Light Some people tend to be more prone to bad moods in the winter months and suffer from the generally darker days and the mostly modest weather. This can lead to the development of depressions, so-called seasonal or winter depressions. It is important for affected persons to get enough daylight and go out into the … Light | How can you prevent depression?
Prevent postpartum depression Preventing depression is difficult with most forms of depression, as the person affected cannot influence all the factors that lead to the development of depression. It is also difficult to predict which woman will develop postpartum depression. There is not THE preventive measure against postpartum depression. There are only things that can … Prevent postpartum depression | How can you prevent depression?
Introduction Depression is the most frequently diagnosed mental illness. It is a disorder that is accompanied by a depressed mood, lack of drive and a downright joylessness or numbness. It is estimated that 10 to 25% of the population experience such a depressive phase once in their life. This should at best be recognised by … How can you prevent depression?
Nutrition and exercise The connection between the psyche and nutrition is proven by more and more scientific studies. Although the effect of substances contained in food is considered by many scientists to be too small to achieve effective healing through dietary changes, healthy food can prevent the development of depression and generally increase well-being. The … Nutrition and exercise | How can you prevent depression?
Introduction Neurodermatitis in the crook of the arm, also known as atopic eczema, is a skin disease. It is characterized by the recurring occurrence of very itchy, sometimes weeping eczema foci in the area of the crook of the arm and a permanently dry, rather rough skin. The disease occurs most frequently in children under … Neurodermatitis in the crook of the arm
How to make the diagnosis In order to be able to make a diagnosis of neurodermatitis, no special tests are usually required. Often the skin finding, in this case the crook of the arm, alone is a relatively reliable indication of the presence of the disease. The crook of the arm is a very typical … How to make the diagnosis | Neurodermatitis in the crook of the arm
Prognosis Neurodermatitis in the crook of the arm occurs mainly in infants and toddlers. In many cases the skin improves significantly until school age. Neurodermatitis of the crook of the arm also occurs more rarely in older children or adults. As long as the disease persists, it usually progresses in phases. Patients who have suffered … Prognosis | Neurodermatitis in the crook of the arm
Introduction: What is a relapse in Crohn’s disease? Crohn’s disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that usually affects young adults and children. Its cause is not entirely clear, although various factors are discussed in relation to the development of Crohn’s disease. The life expectancy of patients with Crohn’s disease is not significantly reduced with … Relapse of Crohn’s disease
Trigger for a relapse in Crohn’s disease Many people mistakenly believe that a certain behavior would trigger a relapse of Crohn’s disease. However, the development of the disease and relapses is highly complex and not yet fully understood. Therefore, it is not possible at this time to make a reliable statement about the causes of … Trigger for a relapse in Crohn’s disease | Relapse of Crohn’s disease
Joint pain in the relapse of Crohn’s disease Patients with Crohn’s disease often suffer from joint pain. These joint pains are caused by inflammation (arthritis) in the area of various joints. An autoimmune component, which also plays a role in rheumatic joint complaints, is discussed in Crohn’s disease. However, an exact cause of the joint … Joint pain in the relapse of Crohn’s disease | Relapse of Crohn’s disease
Introduction Cortisone and cortisol (hydrocortisone) are endogenous hormones and belong to the so-called glucocorticoids. As a drug, cortisone is one of the drugs with the most applications and indications, not least because of its many effects, including the reduction of inflammatory reactions. If there is a deficiency or complete absence of cortisone in the body … Cortisone in the baby
Side effects In acute therapy, no side effects are to be expected even at high, systemic doses of cortisone. In long-term systemic therapy (high doses for at least three months) with cortisone a thinning of the skin (atrophy) is to be expected. Wound healing disorders may occur, which means that wounds take longer to heal. … Side effects | Cortisone in the baby
