Is it worth going to bed at a fixed time?
Sleep is one of the most important elements of our lives, affecting our health, wellbeing and productivity. But is it worth going to bed at a fixed time? What impact does it have on our lives? In...
FUE hair transplantation
Excessive hair loss (alopecia) affects both women and men. In both cases, the problem is serious - hair is an important part of beauty. Problems with this part of the body lead to low self-esteem...
Convergent and divergent strabismus - causes and treatment
Astrabismus is an eye condition - usually associated with weakness of the eye muscles. A strabismus is not just an aesthetic problem - if left untreated, it can result in many medical consequences....
ADHD and risk of substance abuse
ADHD is associated with children's attention difficulties and hyperactivity, but there are many other risks associated with the problem. One rather serious aspect is rarely mentioned - the use of...
Effective exchange of ideas key to success
- Madzia please speak up, say something to me - for the next two hours still the same request. It all started like this: a problem arose, a trifle that could be forgotten in five minutes, it was...
What is migraine and how is it treated?
Migraine is a chronic and complex disorder characterised by severe, recurrent headaches that are often accompanied by additional symptoms. Treating migraine requires an understanding of its causes...
Multiple sclerosis - definition, forms, symptoms
Multiple sclerosis (sclerosis multiplex, S) is a demyelinating disease that mainly affects adults (between the ages of 20 and 45), with women more commonly affected than men. It is not a psychiatric...
Transplantation of the patient's own cells - the future of aesthetic medicine and medicine in general.
The first documented attempt to use a patient's own tissue to correct an aesthetic defect was carried out as early as 1893, when Franz Neuber, a German doctor, performed a procedure to transplant a...
What is a tracheotomy procedure?
Tracheotomy, is one of the medical procedures that involves making an opening in the trachea. It is performed on patients of all ages who experience problems breathing through the mouth and through...
How to prevent cachexia in cardiac conditions?
Cachexia - cachexia - occurs in the chronic stages of heart failure. It is characterised by weight loss, fat reduction and decreased bone density. Cachexia is diagnosed when: there is a greater than...
Meet the 10 theses on schizophrenia!
The record is an attempt to formulate a common position which, starting from the well-founded theses of modern psychiatry, can at the same time form the basis for a multifaceted social discussion on...
Rhabdomyolysis - aetiology, presentation and management, part 1
Rhabdomyolysis is a pathological process of muscle breakdown that results in damage - sometimes irreversible - to the human body. Although there are many non-specific symptoms and the process itself...
Foot pain in pregnancy
Foot pain that makes it difficult to move freely, occurring most often in the last weeks of pregnancy.
Takayasu disease, or pulseless disease
One of the conditions that is still quite mysterious is Takayasu disease. The causes of this entity, also referred to as pulseless disease, are still unknown. However, the dangerous consequences of...
Perineal incision - what is worth knowing about it?
Surgical incision of the perineal tissues during the second period of labour, carried out in case of excessive tension, to reduce the risk of perineal rupture and damage to the fetal head.
What is Delbrück syndrome?
Delbrück syndrome is the pathological ability to mislead others, lying, misrepresenting facts, telling made-up stories while putting one's own person in a very good light. Mythomania occurs in some...
Erosion of the cervix - should it be feared?
This article contains all the information every patient should know about cervical erosion. It discusses the nature of the condition, its symptoms and treatment.
Otell's syndrome - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
One of the subtypes of delusional syndrome is Otell's syndrome. It is also referred to, according to the symptoms the patient presents, as jealousy syndrome. There are many causes of its occurrence,...
Premenstrual syndrome - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Premenstrual syndrome is a range of symptoms causing an increase in emotional and physical disturbances that appear before menstruation and subside shortly after the onset of menstruation.
