyle corrections. You will see...
by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Skin Health
Dry skin, also known as xerosis or xeroderma, is a very common skin condition and is seen more commonly in elderly people. In most cases, it does not pose a serious problem and is often caused by external factors, which you can control. Its symptoms are typical and of...
by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Skin Health
Skin is the largest organ of the body and comprises of three layers: the epidermis being the topmost layer, the dermis situated beneath the epidermis and the hypodermis, which is the deepest layer of the skin. Dry skin is the most common skin condition in the adult...
by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
The COVID-19 has attained pandemic proportions with more than 200 countries affected. These countries have enforced strict lockdown measures to control this novel Coronavirus outbreak but without much success. The virus continues to spread rapidly because of its...
by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
With the COVID-19 novel coronavirus running rampant with its highly contagious nature and worrying mortality rate, it becomes today necessary to protect yourself and your dear ones from this COVID-19 virus. You can do so by taking some precautions in your daily living...
by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
The SARS-CoV-2 or the coronavirus that causes the COVID-19 disease is extremely contagious and has attained pandemic proportions within just 100 days of its discovery. The discovery happened in December of 2019 in the city of Wuhan, capital of Hubei province in China....
by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
The COVID-19 virus, the novel coronavirus, or SARS-CoV-2 as the World Health Organization (WHO) has named it, is transmitted from an infected person to another person who has not been infected, by three modes: Through direct contact Through airborne droplets that have...
by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
As of 22nd April 2020, with more than 2 million people infected globally by the novel coronavirus and more than 127,000 people dead, the SARS-COV-2, which causes the COVID-19 shows no signs of abating. The coronavirus pandemic continues unabated wrecking a negative...
by Dr. Sanjiv Khanse | Diseases and Conditions
The novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19 has turned out to be a new strain about which we have no previous data or any clue about its properties. It has evolved as a natural process into a new strain after the strains of the Coronavirus that caused the...
