Psoriasis is a skin disorder that occurs when the immune system sends incorrect signals to the skin, causing the cells to mature extremely quickly. These new cells are formed within days instead of weeks causing the excess skin to pile up on the surface of the older skin, as the body is unable to shed the excess skin cells.

Kidneys are a pair of bean-shaped organs that are present in either side of the body of vertebrates. The basic functions of the kidney include filtering blood to produce urine, retaining and discharging water, hormonal secretion, eliminating waste and nitrogen, and maintaining blood pressure and fluid levels in the body.

Hyperhidrosis refers to the medical condition that involves excessive sweating. While everyone does sweat when it’s extremely hot outside, those suffering from hyperhidrosis sweat so profusely, that even water may drip from their hands. In normal circumstances, perspiration produced by the sweat glands is carried to the surface of the skin when the air temperature rises, when exercising, when feeling nervous or anxious, and when having fever.

Psoriasis is a chronic condition that is the result of an increase in the lifecycle of skin cells. The growth of skin cells is much faster than normal when you suffer from psoriasis, causing an irritable feeling. Due to the multiplying of skin cells on your body, you will feel itchy which might even be painful at times.

Hypertension or high blood pressure affects adults and is known to act as a ‘silent killer.’ This reference is because it causes vague symptoms until it has done significant damage to the heart. High blood pressure does not have any visible symptoms therefore many are left unaware of this issue.

There are minor skin rashes that can occur due to sweating, allergies (because of soaps, shampoos, deodorants), insect bites, and acne. On the other hand, these can also manifest due to skin conditions like psoriasis or eczema. For some people, certain kinds of food can also be a trigger for skin rashes.