Therapy for rhonchopathy (snoring) depends on the cause. General measures More movement Regular sleep wake rhythm Side sleeping position prefer or avoid supine position! Positional therapy: in supine-related snoring should be offered a therapy trial with supine prevention [S3 guideline]. Limited alcohol consumption (men: max. 25 g alcohol per day; women: max. 12 g alcohol … Snoring (Rhonchopathy): Therapy
Therapeutic target Improvement of nasal breathing Therapy recommendations Symptomatic therapy (vasoconstrictor nasal drops for short-term therapy; vasoconstriction → decongestion of the nasal mucosa) or to assess the therapeutic success of turbinate surgery (see “Surgical therapy” below). Therapy of a possible dust mite allergy (see below this clinical picture). See also under “Further therapy“. Further notes … Snoring (Rhonchopathy): Drug Therapy
General measures Anyone who is electrosensitive should arrange living rooms, bedrooms, and the workplace to be as free of electrical appliances as possible. The devices that are urgent should be placed as far away from the bed as possible. It is also recommended that the electrician install a “power disconnect” in the bedrooms. Avoidance of … Electromagnetic Sensitivity (Electrosmog): Therapy
Pathogenesis (development of disease) The causative mechanism of electromagnetic sensitivity has not yet been elucidated and is currently being investigated in several studies. Etiology (Causes) Biographic causes Ethnic origin – belonging to an ethnic group other than white, black, or Hispanic. Disease-related causes Physician diagnosed environmental disease Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) Environmental pollution – intoxications … Electromagnetic Sensitivity (Electrosmog): Causes
Sleep is vital because restful nighttime sleep regenerates the body and mind. Sleep disorders that last weeks or months can have a significant impact on health and well-being. Doctors specializing in sleep disorders can help. After the causes of your sleep disorders are identified and eliminated, you can sleep well again. You will be well … Sleep and Sleep Disorders: One Third of Our Lives Are Spent Sleeping
Respiratory breath feedback is the consciously perceived feedback of one’s own breathing in order to make the most of your positive effects on the body. Many functions and states of the human organism are influenced by breathing such as blood pressure, muscle tension and well-being. These functions and states can also influence breathing in the … Respiratory Breathing Feedback
Central sleep apnea syndrome is treated with drug therapy depending on the underlying cause.
General measures Sleep preferably in the lateral position! If necessary, also supine position prevention (RLV) against snoring (eg anti-snoring vest). Limited alcohol consumption (men: max. 25 g alcohol per day; women: max. 12 g alcohol per day) – refrain from evening alcohol consumption! Aim for normal weight! Determination of BMI (body mass index, body mass … Central Sleep Apnea Syndrome: Therapy
The U.S. Institute of Medicine (IOM) has revised the diagnostic criteria for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). Patients with systemic exertion intolerance disorder (SEID) must have the following three symptoms: As measured by pre-disease levels, the ability to perform occupational, educational, social, and personal tasks is substantially diminished or impaired. This condition has persisted for more … Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Classification
The term electromagnetic sensitivity (synonyms: electromagnetic hypersensitivity; electromagnetic sensitivity – electrosmog; electrosensitivity; ICD-10-GM Z58: contact causes related to the physical environment) refers to the relationship between the presence of electromagnetic fields and health consequences arising from them. People who are electrosensitive can sense electric, magnetic, or electromagnetic fields caused by, among other things, cell phones, … Electromagnetic Sensitivity (Electrosmog)
Anamnesis (medical history) represents an important component in the diagnosis of electromagnetic sensitivity (electrosmog). Family history Are there other people in your family who believe you are electromagnetically sensitive? Social history Are there radio masts, power lines, transformer and radar installations, or other “electromagnetic emitting” devices in your home environment? Is there any evidence of … Electromagnetic Sensitivity (Electrosmog): Medical History
Because of the large number of symptoms of electromagnetic sensitivity (electrosmog), some of which are nonspecific, a variety of diseases must be considered for differential diagnosis.
