A guide to Hughes' syndrome

Article Abstract:

Hughes' syndrome, also known as atiphospholipid syndrome, is a condition that causes blood to thicken and clot too quickly. Headache and migraine are the most common systems. Memory loss and stroke symptoms are other signs. Treatment for mild cases is usually a daily dose of aspirin and for more severe cases, the blood thinner wayfarin is prescribed.

Physiological aspects, Blood clotting disorders, Blood coagulation disorders, Antiphospholipid syndrome

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What you need to know about ... Raynaud's syndrome

Article Abstract:

A guide to recognizing and treating the vascular condition know as Raynaud's syndrome, phenomenon or disease is presented. Causes of Raynaud's syndrome and treatment options are also discussed.

Causes of, Prognosis, Raynaud's disease, Blood circulation disorders, Vascular diseases

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