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).
Postpartum hair problems.
Excessive hair loss, greasiness and brittleness in the postpartum period.
Urticaria - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
It is a syndrome in which pink or porcelain-white blisters appear on the skin surface with swelling and usually significant itching. The name comes from the fact that the skin lesions resemble the...
Neonatal acne - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Neonatal acne - also known as neonatal toxic erythema - is a common skin condition, occurring in almost half of all newborns born at term. It has a benign course and resolves spontaneously.
Sweats - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Sweats are small, light-coloured blisters, occurring on the surface of unchanged skin especially in areas exposed to overheating (folds, armpits). They are the result of sweat retention in the ducts...
Roundworm - a worm that travels from the gut to the lungs - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
It is the most common gastrointestinal worm in the world. The human roundworm belongs to the group of roundworms. Humans become infected by accidentally ingesting water or food contaminated with...
Elementary mixtures - milk replacers in the allergic child
Elementary mixtures are milk-replacement mixtures containing practically no traces of cow's milk protein, as its protein component is only free amino acids.
HTN-type milk replacers in a child with an allergy
HTN (hypoantigenic) mixtures are preparations based on cow's milk in which the protein has been partially hydrolysed (broken down) so as to reduce the allergenic effect of the cow's milk.
Whey hydrolysates - milk replacers in the allergic child
Highly hydrolysed whey hydrolysates are a group of milk replacers (hypoallergenic) used for the treatment of cow's milk protein allergies in children.
Casein hydrolysates - milk replacers in the allergic child
Highly hydrolysed casein hydrolysates are a group of milk replacers (hypoallergenic) used for the treatment of cow's milk protein allergy in children.
Goat's milk in an allergic child
The use of goat's milk in the feeding of a child with a cow's milk protein allergy has been a very popular treatment for food allergy for many years.
Facial spots during pregnancy
Pigmentation changes of the facial skin resulting from hormonal changes, occurring during pregnancy.
Geographic tongue - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Geographical tongue is a lesion visible on the tongue, consisting of irregular light (covered with white deposits) and red areas. This causes the surface of the tongue to resemble the appearance of...
Lice - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
It is a parasitic disease of the skin caused by three types of lice: pubic, head and clothing lice. The infestation is spread by direct contact.
Scabies - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
It is an infectious skin disease caused by mites (Sarcoptes scabiei). Infection occurs through direct contact with the patient or through clothing and bed linen.
Measles vaccination rash - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Measles vaccination is performed with a live vaccine containing a weakened vaccine virus. The current vaccine used in Poland is mainly the MMR triple vaccine, containing measles, mumps and rubella...
Scabies in an infant - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
It is an inflammation of the scalp in an infant, caused by excessive secretion of the sebaceous glands. The inflammation results in excessive keratinisation and the formation of thick lamellae of...
