Danazol is a synthetic steroid hormone and is responsible for hormonal management. In the 70s, Danazol was approved and released by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In Germany Danazol is no longer available since 2005. However, danazol is still available abroad. What is danazol? Danazol is a sex hormone that increases and checks masculinity. … Danazol: Effects, Uses & Risks
A veterinarian, also called a veterinarian, deals with the research, diagnosis and treatment of animal diseases in the broadest sense. Basically, depending on the location and area of responsibility, rural veterinarians and small animal veterinarians are distinguished. In order to work as a veterinarian, a relevant university degree must be completed. What is a veterinarian? … Veterinarian: Diagnosis, Treatment & Choice of Doctor
Trichophyton tonsurans is a dermatophyte. The fungus mainly attacks skin and its appendages, i.e. hair and nails. It belongs thereby to one of the most important pathogens of the Dermatophytosen or also the Tinea. What is Trichophyton tonsurans? Trichophyton tonsurans is a filamentous or hyphal fungus. It also includes other dermatophytes such as Epidermophyton floccosum … Trichophyton Tonsurans: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Capgras syndrome is a very rare psychiatric disorder. Women are affected about twice as often as men. The disorder is associated with the delusional belief that familiar people have been replaced by doubles or impostors. The supposed doppelganger is either fought or the patient believes he or she must protect himself or herself from it. … Capgras Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Red cell osmotic resistance is a measure of how strongly the membranes surrounding red cells resist an osmotic pressure gradient. A partial osmotic pressure develops at the semipermeable membranes of erythrocytes when they are surrounded by a saline solution that is below their own (physiological) salt concentration of 0.9 percent. Red blood cells absorb water … Erythrocyte Osmotic Resistance: Function, Role & Diseases
Short misfires or stumbles of the heart have been experienced by almost everyone. These so-called extrasystoles can occur for no apparent reason, but also in stressful situations. While they are usually harmless and disappear quickly, in other cases they can be the harbinger of serious heart disease. In such cases, appropriate treatment of the extrasystoles … Extrasystoles: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The term analgesia is used in medicine to describe the elimination of pain. It is a pain therapy with the help of a reduction or even interruption of the excitation conduction or by drug administration. What is analgesia? In medical terminology, analgesia refers to the elimination of the sensation of pain with the help of … Analgesia: Treatment, Effects & Risks
The central nervous system (CNS) (also: central nervous system) is primarily responsible for sending impulses and messages. Stimuli are received from the environment and transmitted to the brain. Stimuli emanate from the nerves so that the body, its muscles and organs can do their work. What is the central nervous system? The nervous system is … Central Nervous System: Structure, Function & Diseases
Already in the Middle Ages, marsh marigold found application as a medicinal plant. Today, it is used rather rarely. Nevertheless, its diuretic, antispasmodic and expectorant effects can be used for numerous diseases. However, due to the strong change in our landscapes, it is already on the red list in some states and is considered endangered. … Marsh Marigold: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
