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Can life after trauma be good? What you need to know about trauma and what treatment methods are available
The common perception is that an accident, violence or the death of a loved one almost automatically leads to trauma. However, this is only part of the truth. What is trauma really and can it be...
What are the characteristics of neurological abnormalities in the first year of life?
How can I tell if my infant has neurological problems? What is worth paying attention to and when? Let's learn about the symptoms of neurological diseases, the risks of their probable occurrence and...
Climate depression - when does caring for the planet become a psychological burden?
Can the anxiety, sadness and sense of hopelessness associated with climate change be described as climate depression? Progressive climate change: the problem of access to water, increasingly...
The appearance of the vulva - is there something wrong with me?
The appearance of the vulva causes anxiety for many women. Meanwhile, the truth is that every vulva is different and the variety of shapes and sizes is perfectly natural. Let's find out the facts.
Pathways of a parent of a child on the autism spectrum: challenges and where to find help
Today, autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are being diagnosed in an increasing number of children. Diagnosis is one thing, dealing with a child on the spectrum is another, usually much more challenging...
Emotions of the young patient: how to support the child during hospitalisation
Hospitalization has a huge impact on the child's emotions, as it is a situation of great stress and emotional disorganization. This is why an interdisciplinary approach based on care and empathic...
Psychologist professional confidentiality: when does it apply and when must it be broken?
Can everything be said in a psychologist? Is the information provided in therapy protected? What is professional confidentiality?
Nutrition after neck and throat surgery - a patient's guide
After neck and throat surgery, adequate nutrition is important to promote healing, tissue regeneration and minimise the risk of complications. Initially, intragastric or enteral nutrition in the form...
More physical activity reduces the risk of dementia!
With increasing life expectancy, the number of people struggling with dementia is increasing. Although there is still no effective cure for this condition, a growing body of research indicates that...
Inflammation of the tonsils - what should you know?
Tonsillitis is more common in children and adolescents, but this does not mean that it cannot also affect adults. Although many people associate this condition with tonsillitis, in reality, both the...
What can loneliness in childhood result in?
Loneliness in childhood may be associated with impaired cognitive skills and an increased risk of dementia in adulthood, to a much greater extent than loneliness experienced in adulthood. This is the...
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...
White spots on teeth - where do they come from?
White spots on teeth are an aesthetic problem faced not only by adults, but also by children. It does not always have to be a sign of disease or a health risk, but such stains should be a signal for...
Link between autism spectrum and vitamin D and iron deficiencies under study
Children on the autism spectrum are significantly more likely to have vitamin D and iron deficiencies than in the general population. This was the conclusion reached by a group of researchers from...
3,000 steps reduce the risk of heart disease
Current research by scientists shows that just 3,000 steps per day is enough to significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. While the number of steps may seem small compared to the often...
From crying to cooperation, or how to minimise a child's anxiety before a blood donation?
Blood donation can cause severe stress for both adults and children. In the youngest patients, it is directly related to a lack of skills in dealing with difficult situations. How can you help your...
Alarming increase in the incidence of AD. Can it be prevented? How much does the patient have to pay for treatment?
Studies show an alarming increase in the incidence of AD worldwide. Can this be prevented? How much does the patient have to pay for the treatment of AD in Poland? See the news item for details.
Dietary pitfalls with thyroid disease - what to watch out for and how to support health
A well-balanced diet is essential in the treatment of thyroid disease, but many people make mistakes that can worsen the condition. The most common pitfalls are inappropriate use of iodine,...
Bicornuate uterus: what is it and what symptoms does it give?
A bicornuate uterus is an anatomical defect of this female organ. In the case of healthy developing organs, the two Müller ducts (the structures that form the uterus over time) should fuse into one....
The most common dietary mistakes made with PCOS and insulin resistance
PCOS and insulin resistance often occur simultaneously, creating a vicious circle of hormonal and metabolic disorders. A diet that stabilises glucose and insulin levels, based on products with a low...
Hodgkin lymphoma in a nutshell
Hodgkin lymphoma is a tumour originating from B-lymphocytes, the white blood cells responsible for the body's immunity. It belongs to the group of so-called indolent lymphomas, i.e. lymphomas that...
Neonatal hepatitis versus biliary atresia - what do you need to know?
In newborn babies, jaundice is a fairly common and usually harmless phenomenon associated with the immaturity of the liver. Sometimes, however, the yellowish colouring of the skin and eyes lasts...
