Nails to improve - or what you don't know about your nail plate part II
Fragile, brittle, with white spots... Such symptoms are one reason for concern. Here is a list of diseases that nails can suffer from.
Burns - first aid, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
A burn is an injury caused by heat, corrosive substances or the consequence of lightning.
Chemical peelings - Part 1
Peelings are treatments that exfoliate the epidermis. Depending on the type, it can involve different depths of the skin and act on different lesions.
Chemical peelings - Part 2
By choosing the right type of peel, also in terms of the depth at which it works, various effects can be achieved.
Allergic rhinosinusitis
Allergic r hinosinusitis is a syndrome of clinical symptoms caused by an inflammatory reaction of the mucous membrane on contact with a particular allergen.
Ageing at the cell level
Ageing, is defined as a reduction/decrease in the ability to respond to environmental stresses that occurs over time. There is a natural and irreversible accumulation of damage inside the cell that...
Excessive sweating
Excessivesweating is caused by an increase in the amount of sweat secreted by the eccrine glands present on the entire skin surface in an amount of 2 to 3 million. Sweat secretion is a...
Light in medicine
Light flux, for several decades, has been used in medicine to treat a variety of conditions.
Allergy versus infection
The differences between allergy and infection can be seen from the clinical picture.
Vascular pathologies of the lower limbs
Vascular abnormalities of the lower limbs, primarily relate to venous pathologies.
How is the human skin structured?
The human skin is both the largest organ and the outermost layer of the body. The skin weighs around 4 kg and its surface area can reach up to 2 m².
Influence of hormones on the inhibition of the skin ageing process
The ageing process can be seen by the changes occurring on the skin.
Dermatological aspects of the menopause
During the menopause, women not only undergo internal, but also external changes. This is particularly reflected in the condition of the skin.
What does psychodermatology do?
The combination of psychiatry and dermatology together has been of particular interest in recent times. Consequently, a discipline of medicine called psychodermatology has emerged.
Dermatological problems of puberty
Due to changes in hormone levels, people at puberty face many dermatological problems. These include acne, excessive sweating and hair diseases. These affect almost all young people.
As close to nature as possible - a spa at home
A home spa is the ideal place to de-stress in comfort. And also in proximity to nature, which we can achieve with the right interior design. In this way, relaxing after a long day at work will take...
Session time...
They walk around tired, stressed, counting the days when their nightmare will end. We are talking about students who are now having a very intense period in their lives.
Christmas cleaning through the eyes of an allergist
Does it give you the creeps? The run-up to Christmas can be full of them.
Complicated skin and soft tissue infections
The mortality rate in infections with necrosis is 25%.
