What is Tikka disease?
964959
It is the leaf spot disease occurs in Arachis hypogea (groundnut).It is a very serious disease occurring in the area where the ground nut crops is grown .This disease occur when the plants are one or two months old. \n             Generally there are two types of leaf spot disease found in ground not cause by two different type of species in which the first type is caused by genus Cerocospora personatawhich is most common and causing much more damage to crop but the second type is caused by C.arachidicola causing not serious damage.
112376
LOL...what the heck is; Wakka, wakka, wakka.???? My emotion right now is cheerful.... and confused..lol..
337822
It's a condition called PFB (pseudofolliculitis barbae) and it's more common in black men.
86798
Causes and Risks: \nThe cause of the disease is unknown. It usually affects people of Mediterranean ancestry. Symptoms usually begin between 5 and 15 years old. Inflammation in the lining of the abdominal cavity, chest cavity, or joints occurs. Painful, red swelling of the legs occurs in one-fourth of the affected people. Attacks may vary in severity of symptoms, and people are usually symptom free between attacks. \n\nPrevention: \nThere is no known way to prevent this disorder. \n\nSymptoms: \n\nfever or alternating chills and fever (relapsing) \nabdominal pain \nchest pain that occurs repeatedly (recurrent) \nabdominal pain that is recurrent or with similar pain in past \njoint pain that occurs repeatedly (recurrent) \nhip pain , knee pain , ankle pain , foot pain , pain over the small joints of the foot, shoulder pain , elbow pain , wrist pain , hand pain, pain over the small joints of the hand, or pain in other joints \n\nred, painful, swollen lower legs (excluding joints) \n\n\nSigns and Tests: \nThere is no specific test to diagnose this disease. Elimination of other possible diseases by laboratory tests or X-rays will help determine the diagnosis. \n\nTreatment: \nThe treatment is symptomatic and supportive. A low-fat diet may reduce the number and severity of attacks. The medication colchicine may also reduce the attacks. \n\nPrognosis: \nThe attacks usually run their course without treatment. No medicine to cure the disorder is available. \n\nComplications: \nDiscomfort is the primary complication. \n\nCall Your Healthcare Provider: \nCall your health care provider if symptoms develop (to rule out other possible causes of the symptoms).
1038803
This disease is caused by mosquitoe...The disease starts with fever and severe pain in joints..the fever will subside in 3 or 4 days but the joints pain will be there for over a month...this disease is not fatal.. ............................\neverthing said in above answer is true but what i been told is that the fever stay for even longer time and currently its on the roll in many districts of KARNATKA. according to newspapers it has reached to BANGALORE district villages.
141246
Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), commonly known as mad cow disease, is a fatal, neurodegenerative disease of cattle, which infects by a mechanism that surprised biologists on its discovery in late 20th century. While never having killed cattle on a scale comparable to other dreaded livestock diseases, such as foot and mouth and rinderpest, BSE has attracted wide attention because it seems that people can contract the disease; it is thought to be the cause of variant Creutzfeld-Jakob disease (vCJD), sometimes called new variant Creutzfeld-Jakob disease (nvCJD), a human brain-wasting disease
380451
Bartonellosis is an infectious bacterial disease with an acute form (which has a sudden onset and short course) and a chronic form (which has more gradual onset and longer duration). The disease is transmitted by sandflies and occurs in western South America. Characterized by a form of red blood cell deficiency (hemolytic anemia) and fever, the potentially fatal acute form is called OROYA fever or Carrion's disease. The chronic form is identified by painful skin lesions.
7835
there is no such thing as a "knee virus".  was your sone just diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.  \n\nThere are theories that a viral infection can preceed the onset of type 1 diabetes - but there is no "knee virus" out there.  You could have diabetes, and have some viral synovitis, or inflamation of the knee joint -
130228
It is a mycobacteria, it's full name being Mycobaterium Leprae.\n\nLeprosy (also known as Hansen's disease) is the disease/infection caused by this mycobacterium.
1185639
a chronic disorder of the skin marked by scaly red lesions,try seeing a specialist sorry my books dont tell much more than that, dont be embarrassed though, every one has some sort of problem,iwish you didn't, but remember it is chronic so it may take awhile to find what works for her iwish you the best of luck
63802
disease...ha ha ha ha\n\numm just a part of growing up.
383022
It is Paget's disease.\nPaget's disease shows varying radiological features depending on the stage of activity and the site. The most common type is the honey comb or spongy appearance which is widespread.\nThanks for your hint !!
372105
No more then they talk about Tuberculosis resistant drug strain type that is spreading fast that many doctors think will be a major problem and Hepatitis C and Leprosy. These are due to our mass uncontrolled immigration. \nLike most American if it isn't in People magazine it isn't worth talking about. Connect the dots.
601980
I think Koch´s disease is pulmonary tuberculosis (phtisis). It is named according to Robert Koch, German bacteriologist who discovered Koch´s bacterium (Mycobacterium tuberculosis exactly).
1148241
There is a major epidemic sweeping through the land...cranealrectumitis. I think it is irreversible.
148355
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mad_cow_disease
251612
It is a hereditary condition affecting lungs or liver.  Find more here:\n\nhttp://www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/alpha1def.htm\n\nHope that helps...