Dermatology (370 contents)
Antipruritic drugs, including antihistamines, anaesthetics, etc. (20 contents)
What can be the causes of pruritus on the scalp?
Itchiness of the scalp is not only disturbing, but often also very irritating - the patient experiencing this problem may feel embarrassed, for example, by the constant urge to scratch in various...
Oral allergy syndrome - everything you need to know about it
Oral allergy syndrome -also known as oral allergy syndrome, oral anaphylaxis and Amlot-Lessof synd rome - is a condition of people who are allergic to pollen (including grasses). The allergy occurs...
Infectious vulvar diseases - types, symptoms, treatment
This article briefly discusses the forms of infectious vulvar diseases, their division, clinical manifestations, aetiopathogenesis and treatment.
Infectious vulvar diseases - types, symptoms, treatment
This article briefly discusses the forms of infectious vulvar diseases, their division, clinical manifestations, aetiopathogenesis and treatment.
Toxic epidermal necrolysis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Toxic epidermal necrolysis, otherwise known as toxic epidermal necrolysis, is a condition that develops in a patient as a result of taking certain drugs. The disease is a health and life-threatening...
Ways to have beautiful and healthy skin
Every woman wants her skin to be smooth, delicate and firm. Unfortunately, in spite of using various creams, lotions or pills, it does not always look good. Most of us struggle with excessive skin...
Dyspnoea in children - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, prevention
Dyspnoea is defined as a sensation of lack of air/problem taking in air, resulting in difficulty breathing. Children who have experienced dyspnoea describe it as a problem taking in air,...
Contact eczema
Contact eczema is an inflammatory reaction of the skin. In allergic eczema, the patient becomes sensitised to one or more chemicals and develops a typical type IV allergic reaction (according to Gell...
Contact eczema
Contact eczema is an inflammatory reaction of the skin. In allergic eczema, the patient becomes sensitised to one or more chemicals and develops a typical type IV allergic reaction (according to Gell...
Dermatoses in pregnancy
Pregnancy is a condition in which many systems and organs undergo a variety of adaptive and hormone-dependent changes and often secondary conditions. One such organ is the skin. The skin changes that...
Atopic dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is one of the most common allergic skin diseases. The prevalence of AD has increased in recent years, with the disease now affecting 10 - 12% of the population.
Atopic dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is one of the most common allergic skin diseases. The prevalence of AD has increased in recent years, with the disease now affecting 10 - 12% of the population.
Allergy in a child - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Allergy is a condition that is largely genetically determined. In particular, it concerns the so-called type I allergic reaction, associated with the production of specific IgE antibodies (atopy).
Allergy in a child - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Allergy is a condition that is largely genetically determined. In particular, it concerns the so-called type I allergic reaction, associated with the production of specific IgE antibodies (atopy).
Allergy in a child - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Allergy is a condition that is largely genetically determined. In particular, it concerns the so-called type I allergic reaction, associated with the production of specific IgE antibodies (atopy).
