Anorexia

Anorexia is a refusal to eat food, most often motivated by the desire to lose weight. Due to the prolonged observance of extreme diets, the patient begins to form a perverted attitude towards the natural physiological needs

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Anorexia is a refusal to eat food, most often motivated by the desire to lose weight. Due to the prolonged observance of extreme diets, the patient begins to form a perverted attitude towards the natural physiological needs

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Atherosclerosis

Atherosclerosis occurs due to impaired lipid metabolism and is accompanied by the deposition of cholesterol in the inner layer of blood vessels. The progressive growth of atherosclerotic plaque ultimately leads to a critical narrowing of the arterial

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Atherosclerosis occurs due to impaired lipid metabolism and is accompanied by the deposition of cholesterol in the inner layer of blood vessels. The progressive growth of atherosclerotic plaque ultimately leads to a critical narrowing of the arterial

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Hypertension

Hypertension is a disease characterized by a persistent and prolonged increase in blood pressure. It is due to a violation of the regulation of vascular tone, as well as changes in the work of the heart. According to

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Hypertension is a disease characterized by a persistent and prolonged increase in blood pressure. It is due to a violation of the regulation of vascular tone, as well as changes in the work of the heart. According to

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Folliculitis

Folliculitis is an inflammation of the hair follicle caused by staphylococci, which is facilitated by a decrease in the protective functions of the skin under the influence of endogenous (focal infection, diabetes mellitus, hypovitaminosis, etc.) or

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Folliculitis is an inflammation of the hair follicle caused by staphylococci, which is facilitated by a decrease in the protective functions of the skin under the influence of endogenous (focal infection, diabetes mellitus, hypovitaminosis, etc.) or

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Alopecia

Alopecia areata ( Alopecia areata focal, alopecia areata ) Complete or partial hair loss occurs on the head or other parts of the body. Sick children, young people aged 20-30 years, as well as students and people of mental labor.  Etiology, pathogenesis of alopecia nasal Disorders

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Alopecia areata ( Alopecia areata focal, alopecia areata ) Complete or partial hair loss occurs on the head or other parts of the body. Sick children, young people aged 20-30 years, as well as students and people of mental labor.  Etiology, pathogenesis of alopecia nasal Disorders

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Osteofolliculitis

Etiology, pathogenesis of ostiofolliculitis The causative agent of staphylococcus. Predisposing factors are non-compliance with personal and public hygiene rules, hyperhidrosis, overheating and cooling, maceration and microtrauma of the skin, decreased immunity, skin contamination. Clinic of Ostiofolliculitis

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Etiology, pathogenesis of ostiofolliculitis The causative agent of staphylococcus. Predisposing factors are non-compliance with personal and public hygiene rules, hyperhidrosis, overheating and cooling, maceration and microtrauma of the skin, decreased immunity, skin contamination. Clinic of Ostiofolliculitis

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Arrhythmias

Arrhythmia (from Greek a is a negative particle and rythmos is a rhythm) is a violation of the normal sinus rhythm of heart contractions.  Conductive system of the heart. With each beat of the heart, there is a sequential

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Arrhythmia (from Greek a is a negative particle and rythmos is a rhythm) is a violation of the normal sinus rhythm of heart contractions.  Conductive system of the heart. With each beat of the heart, there is a sequential

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Kinds of arrhythmias.

Depending on which part of the conduction system of the heart there are disorders, arrhythmias are divided into: Atrial ( supraventricular ) and Ventricular.                An increase in heart rate ( over 90 beats per 1 minute) is called tachycardia. The heart rate can increase with

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Depending on which part of the conduction system of the heart there are disorders, arrhythmias are divided into: Atrial ( supraventricular ) and Ventricular.                An increase in heart rate ( over 90 beats per 1 minute) is called tachycardia. The heart rate can increase with

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TREATMENT OF ARRhythmias.

Drug therapy .                Treatment of the underlying disease,                 Elimination of provoking factors                Cardiac glycosides ( digoxin ),                 Antiarrhythmic drugs – amiodarone ( cordarone ), beta-blockers ( propranolol , metaprolol , etc.), carvedilol , quinidine , verapamil , novocainamide , lidocaine , inderal , potassium preparations,                 Sedatives                 Electropulse therapy or implantation of a pacemaker .   The selection of the drug depends on the

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Drug therapy .                Treatment of the underlying disease,                 Elimination of provoking factors                Cardiac glycosides ( digoxin ),                 Antiarrhythmic drugs – amiodarone ( cordarone ), beta-blockers ( propranolol , metaprolol , etc.), carvedilol , quinidine , verapamil , novocainamide , lidocaine , inderal , potassium preparations,                 Sedatives                 Electropulse therapy or implantation of a pacemaker .   The selection of the drug depends on the

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Endarteritis obliterans

Obliterating endarteritis (EA) is a disease that affects the nervous and vascular systems, in which there is a progressive narrowing of the arteries due to inflammation of their inner membranes, followed by scarring (obliteration). As a result, blood supply

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Obliterating endarteritis (EA) is a disease that affects the nervous and vascular systems, in which there is a progressive narrowing of the arteries due to inflammation of their inner membranes, followed by scarring (obliteration). As a result, blood supply

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