DISEASES AND BODY PARTS AFFECTED

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DiseaseBody part affected
GlaucomaEyes
TrachomaEyes
ScurvyGums
RicketsBones
MalariaSpleen
TyphoidIntestine
GoitreThyroid
GingivitisGums
Grave's DiseasesThyroid
JaundiceLiver
TetanusSkeletal Muscles
Alzheimer's DiseaseBrain
ArthritisJoints
ColitisColon
DiphtheriaRespiratory tract
OtitisEars
PsoriasisSkin
VitiligoSkin
LeprosySkin and Peripheral nerves

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