Smell disorder after a cold During and after a flu or cold, olfactory disorders often occur. The mucous membranes of the nose are often still swollen and the olfactory cells are partially damaged by the infection. In most cases, the sensory cells regenerate themselves in the following weeks without any intervention. It is often recommended … Smell disorder after a cold | Smell Disorder
Smell disorder in Alzheimer’s disease Alzheimer’s dementia, like Parkinson’s disease, belongs to the neurodegenerative diseases. Alzheimer’s disease is characterized by similarly severe olfactory disorders as Parkinson’s disease. As with Parkinson’s disease, they are an early symptom of the disease. However, an olfactory test alone cannot distinguish between incipient Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s disease. However, a clear … Smell disorder in Alzheimer’s disease | Smell Disorder
Epidemiology Smell disturbances are frequent in contrast to the taste disturbances which are rather rare in society. Thus it is assumed that in Germany about 79,000 people per year undergo therapy in ENT clinics. In the following, a short overview of the terminology of olfactory disorders will be given. Quantitative olfactory disorders Hyperosmia: In case … Smell Disorder
Chlorella is a form of freshwater algae that is often used as a dietary supplement in natural medicine. The reason for this is that chlorella is exceptionally nutrient-dense and healthy, as the algae helps to detoxify the body, for example. Occurrence and cultivation of chlorella Chlorella, a green, unicellular freshwater algae, convinces with a high … Chlorella: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
The term craniostenosis is used to describe various deformities of the skull. Premature ossification of the cranial sutures is responsible for these deformities. The deformities can usually be corrected surgically in infancy. What is craniostenosis? Craniostenosis is a malformation of the skull. The medical profession distinguishes between different forms. In the second year of life, … Craniostenosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
An inflammation of the choroid is also called choroiditis and describes an inflammation of the choroid, which is located between the retina and the sclera. The choroid is responsible for supplying nutrients and regulating the temperature of the retina. Often the inflammation affects the retina at the same time, so in most cases it is … Haematitis
Treatment/Therapy The treatment of a choroidal inflammation depends on the cause. Therefore, a quick and comprehensive diagnosis is very important for the correct therapy decision. In very severe cases where there is no healing, surgical therapy can prevent complications from occurring. If a bacterial infection is the cause of the choroiditis, treatment is primarily by … Treatment/Therapy | Haematitis
Symptoms of farsightedness Near-sightedness increases noticeably, especially in adulthood. Especially in young years, a slight farsightedness can still be compensated by accommodation (adjustment of the refractive power of the human eye), which is done automatically by a muscle in the eye (ciliary muscle). Do you suffer from blurred vision? At a young age, slight farsightedness … Symptoms of farsightedness
