Summary Pain behind the ears can have many different causes. They can be of nervous or muscular origin, but also occur in the course of a simple cold. Often it is lymph node swelling that causes the pain. Diseases of the jaw, teeth and thyroid gland can also cause the pain. It can be seen … Summary | Pain behind the ear
Introduction Neuroborreliosis is an appearance of Lyme disease, a bacterial infection transmitted by a tick bite. Acute neuroborreliosis occurs mainly in the so-called stage 2 of Lyme disease, i.e. weeks to months after the tick bite. Often the neurological symptoms are the first to be noticed and lead to the diagnosis of Lyme disease, because … Symptoms of neuroborreliosis
Symptoms of meningitis The meninges can also be affected by neuroborreliosis. However, these are not purulent inflamed, as is the case with classic bacterial meningitis. Borreliosis meningitis is more likely to occur in the context of chronic neuroborreliosis (i.e. in stage 3). In addition to the meninges, the brain tissue or spinal cord are often … Symptoms of meningitis | Symptoms of neuroborreliosis
Lack of concentration and lack of drive Particularly in the context of chronic neuroborreliosis, concentration disorders and listlessness can occur. In this context one also speaks of the organic psychosyndrome. Concentration disorders are for example also a typical syndrome of depression, which can occur in the advanced stage of neuroborreliosis. Detailed information about this syndrome … Lack of concentration and lack of drive | Symptoms of neuroborreliosis
Four distinct families of Gram-negative, extremely thin and long, helical bacteria that can move actively establish the group of spirochetes. They occur in soils and waters and as parasites or commensals in the digestive tracts of mammals, mollusks, and insects. Several species appear in humans as causative agents of spirochetes, including such diverse diseases as … Spirochetes: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Hornstein-Knickenberg syndrome is a genetic disorder associated with mutation of elements of the mTOR signaling chain. Because this signaling chain affects cell growth and mortality, mutation manifests in multiple cell proliferations. The tumors manifest as multisystem disease. What is Hornstein-Knickenberg syndrome? Hornstein-Knickenberg syndrome was first described in the 20th century by German dermatology professor Otto … Hornstein-Knickenberg Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The facial muscles are a complex structure that performs important tasks and is an expression of both physical and mental well-being. What are facial muscles? Facial muscles include all 26 muscles located in the area of the human face. In medical terminology, facial muscles are referred to as the mimic muscles. Because they do not … Facial Muscles: Structure, Function & Diseases
Zoster oticus is a secondary disease with the varicella-zoster virus. In this case, the symptoms appear in the ear region. What is zoster oticus? Zoster oticus represents a special form of shingles (herpes zoster). It refers to an infectious disease in the course of which inactive herpes viruses become active again in the ganglia of … Zoster Oticus: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
