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 From the Governor's speech:
“I am very happy to be here for the inauguration of Life Force, promoted by Dr Rajesh and Dr Rupal Shah. The service that Dr Rajesh Shah has been is rendering to the patients across the world using homeopathy is indeed valuable. The goodness of Dr Shah lies in the fact that he is not working for his own benefit but is working for popularizing homeopathy all over the world.” - Address by Mr Mohammed Fazal, Governor of the state of Maharashtra at the inauguration of Life Force
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Cellulitis  Cellulitis occurs when the bacteria enter through a break in the skin. This break need not be visible to the naked eyes. Group A Streptococcus and Staphylococcus are the most common bacteria which can cause cellulitis. Predisposing factors for cellulitis include insect bites, animal bites, itchy (pruritic) skin rash, recent surgery, athlete's foot, dry skin, eczema, burns and boils, lymphedema swelling, diabetes, patients on immunosuppressive or corticosteroid medications, etc. Symptoms: The affected area is red due to the inflammation and there may be warmth over it. Tight, glossy, "stretched" appearance of the skin is commonly seen. Pain or tenderness of the affected area is also seen. Other symptoms that may be seen include fever (with or without chills), sweating, fatigue, muscle pains (myalgia) and malaise. Occasionally, local lymph nodes may be swollen.
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 New book by Dr Shah on Chronic Urticaria
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