Synonyms in a broader sense Chicks, chestnuts, irritable cough, coughing irritation engl. : to cough Introduction Coughing can be a symptom of many different diseases, such as a cold, bronchitis or allergic asthma. This makes coughing one of the most frequent reasons for patients to present themselves to their family doctor. It is particularly important … Cough – symptom complex
Coughing as a symptom of lung cancer Lung cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in both men and women. Lung cancer occurs most frequently between the ages of 55 and 60 and mainly affects smokers or people who have had to deal with carcinogenic substances such as asbestos or arsenic at … Coughing as a symptom of lung cancer | Cough – symptom complex
Foville syndrome is a midbrain syndrome that manifests as gaze paralysis, fascial paralysis, and bilateral hemiplegia. It is usually caused by circulatory disorders or tumors in the cerebral area of the bridge foot. Treatment of paralysis symptoms depends on the primary cause. What is Foville syndrome? The brainstem (truncus cerebri or encephali) lies below the … Foville Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The liver is a very large organ, which has a very central function in the organism. For this reason, the liver has an extremely strong blood supply and can be extremely damaged by various influences. What is the liver? Infographic on the anatomy and structure of the liver. Click to enlarge. The liver belongs to … Liver: Structure, Function & Diseases
The common liverwort, Hepatica nobilis, is a buttercup. The flower, which has become rare, is a protected species and still has its importance in natural medicine. Used are flowers and leaves, but only in dried form, because the plant has a slightly toxic effect. Occurrence and cultivation of the common liverwort. The perennial plant grows … Liverwort: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Various diseases of the liver are summarized under the generic term liver diseases. Often these are caused by toxins, with whose degradation the organ is overtaxed. Once damage has been caused by liver disease, it may not be possible to reverse it. What are liver diseases? Infographic on the anatomy and structure of the liver. … Liver Disease: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Rubella virus exclusively affects humans and causes rubella in them. This childhood disease is highly contagious, but leads to lifelong immunity with its onset. Rubella virus (also known as German measles virus) causes characteristic red skin spots (exanthema) on the face and upper body, as well as fever and swelling of the lymph nodes if … Rubella Virus: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Liver cirrhosis or liver shrinkage is a chronic progressive disease of the liver. It is also referred to as destruction of the liver which is mostly affected holistically. In particular, the liver lobules are destroyed and transformed into connective tissue. Furthermore, liver cirrhosis can be a final stage of other liver diseases. Mostly men are … Cirrhosis of the Liver: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
When adults struggle to read and have great difficulty with spelling despite obvious talent, it is frustrating in everyday life. Contrary to popular belief that dyslexia “grows out” in adulthood, the difficulties persist. The reasons why adults do not talk openly about it and what can be done about it are presented in this article. … Dyslexia in Adults: Challenges and Proposed Solutions
Legionella are rod-shaped bacteria of the family Legionellaceae that are flagellated at one of the poles. The bacteria are nearly omnipresent and are found primarily in freshwater reservoirs, although they have also been detected in saltwater. They are the causative agents of Legionnaires’ disease (also known as legionellosis), which is associated with severe pneumonia, and … Legionella: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Kindspech – What is that? The first stool of the newborn is colloquially called child’s spit. Doctors refer to it as meconium, which comes from the Greek “mekonion” and means “poppy juice”. The meconium is usually excreted by the newborn within the first 48 hours after birth. It is characterized by a greenish to black … Child pitch (meconium)
Meconium release into the amniotic fluid/during birth The amniotic fluid is usually clear or milky. However, if the baby’s amniotic fluid is released prematurely before or during birth, it is cloudy greenish to blackish in color. Reasons for the premature discharge of baby pitch are various stress situations to which the unborn child is exposed. … Meconium release into the amniotic fluid/during birth | Child pitch (meconium)