What is cough? Babies cough frequently. Coughing is a protective reflex. It carries inhaled particles (dust, milk or porridge residues, etc.) as well as mucus and secretions that accumulate in the airways to the outside. However, coughing can also be a symptom of a disease. In most cases, this is an upper respiratory tract infection … Cough in Babies: Causes, Treatment
Brief overview Symptoms: Usually no symptoms, rarely burning, itching, pain, genital warts (genital warts) in men and women, infants, children, condyloma. Treatment: Depending on the clinical picture, icing, laser therapy, electrocautery, medication, surgical procedures, home remedies Causes and risk factors: Infection with HPV: mainly via direct skin or mucous membrane contact, unprotected sexual intercourse, smoking, … Genital Warts: Definition, Contagion, Treatment
What is a high arch? A high arch is a congenital or acquired deformity of the foot and is the opposite of a flat foot: The arch of the foot is very pronounced, for example, due to a congenital weakness of the small foot muscles. Depending on where the main load lies in the deformed … Cavus Foot (Pes Cavus): Treatment, Causes
Brief overview Treatment: Injection with cortisone medication, hearing aid, long-term surgery to replace all or part of the stapes bone in the ear with a prosthesis Symptoms: Increasing hearing loss, untreated to the point of deafness, often ringing in the ears (tinnitus), rarely dizziness Causes and risk factors: Exact cause unknown, possibly infections (measles), hormonal … Otosclerosis: Symptoms and treatment
Brief overview Causes and risk factors: Infection with pathogens such as bacteria, and less commonly viruses or fungi, which cause an immune response. Diagnosis: checking various vital signs such as respiratory rate, serum lactate levels, oxygen saturation, inflammation levels by blood tests, for example, as well as classification of brain and consciousness function Course of … Blood Poisoning (Sepsis): Causes and Treatment
What is a dead tooth? If the holes in the tooth are too deep, the decay is too pronounced, and the patient is too lax in oral hygiene, even a dentist cannot save anything: The tooth dies. More precisely, the pulp – the bundle of nerves and blood vessels that supplies the tooth from the … Dead Tooth: Symptoms, Treatment
Menopause can trigger sleep disorders Menopause refers to the time around the permanent cessation of menstruation (menopause). The ovaries gradually stop producing the female sex hormones estrogen and progesterone. This results in hormonal changes and fluctuations, which manifest themselves in more or less pronounced physical and/or psychological complaints. Some women feel no change at all, … Sleep disorders during menopause
This is the active ingredient in Perenterol Junior Perenterol Junior contains Saccaromyces boulardii, a medicinal yeast. It neutralizes bacterial toxins that cause diarrhoea and removes them from the body. Furthermore, the yeast has a growth-inhibiting effect on some pathogens, which reduces the toxin concentration and allows the intestinal mucosa to regenerate. When is Perenterol Junior … Perenterol Junior for Diarrhea
Brief overview Symptoms: No symptoms for a long time, then mainly pain, possibly pale and cool legs Treatment: Cause treatment, gait training, blood thinning medication, possibly surgery. Causes and risk factors: smoking, calcified arteries as well as high blood pressure, diabetes mellitus, chronically high blood lipid levels, overweight Diagnostics: Medical consultation, physical examination, walking test, … Smoker’s leg: Symptoms & treatment
NSCLC: Description Physicians know several types of lung cancer (mediz. bronchial carcinoma). First, they distinguish two major groups: Non-small cell bronchial carcinoma (NSCLC) and small cell bronchial carcinoma (SCLC). In small cell lung cancer, many small, densely packed cells are found under the microscope. In contrast, the cells in NSCLC are larger. Small cell and … NSCLC: Development, Types, Therapy
Brief overview Causes and risk factors: Usually birth injury, rapid delivery, large child, interventions during delivery, e.g. use of forceps or suction cup (vacuum extraction), insufficient perineal protection, very firm tissue Symptoms: pain, bleeding, swelling, possibly bruising (hematoma). Diagnosis: Visible injury, examination of deeper tissue injuries with the help of a vaginal speculum (speculum) Treatment: … Perineal Tear: Causes, Treatment, Prognosis
Brief overview What is skin fungus? Fungal infection of the skin and/or its appendages. Common forms are athlete’s foot (tinea pedis), ringworm (tinea corporis), nail fungus (onychomycosis or tinea unguium), head fungus(tinea capitis), hand fungus (tinea manuum), cutaneous candidiasis and pityriasis versicolor. Causes: Dermatophytes (filamentous fungi), yeasts (shoot fungi), or molds. Infection from person to … Skin Fungus: Symptoms, Recognizing Signs, Treatment
