Flat warts (verrucae planae juveniles) occur mainly in children and adolescents. They are little raised, rounded and skin-colored or translucent. Very often the flat warts are found on the face or on the hands. They are triggered by human papilloma viruses (HPV). Flat warts in many cases form on their own. A treatment is therefore…
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Meniscus surgery
Meniscal surgery is one of the most commonly performed surgical procedures in Germany. The goal of the meniscal surgery is to fully restore the mobility in the knee. If possible, an attempt is made to reconstruct the normal anatomical conditions as well as possible during meniscal tear therapy with a meniscal repair. However, surgery is…
Periodontitis: treatment
A periodontitis treatment (colloquial: periodontal treatment) includes various dental measures. But equally important is a good cooperation of the patient belongs to an effective periodontal treatment. Course of therapy, the dentist will discuss in detail with the patient. Read more about periodontitis therapy! Pretreatment (initial periodontitis treatment) At the first appointment of the periodontitis treatment,…
Frozen shoulder
As a Frozen Shoulder (English for “frozen shoulder”) refer to doctors a disease of the shoulder joint capsule. The sufferers initially have severe shoulder pain, which gradually subside, while the shoulder becomes stiffer at the same time. This shoulder stiffness can spontaneously resolve after years. Read about the cause, symptoms and diagnosis of Frozen Shoulder,…
Reye’s syndrome
Reye syndrome is a serious cellular disorder that can occur in young children and adolescents. It particularly affects the brain and liver and can be fatal. The exact causes are not yet clear. However, the Reye syndrome is particularly associated with influenza, herpes and chickenpox viruses. Scientists also believe that drugs such as acetylsalicylic acid…
Fingerluxation
If someone has dislocated his finger (dislocated), usually a sports accident was to blame. For example, if the volleyball or handball violently hits the outstretched fingers, the head of one phalanx may slip out of the socket of the next member. The two articular surfaces then have no (dislocation) or only partial (subluxation) contact with…
Breast Cancer – Symptoms
Possible breast cancer symptoms include, for example, knots and indurations in the breast tissue as well as watery or bloody secretions from the nipple. Even if a nipple or a part of the breast skin moves in, a breast cancer can be the cause. However, when you discover such changes, you should not start from…
Anaphylactic shock
An allergic shock is a severe hypersensitivity reaction of the body to a supposedly dangerous substance (allergen such as bee venom etc.). Doctors also speak of anaphylactic shock (anaphylaxis). Common triggers include insect venom (from bees, wasps, etc.), foods (peanuts, celery, etc.), and medications (such as antibiotics). In the worst case, the person suffering a…
Undescended testicles
The undescended testicle is a mostly congenital, incorrect location of one or both testes. The testicle is then not permanently in the scrotum, but in the inguinal canal or abdomen. Because this increases the risk of later testicular tumors and infertility, one should correct the wrong position of the testis in the first year of…
Pfeiffer’s glandular fever
Pfeiffer’s glandular fever (mononucleosis) is a viral disease that affects almost everyone in the course of life. It is usually transmitted through the saliva and therefore also called kiss disease. Often, however, the disease does not break out or go unnoticed. In adults, the symptoms are often particularly severe and can be seen in sore…