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Thinking About the Thyroid Gland When you Have an Unfulfilled Desire to Have Children

When the desired child fails to materialize, many couples undertake a veritable odyssey of treatment. It is often overlooked that the cause of infertility may not lie in the abdomen, but in the neck area: in a disorder of the thyroid gland. Professor Gerhard Hintze, Bad Oldesloe, pointed out this connection for the Thyroid Forum: … Thinking About the Thyroid Gland When you Have an Unfulfilled Desire to Have Children

Bladder and rectum dysfunction – what is that?

What is bladder and rectum dysfunction? Bladder and rectum dysfunction is a functional disorder of urination and bowel movement. This often includes various symptoms. A malfunction of the bladder leads to involuntary urine leakage. Urination can no longer be controlled arbitrarily. There is often also the feeling that the bladder cannot be emptied completely (residual … Bladder and rectum dysfunction – what is that?

Prognosis of bladder and rectum dysfunction | Bladder and rectum dysfunction – what is that?

Prognosis of bladder and rectum dysfunction The prognosis of bladder and rectum dysfunction depends on its cause. If it occurs in the context of a complete paraplegia, the prognosis is poor. A cure is not possible with the current state of science. Whether a bladder and rectum dysfunction can be cured after a herniated disc … Prognosis of bladder and rectum dysfunction | Bladder and rectum dysfunction – what is that?

Borderline syndrome in the partnership

People with Borderline Syndrome are basically able to enter into a partnership and are rarely without a relationship for a long period of time. Even though there is often talk of a borderliner being unable to relate, this is not true. Nevertheless, relationships with borderliners are not easy. It is often a problem that those … Borderline syndrome in the partnership

Behavioral problems in children

Introduction The behavior of a child is considered conspicuous if it differs significantly from the norm, i.e. the generally accepted behavior of children of the same age. This description includes a variety of different disorders that can have a greater or lesser impact on the life of the child and its environment. These do not … Behavioral problems in children

Accompanying symptoms in children with behavioural problems | Behavioral problems in children

Accompanying symptoms in children with behavioural problems A psychological imbalance is not only evident in the child’s social behavior, which is the easiest to observe, but also in other areas of life. These symptoms may include chewing fingernails or eating and sleeping problems in children who are particularly anxious or shy. Children who become conspicuous … Accompanying symptoms in children with behavioural problems | Behavioral problems in children

What are the underlying causes of behavioral disorders in children? | Behavioral problems in children

What are the underlying causes of behavioral disorders in children? There are many causes for behavioral problems in childhood. When these first appear when entering school or during comparable life changes, the focus is on overstraining with the new situation and the loss of familiar structures. For example, many only children who were able to … What are the underlying causes of behavioral disorders in children? | Behavioral problems in children

What tests are available for the detection of behavioral abnormalities? | Behavioral problems in children

What tests are available for the detection of behavioral abnormalities? Conspicuous behavior is difficult to define. The spectrum begins with slight deviations from the norm and ends shortly before manifest mental disorders. Since even the definition of behavioral conspicuousness is difficult, the associated diagnostics and testing is also not easier. Because it is not a … What tests are available for the detection of behavioral abnormalities? | Behavioral problems in children

How are behavioral problems in children treated? | Behavioral problems in children

How are behavioral problems in children treated? Conspicuous behavior is not primarily a disease. Accordingly, it cannot be “cured” or treated with medication. In the treatment of a behavioral disorder, psychotherapy and behavioral therapy are the first priority. Drugs have here, unlike with ADHD, almost no significance. It is not only the therapy of the … How are behavioral problems in children treated? | Behavioral problems in children