what is the name of a disease that make you like a dracula?
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Porphyria: The Vampire Disease\nThere exists a fairly rare group of genetic disorders that have unfairly branded many sufferers with the term “vampire”. These poor souls are extremely sensitive to sunlight that can easily result in burns and abrasions, and so they prefer darkness. They suffer from acute attacks of abdominal pains, vomiting and loose stools. Their urine may have a purplish-red color leading some to wrongly believe that it results from drinking blood. Those afflicted may have increased hair growth, and with repeated damage, their skin tightens and shrinks. When this occurs around the mouth, the canine teeth appear to be more prominent, and suggestive of fangs. At other times, it causes depression and affects the brain to produce peculiar behavior. It is probably no surprise that garlic makes all the symptoms worse. Porphyria is a misunderstood condition that has affected the likes of Mary Queen of Scots and King George III.\n\nPorphyria refers to a growing collection of disorders in which there are abnormalities in the enzymes involved in heme production. Heme is an iron-containing compound used throughout the body. The most common heme-containing substance found in our bodies is the hemoglobin in our red blood cells - an essential component to transport oxygen around our bodies. There are at least eight steps in the production of heme, and at least eight different types of porphyria can result when an enzyme malfunctions and levels of intermediate substances rise to beyond what the body is accustomed to. It is a condition that runs in families and is inherited. At one time, it was thought to be a dominant trait requiring only one gene from one parent, but there are recessive forms now identified in which genes need to come from both parents.
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I would do a search on amazon.com under their books category using the terms "Goth", "Mr. Hyde", and "Dr. Jekyll". If that doesn't help, use "Goth" and "Frankenstein".
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Dracula because he's PURE EVIL. LeStat is a GIRLY-MAN VAMPIRE.
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I'm not familiar with any disease called Madison's Disease. Perhaps you are referring to a condition called Addison's Disease. It is a rare disease where the adrenal glands do not produce enough cortisol or aldosterone. Interestingly enough, JFK suffered from this disease.
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Bubonic plague\n\nNice knowin ya toots.
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In eastern europe romania transalvania the folk legend has been around for a very long time.Or the common folk legend has survived there the longest. People who died were staked to the earth so that they would stay there. This practice is very old and is  in other ancient cultures as well. The modern idea of vampires are far differant then the original idea. Vampires were spirits of the dead or ghosts they would creap in as a mist and kill you as you slept. Garlic would ward off the evil spirits. There is a story I have heard of an outbreak of rabies in eastern europe the symptoms of rabies are alot like vampires extreme very extreme thirst blood from the mouth and foam from the mouth insanity alot like a vampire.Victims would have been thought to be possesed. \n Vlad the Impaler the man the others have mentioned is a Natianal hero in Romania and is thought of there, Like our George washington. The founder of his country.It is true that if you are going back to make sure your relative is dead and to properly stake them through the heart and dig them up and if they had been buried alive by mistake. well they would be covered with blood from trying to calw there way out of the coffin. so Then you would think they must be a vampire.
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I suppose it depends to which mythos of vampire one subscribes. There are some that say vampires are the undead, they have no sexual feelings. There are some that say vampires are born, as in a unique race of humanoids capable of love, lust and sex. I don't think I've ever seen a horny Nosferatu, come to think of it.\n\nBut I think a general answer would be to say that Hollywood has made vampires a very sensual type creature. The whole act of blood sucking has become a very intimate act. And it's sexy, and we all know that sex sells. :)
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Bram Stoker's (Victorian) Novel, 'Dracula' was based on Vlad the Impaler or Vlad Tepes of Wallachia (part of present day Romania).\n\nVlad was an interesting local prince with a fanataical hatred of the Ottoman Empire and - as his name would suggest, he had - to put it mildly - a firm stance on law and order.  However, the Dracula of Bram Stoker was also a 'vampire' - an ancient Romanian folk superstition that actually had nothing to do with Vlad.\n\nStoker set Dracula's 'castle' as Bran castle in Transylvania.  This has just been returned to the former Romanian royal family and is one of Romania's top tourist attractions.  However, it actually played no significant part in Vlad's life, though he may have visited it on occasion.
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A vampire because my teeth stuck out in a way that looked like fangs. Well, until i got braces >_<
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Petechiae.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petechia
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Yeah, he probably pronounces "Dracula" as "Draclear".  He is such a blood sucker.
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the word you want is "petichiae" which are small pinpoint looking hemorrhages in the skin. These may occur if the platelet count drops too low
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Ironically enough, almost every culture hass their own version of Vampires. In african folklore their are vampires that are turned inside out, and stalk the night looking for peoples skins. In asia, their version of the vampire carries his guts around with him, looking for, you guessed, a place to put his guts. \n\nWestern vampires, unfortunately for vampire hunters, have a varied a mythology as the rest of the world. \n\nThe idea that vampires are obsessive compulsive is common. Carrying seeds with you or a string with many knots in it is a way to distract they vampires. they MUST count the seeds and untie the knots. \n\nI've read various accounts of killed vampires (of course they were just sickly humans, mutilated by their less-than-knowledgable companions.) and medieval peasants have come up with some of the most clever things. For example, a vampire must be buried upside down, so that when he tries to rise,  he'll just dig his way to hell. Also cutting off their heads, burning them in fresh rose petals, etc. The list goes on and on.
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Vlad the Impaler (1431-1476)\n\nAs you may well know, author Bram Stoker (1847-1912) based the title character of his 1897 novel Dracula on an actual human being, or should we say inhuman being.  \n\nEven if you haven't yet read Stoker's novel, and seen the stage play which came after, you have probably seen some of the many films based on his character. Some of the most important cinematic adaptations are F.W. Murnau's 1922 masterpiece "Nosferatu", which was loosely based on Dracula but subjected to a "makeover" for copyright reasons, Todd Browning's "Dracula", which starred Bela Lugosi, a Romanian actor who had previously incarnated the titular character on the stage, and would forever be remembered, and unfortunately typecast as Dracula; the British Hammer Films releases of the 70s, which starred Christopher Lee as a sexier, and far more violent vampire.  While there were others in between, one of the most interesting, although flawed adaptation, of Dracula was Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 release, "Bram Stoker's Dracula".  Coppola's version is noteworthy for it's inclusion of the "Order of the Dracul", which cleverly interwove the fictional vampire with the historical figure.
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People believe that the origin of vampires came from the legend of the Translavian Prince called Vlad Tepes, who was called Dracula which means son of the Devil. Vlad was a brutal fighter, and would often leave his enemies completely exsanguinated. There is the legend that after he died, he was made immortal, and continues to suck the blood out of anyone who considers his enemy. It was this legend that was the basis for Bram Stoker's iconic novel Dracula. \n\nAs for other legends of vampires well, there are a lot of websites dedicated to the legends.
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unless you're dating Dracula, that ain't right LOL
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Cushing's Disease (and Cushing's Syndrome) cause weight gain in the body and face, while causing legs and arms to become really skinny. I had that disease. It looks funny.