Diseases and diagnoses 2024, May
Darkens and dizzyWhen people feel dizzy, their eyes often darken. These two symptoms can develop simultaneously, for example, after excessive physical or psychoemotional stress. In addition, such attacks can be a symptom of dangerous diseases
Barley in the eye: causes, symptoms and treatmentBarley on the eye is an inflammation in the hair follicle of the eyelash or Zeiss sebaceous gland (external barley), characterized by suppuration. If it is located in a lobule of the meibomian gland, then this barley is internal
Yellow eyes: reasons, what to do?Yellow eyes indicate that a person is developing jaundice. This term is understood as a pathological condition that accompanies diseases of the liver, blood, pancreas, bile ducts. All these disorders lead to blockage of the bile ducts and an increase in the level of bilirubin in the blood
Types of glaucoma, symptoms, causes and treatmentGlaucoma is a disease that affects the organs of vision. The main reason for its occurrence is an increase in intraocular pressure against which the circulation of intraocular fluid is disturbed
BlepharitisTypes, causes and symptoms of blepharitisWhat is blepharitis?Blepharitis is a whole group of different eye diseases. This disease manifests itself in the form of chronic inflammation of the edges of the eyelids, it is difficult to treat
Causes, symptoms and prevention of cataracts, eye dropsWhat is a cataract?Cataract of the eye is a disease characterized by either complete or partial opacification of the substance of the lens of the eye or its capsule. Pathology is accompanied by a decrease in vision, or its loss
Conjunctivitis of the eye in adultsConjunctivitis is an inflammatory process that occurs on the mucous membrane of the eye. The term "conjunctivitis" cannot be considered a full-fledged name for a pathology without mentioning the cause or nature of the infectious lesion, for example, "chronic conjunctivitis" or "allergic conjunctivitis"
Astigmatism in childrenAstigmatism in children cannot be considered a death sentence for a child. This disorder is often associated with uneven growth of the eyeball and other structures of the organs of vision, which are involved in the refraction of light
Strabismus in children: causes and treatmentStrabismus is a pathology of the organs of vision, in which there is an asymmetry of 1 or 2 eyes with respect to the central axis. Strabismus is also called strabismus or heterotropism. Because of this disorder, the child loses the ability to focus his gaze on the fixation point, and binocular vision suffers
Nystagmus - what is it and how is it treated?If a person cannot focus his gaze on one point due to the fact that his eyeballs make involuntary oscillatory movements, with a high degree of probability we can say that this is nystagmus.Content:Eyeball nystagmus - what is it?
Myopia of the eyeWhat is myopia?Myopia is a condition characterized by abnormal refraction of the eye. In this case, the main optical focus is located between the lens and the retina of the organ of vision. Due to this, a person begins to see objects located in the distance worse
Causes, symptoms and treatment of retinal angiopathyContent:Retinal angiopathy what is it?Causes of retinal angiopathyRetinal angiopathy symptomsTreatment of retinal angiopathyRetinal angiopathy - what is it?The retina needs a lot of nutrients and oxygen because it is responsible for capturing light waves, converting them into nerve impulses and transmitting them to the brain, where the image is formed
Retinal hemorrhageContent:What is retinal hemorrhage?Causes of retinal hemorrhagesRetinal hemorrhage symptomsTreatment of retinal hemorrhageWhat is retinal hemorrhage?Retinal hemorrhage is bleeding into the retinal tissue resulting from damage to the walls of the eye vessels
Retinal thrombosisContent:What is retinal thrombosis?Causes of retinal thrombosisRetinal thrombosis symptomsDiagnostics of the retinal thrombosisRetina treatmentWhat is retinal thrombosis?Retinal thrombosis is an eye disease caused by an acute circulatory disorder in the central retinal vein (PCV)
Retinal dystrophyContent:What is retinal dystrophy?Retinal dystrophy symptomsCauses of retinal dystrophyConsequences of retinal dystrophyRetinal dystrophy treatmentThe human eye has a very complex structure, the main place in which is occupied by the retina, which allows the eye to perceive light impulses
7 types of headaches, treatmentHeadache is a worldwide problem that affects people regardless of geographic area, nationality, income level and age.The condition of people who endure this painful, depriving of the opportunity to live their usual life, work, study, is extremely difficult
Neuritis (inflammation) of the trigeminal nerveWhat is trigeminal neuritis?Of the twelve pairs of cranial nerves, the trigeminal nerve is the fifth in a row. The main function of the trigeminal nerve is to provide sensitivity in the facial area
Signs and symptoms of concussion in an adultConcussion accounts for 70 to 80% of the total number of all CNS injuries. This type of injury is of great importance for both the social and medical spheres.The reasons for the increased attention to the problem of treatment and diagnosis of brain damage:A wide range of spheres of human life in which there is a possibility of getting this injury - household, sports, children, industrial, transport, etc
Dizziness: forms, causes, symptoms and treatmentEvery person has encountered dizziness at least once in his life. There can be many reasons for its occurrence. Sometimes the head is spinning for a completely harmless reason, for example, because of hunger or against the background of overwork
Cerebral infarctionCerebral infarction is a clinical syndrome that is expressed in an acute disorder of local cerebral functions. It lasts more than 24 hours, or leads to the death of a person during this time. Acute circulatory disorders in cerebral infarction occurs due to blockage of its arteries, which provokes the death of neurons in the area that feeds on these arteries
Facial Edema - Why Does The Face Swell In The Morning? Reasons How To Remove Swelling From The Face?
Causes of facial edema, how to remove?Facial edema is a pathological condition caused by the retention of excess fluid in the tissues of the face (in the intercellular space), which results in a violation of water metabolism and a noticeable swelling of the maxillofacial region
Melanoma of the brain (on the head)Melanoma cells can be round or cubic in shape. They are called epithelium-like. Elongated cells are spindle-shaped. Various neoplasms are composed of special epithelial-like elements that belong to common epithelial cell melanomas
Atherosclerosis of the carotid arteriesContent:What is carotid atherosclerosis?Disease symptomsCauses of the diseaseDiagnosticsTreatment of atherosclerosis of the carotid arteriesWhat is carotid atherosclerosis?The carotid arteries are the vessels that feed the organs of the neck and head, including the brain
MeningitisCauses and symptoms of meningitisWhat is meningitis?Meningitis is a dangerous disease; it is an inflammation of the membranes of the brain and spinal cord. The disease can occur both independently and as a complication of another process
Cerebrovascular thrombosisThe formation of a blood clot in the arterial or venous system of the brain, in the sinuses of its hard shell is diagnosed as vascular thrombosis. This condition poses a great danger not only to health, but also to the patient's life itself, provoking a stroke
Paresis, paralysis and neuropathy of the facial nerveContent:Facial nerve paresisComplete paralysis of the facial nerveFacial nerve neuropathyFacial myokymiaPinched facial nerveChilled facial nerveFacial nerve treatmentWhat is facial nerve damage?
Symptoms, degrees, consequences and treatment of cerebral ischemiaCerebral ischemia is a decrease in blood flow caused by cerebral atherosclerosis (from the Latin cerebrum - brain).The brain has the following functions:thinks;processes information coming from the senses;coordinates body movements;determines mood, creates an emotional background;controls attention;stores information;generates speech
Symptoms and treatment of dropsy of the brainDropsy of the brain, or hydrocephalus, is a consequence of excess cerebrospinal fluid in the ventricles of the brain and the spaces between the meninges. Pathology can develop after injuries and some diseases
Sarcoma of the brainWhat is a sarcoma of the brain?Unfortunately, a person of any age is susceptible to such a dangerous disease as sarcoma of the brain. Statistics say that the percentage of detection of brain sarcoma among the total number of oncological pathologies ranges from 0
Hydrocephalus of the brain in an adultThis neurological pathology is based on an excessive accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in various parts of the brain. Hydrocephalus in adults is often diagnosed as a complication of traumatic brain injury, a consequence of a brain tumor, stroke, neuroinfection, meningitis
Pinched nerve in the thoracic regionScientists have proven that anyone who has reached the age of 30 may be prone to a pinched nerve in the thoracic region. Why is this happening? The fact is that over the years, a person's bones become thinner and wear out
Cough in adultsContent:What is a cough?Cough reasonsCough as a symptomDry and wet cough - what's the difference?Cough without fever and runny noseSevere cough painNocturnal cough in adultsAdult coughing fitsDry cough treatmentHerbionSinekodFluifortStopusinCodelac FitoBronchodilatorBronchicumLinkasLibexinWhat is a cough?
Causes, types, signs and consequences of strokeStrokes are characterized by a variety of causes of the disease. It has been proven that the etiology of stroke in women and men in some cases is different. The causes of stroke in women mainly lie in the plane of the pathophysiology of the fertile period and menopause, in men they are more often due to occupational risks and bad habits
Bruise and fracture of the chestThe most common and serious chest injuries are often severe bruises and fractures. In many older people, such injuries are much more common, as it is due to age-related decrease in the elasticity of the main bone structures of the human chest
Chest myositisChest myositis is an inflammatory process in the superficial or deep skeletal muscles of the anterior and posterior chest. The disease has a different etiology and, depending on the cause, differs in symptoms, the nature of the lesion and the severity
Rapid heartbeat: what to do? Main reasonsHeart rate may vary depending on the person's age. In newborns, the heart beats 125-140 times per minute, by the age of 5-7 years this figure decreases and is 90 beats per minute. In adults, who do not suffer from cardiopathology and are in a calm state, the heart rate varies between 60-90 beats per minute
Thrombus in the heart: symptoms and treatmentA blood clot in the heart is a common complication of cardiovascular pathology. Statistics indicate that in 43% of people who died from myocardial infarction, a thrombus was found in the heart cavity
Hiccups: causes and treatment methodsHiccups is a reflex reaction of the body, which occurs as a result of the influence on the body of a wide variety of factors. In most cases, it is not dangerous and goes away on its own after a short period of time
Causes and symptoms of bronchitisBronchitis is an inflammatory condition. This inflammation affects the mucous membrane of the lungs and bronchial tree. There are two types of bronchitis: acute and chronic. The symptoms of acute bronchitis last from a few days to three to four weeks
Osteochondrosis of the thoracic spineContent:What is thoracic osteochondrosis?Symptoms of the thoracic osteochondrosisCauses of osteochondrosis of the thoracic regionWhat to do during an exacerbation?Treatment of osteochondrosis of the thoracic regionPreventive measuresModern medicine defines three types of osteochondrosis of the spine, manifested in the cervical, thoracic and lumbar regions