Month: June 2019

Asperger’s Syndrome (Asperger Autism) is an autistic developmental disorder. Among other things, it goes hand in hand with limited empathy, inadequate social skills and often unusual special interests. However, in terms of language development and intelligence, people with Asperger’s Syndrome are generally “normal.” Read more about symptoms, causes and therapies for Asperger’s Syndrome! Asperger syndrome:…

In people with fear of flying (aviophobia), the thought of getting on a plane triggers anxiety. The fear of flying can put a heavy strain on those affected, especially if they have to fly for professional reasons. In many cases, the fear of flying can be overcome quickly by a therapy. Read all important information…

In arteriosclerosis, the arteries narrow due to deposits. The result: The blood flow is limited or at worst completely interrupted – then threatens an infarction. Older people are more likely to be at risk of atherosclerosis, but lifestyle factors such as a high-fat diet or lack of exercise also increase the risk of atherosclerosis. Here…

The Sjögren syndrome (also: sicca syndrome, autoimmune exocrinopathy) is an autoimmune disease that affects almost all women. The patients mainly suffer from dry eyes and a dry mouth. Internal organs can also be affected in Sjögren syndrome. A cure of the disease is not possible. With the right therapy, the symptoms can be alleviated. Here…

Liver cirrhosis (shrinking liver) is destroyed by the liver tissue and gradually transforms into connective tissue – it scarred. The more intact liver tissue is lost in this way, the worse the organ can do its job. The most common causes of cirrhosis of the liver are chronic alcoholism and hepatitis. Read all important information…