Medical Problems in middle and high aged man -Especially about their QOL preservation-

Coexistance of Pemphigus Vulgaris and Psoriasis in a Middle Aged Man

Psoriasis and pemphigus vulgaris are two inflammatory and autoimmune diseases. Their concomitant occurrence in one patient is very rare. We describe a 57-year-old patient with a history of severe plaque type psoriasis for 2 years. After a few months, he presented with disseminated bullae and mucosal erosions which were documented as pemphigus vulgaris. Both of the diseases were successfully con...

Middle aged man with groin pain.

Awareness of Medical Students of Gonabad University About Nutrition and Food Preservation in Disasters

Background: Healthy and hygienic foods should be available for healthy life of humans in all circumstances. This issue will be more important when a disaster occurrs. Iran is among high risk natural disaster countries, that should be always prepared. The present study aimed to evaluate the awareness of Gonabad University Medical students about nutrition and food preservation at times of disaste...

Pain, jaundice and lump in a middle-aged man.

A 50-year-old man was admitted on 2nd February 2005 with pain in right middle and upper abdomen since 6 months and progressive jaundice since 3 months. The pain was moderate intensity, intermittent, occurring 23 times per day, and radiating to the back. The intensity had increased in the last 3 months and became continuous since 10 days. Jaundice was associated with high colored urine, clay col...

Cycling and the middle-aged man: more urodynamics than aerodynamics?

1184 CMAJ, October 21, 2014, 186(15) © 2014 Canadian Medical Association or its licensors Last summer, for the third year in a row, more than 4000 people (mostly middle-aged men) pedalled their road bikes from downtown Vancouver to Whistler, BC, a whopping 122 km, uphill. If anything, the Whistler GranFondo (Italian for “big ride”) is evidence that cycling is soaring in popularity and a sure cu...