### condition | illness | disease | skin disorder | psoriasis:

Guttate psoriasis
* rare form of psoriasis.
* variant that occurs predominantly in children.

Plaque psoriasis
* is the most common type of psoriasis
* occurs in men and women and can occur for the first time at any age.

Pustular psoriasis
* causes blisters and pus-like patches.
* is blisters that can leak
  - much rarer
  - where the areas of psoriasis are studded with small pustules

Storage disease
* Some storage diseases affect muscles.
* are gray mold, parsnip canker, bacterial soft rot, and watery soft rot.

### condition | illness | disease:

Syphilis
* begins with small sores at the site from which it was exposed.
* causes damage
  - serious damage
  - very severe infections in babies who catch it from their mothers
* continues to be a common cause of infectious disease of the heart and blood vessels
  - problematic health issue in many parts of the world
* exhibits many parallels to the other nine chronic diseases mentioned above.
* goes through several stages and for most of the time has no symptoms.
* is bacterial infection
  - chronic conditions
  - contagion
  - venereal diseases
* proceeds in three stages, with each stage separated by a period of latency.
* requires antibiotics to resolve
  - diagnosis and treatment from a physician
* spreads through Europe.

### condition | illness | disease | syphilis:

Congenital syphilis
* occurs after a fetus is infected in the womb
  - when the fetus is infected in utero by an infected mother
* variety acquired by a fetus in utero from the mother.

Late syphilis
* causes inflammation of the largest artery in the body, the aorta.
* is less contagious to others but is extremely dangerous to the person who has it.

Secondary syphilis
* can cause patchy rashes primarily on the hands or soles of the feet
  - result in rashes, fevers and sore throat
* involves a generalized rash that usually appears on the palms and soles.
* is contagion
  - highly infectious
* produces a variety of generalized rashes.
* very important component in the papulosquamous differential diagnosis.

Systemic disease
* Many systemic diseases have oral manifestations.
* Most systemic diseases result in problems.
* affect organs.
* are also common in cassava.
* can affect the third component or the optic nerve
  - result from skin contact of toxic substances
* have an effect on the gums and teeth.
* involve multiple organs, or organ systems.
* is uncommon and mortality is low.
* presents most often as masses in the skin, lungs, liver, bone, and brain.

Thalassaemia
* affects all races in Malaysia, especially more to the bumiputra in the East Malaysia.
* is anemia
* is one of the most common inherited blood disorders in the world
  - inherited disease
* only happens when the parents passed down the gene to their children.

### condition | illness | disease:

Thalassemia
* are a group of inherited anemias caused by abnormal hemoglobin
  - heritable diseases characterized by sub-normal levels of hemoglobin
  - most common in people of Mediterranean, African, or Asian descent
* differ in severity and in the type of globin chain that is deficient.
* increases red cell flexibility.
* is anemia.
* shows incomplete dominance.
+ Sickle-cell disease, The disease: Diseases :: Genetic disorders :: Blood
  * In many Asian populations beta thalassaemia occurs together with sickle cell disease. Thalassemia itself is another form of anaemia. But the nature of the two disease are opposite. Thalassemia increases red cell flexibility. However, thalassemia itself can be a serious disease.

### condition | illness | disease | thalassemia:

Alpha thalassemia
* diagnosis of exclusion.
* is autosomal recessive
  - caused by mutations in the alpha chain of the hemoglobin molecule
  - concentrated among the peoples of Southeast Asia