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Month: November 2019

cardiomyopathy

Posted on November 30, 2019

The term “cardiomyopathy” stands for various diseases of the heart muscle. In all forms, the muscle tissue changes its structure and loses its efficiency. Those affected often have the symptoms of heart failure. In the worst case, heart muscle disease can even trigger a sudden cardiac death. Learn here about the different forms of cardiomyopathy,…

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Legionnaires’ disease

Posted on November 30, 2019

Legionnaire’s disease (also called legionellosis) is a pneumonia caused by bacteria. This leads to high fever and flu-like symptoms. Legionnaire’s disease is prevalent worldwide and mainly affects immunocompromised adults who are infected by contaminated water systems. With antibiotic therapy many patients can be helped. Here you can read all important information about Legionnaire’s disease. Legionnaire’s…

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athlete’s foot

Posted on November 24, 2019

Itching and dandruff on the feet are possible symptoms of athlete’s foot (tinea pedis or tinea pedum). This skin fungus disease of the feet is very contagious, but can be treated well. Without therapy, however, it can become chronic. Read more here: What causes athlete’s foot? What to do about the complaints? How does the…

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uveitis

Posted on November 24, 2019

In uveitis or iris inflammation, the inner eye skin is inflamed. The eye appears red and hurts. The disease may be caused by viruses or bacteria or may be associated with another underlying disease. Affected are people of all ages. Read everything important about causes, symptoms and treatment of uveitis. Uveitis: description The eyeball is…

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Roseola

Posted on November 23, 2019

The three-day fever (Exanthema subitum) is an acute, highly contagious viral disease caused by herpes viruses. Characteristic is suddenly rising, high fever, which lasts three to four days. Subsequently, a rash forms, which disappears after a few days. Find out more about the three-day fever here. Three-day fever: description The three-day fever, also known as…

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muscle strain

Posted on November 23, 2019

A muscle strain is the result of an overstretching of the muscle. Cause is often a sudden overload. In principle, you can tug any skeletal muscle. Especially often a muscle strain affects the back, thigh and calf muscles. Read here all important information on the topic: How does a strain develop? What symptoms does it…

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Palpating testicles

Posted on November 22, 2019

Testicular palpation is especially important for early detection of testicular cancer. The palpation of the testis can be done by a doctor or by any man himself. The size and sensitivity of the testes are tested. In addition, attention is paid to any hardening or knots in the scrotum. Read here how you can feel…

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hemangioma

Posted on November 22, 2019

The hemangioma (blood sponge, blood sponge) is a benign vascular tumor in newborns and infants. It shows up as a red skin patch, which can be sublime. A hemangioma can occur on all parts of the body. In some cases, it will disappear by itself. Otherwise, it can be treated by various therapies. Read all…

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shingles

Posted on November 22, 2019

Shingles is a viral disease. It is caused by the same pathogen as chickenpox. Typical of shingles is a painful rash – but may also be missing. He usually heals within a few weeks. However, early treatment is important to reduce the risk of complications. Read more about the topic: How does shingles (herpes zoster)…

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Vena cava syndrome

Posted on November 22, 2019

Vena cava syndrome is the name given to a particular type of circulatory disorder. It arises when pressure on the vena cava prevents the blood from flowing unhindered to the heart. Especially pregnant women are affected. The child presses on the inferior vena cava (Latin: vena cava inferior), the blood pressure drops and the expectant…

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