Brief overview What is 3-month colic? Phase in infants characterized by an unusual amount of crying and restlessness. From when and for how long? Usually three-month colic begins two weeks after birth and lasts for three months (rarely longer). Three-month colic – when is it at its worst? The peak of discomfort is usually reached … Colic in Infants: Description, Causes, Relief
In principle, colic can affect anyone, from babies to adults. It is not always necessary to consult a doctor, but it can significantly improve the general condition. Since the causes of pain can be very different, a medical clarification is quite reasonable. This paper shows what are the underlying causes of colic, what is the … Colic: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Megavitamin therapy involves administering heavily overdosed vitamins to cure diseases. Megavitamin therapy is considered part of alternative orthomolecular medicine and has been shown to be ineffective. What is megavitamin therapy? Megavitamin therapy is a therapeutic procedure from the field of orthomolecular medicine. Megavitamin therapy attempts to cure diseases by administering very high doses of vitamins. … Megavitamin Therapy: Treatment, Effects & Risks
Duration Cow’s milk allergy is a so-called allergic reaction of the immediate type. Allergic symptoms of an allergy to cow’s milk occur in a temporal relation to the consumption of dairy products. They occur directly or within a short time (a few hours). If the consumption of milk is stopped, the patient is free of … Duration | Cow’s milk allergy in the baby
Introduction Cow’s milk allergy describes an allergic reaction to food containing proteins from cow’s milk. It is an exuberant reaction of the immune system with symptoms that can lead to circulatory collapse. The substance to which the system reacts is called an allergen. Cow’s milk allergy occurs in 2 to 3% of infants, and symptoms … Cow’s milk allergy in the baby
Diagnosis Babies affected by an allergy to cow’s milk often show typical allergic symptoms. These include above all digestive disorders such as diarrhoea, vomiting, colic or refusal to eat. In addition, skin complaints, respiratory problems or, in the worst case, a circulatory collapse, the anaphylactic shock, can occur. The diagnosis of a cow’s milk allergy … Diagnosis | Cow’s milk allergy in the baby
General information The intestinal obstruction is also called ileus in medical terminology. It causes a number of unpleasant and sometimes life-threatening symptoms. Due to the obstruction of the intestinal passage, faeces accumulate in the intestine. An intestinal obstruction often has to be treated surgically. Symptoms of intestinal obstruction The different symptoms of intestinal obstruction are … Symptoms of bowel obstruction
Symptoms of intestinal obstruction in the baby In the early stages of an intestinal obstruction, the baby may develop watery, mucous diarrhoea. This is the liquid stool residue that slips past the intestinal obstruction, the “blockage”. An intestinal obstruction causes abdominal pain. In a baby, the abdominal pain can be noticeable by increased crying and … Symptoms of intestinal obstruction in the baby | Symptoms of bowel obstruction
Mechanical or paralysing intestinal obstruction Two different types of intestinal obstruction can be distinguished: The mechanical bowel obstruction and the debilitating bowel obstruction. In mechanical bowel obstruction, the involuntary bowel movement (so-called peristalsis), which transports the digested food remains towards the rectum, still takes place. However, this movement is severely restricted by obstacles in the … Mechanical or paralysing intestinal obstruction | Symptoms of bowel obstruction
The reason is mainly that Asians lack an enzyme, namely lactase.Lactase is needed to break down the milk sugar lactose into its digestible substances. Infants produce this enzyme in order to be able to utilize their mother’s milk. If it is missing, the milk sugar begins to ferment in the large intestine. This leads to … Why Can’t Asians Tolerate Milk?
A ureteral stone is a deposit in the ureter. In most cases, a ureteral stone goes away on its own. What is a ureteral stone? In medicine, a ureteral stone is also known as a ureteral calculus. Ureteral stones are so-called concretions, solidified masses that can be deposited in a hollow organ such as the … Ureteral Stone: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Active substance Butylscopolamine General information Buscopan® contains the active ingredient butylscopolamine. Butylscopolamine belongs to the group of parasympatholytics, i.e. it acts against the parasympathetic nervous system and is therefore called antagonist. Another name for drugs of this group is anticholinergics, as they block an acetylcholine receptor and thus exert their effect. The desired effect of … Buscopan®
