Mushroom poisoning or technically mycetism is poisoning by poisonous mushrooms. Mostly it comes here by wrong knowledge of forest mushrooms to confusion of edible mushrooms with poisonous mushrooms, which are subsequently consumed. Typical symptoms of poisoning such as severe abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting occur. A doctor should always be consulted as soon as possible … Mushroom Poisoning: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Tuberculosis, also known as Koch’s disease or consumption, is an infectious disease that mostly has a chronic course. Untreated tuberculosis almost always leads to death. Above all, the high risk of infection and many years of treatment make tuberculosis a serious and dangerous disease. What is tuberculosis? Tuberculosis or consumption is a chronic disease transmitted … Tuberculosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a group of disorders characterized by muscle wasting. SMA is caused by the death of motor nerve cells in the spinal cord. What is spinal muscular atrophy? The term progressive spinal muscular atrophy was coined by neurologist John Hoffmann in Heidelberg in 1893. Spinal muscular atrophies are diseases that result … Spinal Muscular Atrophy: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The cricoid cartilage (lat. : Cartilago cricoidea) is part of the thyroid cartilage, usually called the larynx. This is the transition from the pharynx to the trachea and part of the airway in the front of the throat. The thyroid cartilage, also part of the larynx, is visible as the Adam’s apple in the middle … Cricoid Cartilage: Structure, Function & Diseases
The heart has to go through a lot and is in action around the clock. But unfortunately, functional weaknesses of the heart are among the most common diseases in Germany, with men having a slightly higher risk than women. The likelihood of developing the disease increases with age. A special case of cardiac insufficiency is … Right Heart Failure: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The diagnosis BWS syndrome comprises a combination of symptoms that are related to or caused by the thoracic spine (BWS). These may include muscle tension in the area of BWS as well as signs of wear and tear of the vertebrae and vertebral joints, spinal ligaments and intervertebral discs. Scoliosis, incorrect and relieving postures, one-sided … BWS Syndrome – exercises that help
Treatment Often the first step in the treatment of BWS syndrome is conservative therapy, including physiotherapy or physical therapy. Both can be prescribed individually or in combination. In physical therapy, for example, heat therapy (e.g. fango), massage, electrotherapy, and rarely hydrotherapy (with water) can be used. In most cases, however, an active exercise program that … Treatment | BWS Syndrome – exercises that help
Respiratory distress / breathing difficulties In the case of a BWS syndrome, in addition to the organic symptoms mentioned above, breathing difficulties up to respiratory distress can also occur. During inhalation and exhalation, the bony thorax with the ribs must be able to expand and contract again, therefore there are joints between the ribs and … Respiratory distress / breathing difficulties | BWS Syndrome – exercises that help
