exotic diseases in human in India?
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What is exotic to the US, is not exotic to India & elsewhere.  Perhaps checking with the Indian Health ministry or the United Nations web site (www.un.org) may be helpful to you.  Good luck with your research!
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Why are you asking about ear diseases in the STD section?
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Not in the normal condition.  Only in certain disease states.
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That depends on the specific disease. There's coughing on someone, sharing saliva, blood to blood, sex, touching something that a sick person has touched and not washing your hands, drinking after someone. Usually the diseases with the highest morbidity or mortality rates are not so easily caught as touching the same things as someone else, so I wouldn't worry too much about that. It really depends on what kind of disease you're talking about, your question is not real specific.\nHIV is spread through sex or blood to blood. Typhoid can be spread, for example, by someone using the restroom and not washing their hands, and then preparing food. Colds and Flus are spread by coughing on someone or touching someting that a contagious person touched and not washing your hands. There are STDs you get from sex.\nThere are a lot of ways to get diseases from other people and animals. Being bitten by an animal too.\nYou can get certain diseases by drinking milk that has not been pasteurized. There are so many ways, and so many diseases. Click on the link for more information.
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If mishandled (someone went to the bathroom without washing his hands, then stuck his hands in the syrup) or untreated, it could definitely grow microorganims that can cause illness. However, I'm not aware of a plant disease that could be communicated to humans if that was your question.
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yes yoga incure diseases. It is best indian methology which is known accross the world. So many of people have its experience.
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Lots of things are possible here.  Any of the body's systems could be out of whack.  With just this information, the differential diagnosis is a huge list!\n\nIn screening patients for cancer, diabetes, infections, heart troubles, many answer with these symptoms.\n\nIn order to get to the bottm of these symptoms, go to a doctor, talk with him or her, have a physical exam and tests as indicated by the interaction.
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Try the site below for info on diseases that affect coconut/palm trees
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http://www.histopathology-india.net/AfTryp.htm\nHuman African Trypanosomiasis or sleeping sickness, is a disease caused by Trypanosoma brucei gambiense or T. brucei rhodesiense. Humans are the main reservoir of both forms.        \nThese hemoflagellate protozoa are transmitted by the bite of various species of Glossina, the tsetse fly (Image) . The trypanosomes give rise to two distinct clinical entities, Gambian trypanosomiasis (chronic infection) and Rhodesian trypanosomiasis (acute infection). \n\nAmerican Trypanosomiasis (Chagas' disease), a zoonotic infection by the protozoan Trypanosoma cruzi, causes acute, subacute and chronic parasitemia, with dissemination to many organs, specially the heart, brain, esophagus and colon. Infections through the intact mucous membranes occur most frequently in the lips or in the conjunctivae, when the eyes are rubbed with fingers soiled with the insect faeces.\nT. cruzi enters macrophages by parasite-specified phagocytosis. Phagocytosis is partially dependent on macrophage cell surface receptors. The protozoon does not remain within phagocytic vacuole but escapes into the cytoplasm where it multiplies. By leaving the parasitophorous vacuole, the organism escapes the action of microbicidal lysosomal enzymes. \nSpecific diagnosis of America trypanosomiasis may be accomplished by the finding of the typical trypanosome stage of T. cruzi in the blood during febrile episodes.       \nAspiration of spleen, liver, lymph nodes, or bone marrow will frequently reveal the leishmanial form of the organism in fixed macrophages.\nhttp://www.histopathology-india.net/Chaga.htm
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Did you try looking on:  http://health.discovery.com/  ?\nTry looking there for information.\n\n:-)\n\nAlso found more info on this for you...\nhttp://staff.jccc.net/aalarabi/transmission.html
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yes, many problems are species specific but there are quite a few that can be transferred from humans to animals or visa-versa.\nRabies is probably the best known, but ringworm(a fungus) seems to be one of the more common!
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The question is too general.  It depends on what type of gene you are asking about.  For gene related to human diseases, one most likely will need to study patient population with the disease and consider are the gene(s) playing equal role in different patients.  Human diseases often involve many genes and they are likely involved in a common pathway for example.  Defect in any component of a pathway may generate the same disease phenotype.  \n\nIf there is a great animal model for the human disease, investigators will likely use the model to determine disease gene.  However, very often the gene affected in animals is not exactly the same that causes problem in human.  \n\nIf, however, you mean gene of interest in a bacteria, the ball game is quite different.  It is much more easy to work with simple organism.  One can isolate mutants affecting the gene of interest.
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yes.but a little bit care is to be taken while using.\nfor some deises it is more preferable than other medicines.\nit is more famous in india.
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Not exactly. there are many other things that can be a fly in the ointment like diseases.
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There is no proof for such possibility. The virus has a very weak environmental susceptibility and is not able to be transmitted via contaminated surfaces. Modes of transmission are sexual, vertical, blood or blood components transfusion, broken skin+infected blood and contaminated needles used by injection drug users.\nThe disease is diagnosed when an opportunistic infection e.g. P Cranii P or malignancy e.g. K. Sarcoma are detected, HIV antibodies in the blood and the increased numbers of T cells in the blood.
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A parasitic disease.  See the attached link.
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Yes- there are many std's and diseases that can be transmitted this way, including AIDS