Shame, or shame, is a basic human emotion, just like sadness or joy. In Christian and Muslim mythology, shame first appeared after Adam and Eve ate fruit from the Tree of Knowledge and became aware of their nakedness. What is shame? Shame, or shame, is a basic human emotion just like sadness or joy. From … Shame: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Heart murmurs can occur in people of any age and in most cases indicate serious disease of the heart, heart valves or heart vessels. Treatment of heart murmurs depends on the underlying condition, so they can be a symptom of several heart problems. It is imperative that the cause of the heart murmurs be determined … Heart Murmurs: Causes, Treatment & Help
Thyroid nodules often look worse than they really are, and only in the fewest cases do they pose a threat to the person affected. They are much more common in developing countries than in wealthy industrialized nations and also vary widely in the way they develop. What is a thyroid nodule? A thyroid nodule refers … Thyroid Nodules: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
In Argentina, Paraguay but also in the rest of South America, mate is a national drink and very popular among the population. In Europe, mate tea is also a popular slimming drink. This is because mate, as a tea preparation from the leaves, relieves cravings and stimulates the metabolism. Occurrence and cultivation of mate In … Mate: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Atovaquone is one of the most important drugs for the prevention and treatment of malaria tropica. It is considered equally effective and rich in side effects and is usually used in conjunction with other preparations. It can be administered by a physician or by the patient and is regal orally. What is atovaquone? Atovaquone is … Atovaquone: Effects, Uses & Risks
Mediastinal emphysema describes the accumulation of air in the mediastinum. The condition usually occurs in conjunction with mechanical ventilation. The main cause is alveolar overpressure, which can occur, for example, as a result of a Valsalva maneuver, cough disease, or blunt chest trauma. What is mediastinal emphysema? The mediastinum refers to a space located between … Mediastinal Emphysema: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
A hangover (alcohol intoxication) is a mood disorder that mainly starts with severe malaise, headache and nausea after heavy alcohol consumption. In most cases, a hangover does not occur until the next day or a few hours after drinking alcohol. A hangover should be distinguished from alcohol poisoning. What is a hangover (alcohol intoxication)? A … Hangover (Alcohol Intoxication): Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Genophobia – also known as pareunophobia or erotophobia – refers to a pathologically exaggerated fear of sexuality and also the fear of eroticism, respectively. Genophobia is one of the specific phobias. The symptoms and complaints can vary, depending on the severity of the genophobia; preventive measures are usually not possible. What is genophobia? Genophobia refers … Genophobia: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Bronchiolitis is a viral infectious disease. In most cases, the disease heals on its own after a mild course. What is bronchiolitis? Bronchiolitis is an inflammation of the bronchioles (small bronchial branches of the lower respiratory tract). Bronchiolitis occurs primarily in infants and young children younger than 2 years of age because their airways are … Bronchiolitis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Tetanus or tetanus is the name given to an infectious disease that is known primarily for its onset of paralysis. Primarily, various strains of bacteria are responsible for the wound infection, which can spread through the wound as it progresses. What is wound tetanus? Infographic on the symptomatology of tetanus. Click to enlarge. Tetanus, also … Tetanus: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
For outsiders, it is often difficult to understand when anxiety patients no longer go out of the house, do not visit friends or relatives and break off all social contacts. Nevertheless, those affected suffer extremely from their anxiety – even if they appear physically completely healthy. 1. only women are anxious Not at all. Failing … Fears and Phobias: the 7 Most Common Misconceptions
Of the approximately 1800 species of snakes that exist on Earth, only a little more than one-fifth are venomous. And these are not the giant snakes, but the medium and small species. The large snakes have only ordinary, solid teeth and devour their prey after killing it by crushing it. Poisonous snakes and snake venom … Snake Venom: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
