Help with dementia often needs sufferers and relatives alike. Many institutions, associations and associations provide information, tips and advice for everyday life with dementia. Here is a list of important contact points for dementia patients and their relatives! Help with dementia: important contact points There are many associations, institutions and associations that can provide information,…
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vertebral fracture
A vertebral fracture is caused by an indirect trauma (such as a fall) or osteoporosis. He can express himself through movement-related pain. Sometimes, however, a broken vertebra does not produce any symptoms and then often goes undetected. Depending on the fracture shape, a vertebral fracture can be treated conservatively or surgically. Find out more about…
wound healing
Wound healing is a very complex process. Its goal is to seal damage to body tissue to prevent infection, dehydration or other consequential damage. Read more about wound healing phases and the difference between primary and secondary wound healing! Why wound healing is important Wound healing is a complicated process involving many different cells, messengers…
nappy rash
Diaper dermatitis is a rash in the diaper area. Typically, infants and toddlers are affected. But even older, incontinent people can suffer from diaper dermatitis. In many cases, the skin is additionally attacked by fungi. A diaper rash can be prevented by simple methods. Also, the diaper rash treatment helps well against the sore butt…
Turner syndrome
Turner syndrome (Ullrich-Turner syndrome, UTS, monosomy X) is a genetic disease. The patients are always female and attract attention through a short stature. Since their ovaries are usually malformed, they are usually infertile. Hormone therapy can increase growth and initiate puberty. Read all about Turner syndrome here. Turner syndrome: description Turner Syndrome is also referred…
Pica
The pica syndrome (Latin pica = magpie) is a form of eating disorder in which the person repeatedly take substances that are not actually suitable for consumption – for example, earth, sand, paint, mortar, paper or textiles. The Pica syndrome is usually found in infancy, but can also occur in adults. Here you can read…
Side-hungrina – symptoms
Side-stream gangrene symptoms are often confused with those of pharyngitis. Despite the similarities of both diseases, there are some unmistakable signs of a side-hungrina. Here you can read about the symptoms of side-stream gangrene and how to recognize them. Side Strangangina: Symptoms that typically occur A lateral transept usually manifests itself first with dysphagia and…
Borderline Syndrome: Therapy
For a long time, borderline therapy was considered particularly problematic – especially because patients are quickly disappointed and often stop treatment prematurely. Thanks to special therapeutic concepts, however, the prognosis is much more optimistic today than it was just a few years ago. However, the particular challenges of borderline disease are not easy for both…
polymyositis
Polymyositis is a rare inflammatory muscle disease. It is similar to dermatomyositis, but unlike it does not cause any skin symptoms. Muscular symptoms, on the other hand, encompass the same spectrum, so muscle weakness and pain are in the foreground. Find out everything important about polymyositis here! Polymyositis: description When translating the term “polymyositis” from…
Trichomonas infection
Trichomoniasis (trichomoniasis) is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases of the genitourinary tract worldwide. It mainly affects women. In most cases, the infection is asymptomatic. Treatment is by a short dose of antibiotics. However, caution should be exercised during pregnancy. Find out everything important about symptoms, diagnostics and therapy of trichomoniasis here. Trichomonads…