Breakfast and increased cardiovascular risk
Breakfast is the first meal after a long night's rest, and should be consumed to provide the body with energy to function and work.
How to deal with intracranial hypertension problems?
Intracranial hypertension, also known as intracranial hypertension, is a condition in which the pressure inside the skull is higher than normal. This can be caused by a variety of factors, such as...
Haemorrhoids in pregnancy - treatment
A large number of women (25% of all pregnant women and 85% of women in their third trimester of pregnancy) suffer from haemorrhoids during pregnancy. The first symptom indicating the condition is,...
Bicornuate uterus and pregnancy
A congenital anatomical defect of the uterus that can impede the process of conception, implantation as well as the normal development and course of pregnancy.
Acetonemic vomiting - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
The most common dietary mistakes leading to vomiting in children are the consumption of excessive fatty foods with an inadequate supply of carbohydrates, especially made after a long break from the...
How to care for the umbilical cord stump?
The umbilical cord plays a huge role in the development of the baby in the womb. The blood vessels located in the umbilical cord play a key role in ensuring the exchange of, among other things,...
Poisoning from legal highs - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Afterburners are a very popular topic at the moment. They are very dangerous drugs for our lives. In most cases they are taken by young people - but they often have no idea what they are taking (they...
What are the benefits of eating apples?
Apples are one of the most popular fruits in the world, prized for their taste, availability and numerous health benefits. They enrich the diet with vitamins, minerals and fibre, making them an ideal...
Food allergy - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, skin lesions
The skin is one of the most common locations of food allergy in children. In about 30% of cases, food allergy symptoms manifest as isolated skin lesions, while more than 70% of the remaining cases...
Cholesterol-lowering diet
Elevated cholesterol (hypercholesterolaemia) is a significant risk factor for ischaemic heart disease and strokes.
Chickenpox - treatment of skin lesions
Chickenpox is an acute infectious disease characterised by the formation of numerous skin lesions with a characteristic evolution of eruptions.
How does the gender reassignment process work?
Many transsexual people decide at some point in their lives to undergo the process of gender reassignment. It goes without saying that this is a lengthy and rather complicated process, but there are...
About the pros and cons of online therapy - everything you need to know!
In response to growing demand, more and more psychotherapists are offering online therapy. This is a convenient solution for both the professional and the patient. Can this form of contact be as...
Brain abscess: what are its causes, symptoms and how to treat it?
A brain abscess is an extremely serious condition - if left untreated, it can even be fatal in a relatively short period of time. Unfortunately, it is extremely difficult to diagnose - the reason for...
When to suspect drug use by a teenager?
Teenagers are particularly vulnerable to drug addiction. Adolescence is characterised by a high level of curiosity. Often teenagers cleverly conceal a drug problem from a parent. Any changes...
Modified milk - which is the best?
Modified milk is a substitute formula, which has been chemically treated to be as similar in composition as possible to breast milk. Valuable modified milk provides the baby with developmentally...
Are you treating hypertension and planning a pregnancy? Watch out for medication!
Drugs belonging to the group of so-called angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors (ACE inhibitors), the main representatives of which are captopril, enalapril, ramipril, lisinopril, are very...
Addictive drugs - how to recognise if a child has used them?
Legal highs are defined as a variety of psychoactive substances that cause a number of changes in a person's normal behaviour, their reactions to different situations, their perception of reality and...
Tooth decay
Tooth dec ay is a social disease closely linked to the conditions of civilisation. It is found in all countries of the world, and its intensity particularly affects the population that consumes...
How to prevent tooth decay?
Caries is a common oral health problem that can lead to serious consequences such as pain, infection and tooth loss. Preventing tooth decay is key to maintaining a healthy smile and overall oral...
