Medical reference book - diseases, diagnoses, treatment methods

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Adaklin - an agent for external use with anti-inflammatory and comedolytic action, helps to normalize the processes of epidermal differentiation and keratinization

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Instructions for use Analgin-Ultra tablets. Information on the composition, contraindications, reviews, analogues and the price of the drug in pharmacies

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Instructions for use Aerovit. Information on contraindications for vitamins, reviews, analogues and the price of the drug in pharmacies

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Arteriography (Greek aer - air + Greek tereo - contain + Greek grapho - to depict, write) - X-ray examination of the arteries, carried out after the introduction of a contrast agent into their lumen

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Bad breath (halitosis) can be a consequence of dental diseases (gingivitis, stomatitis, caries), digestive problems, and dysfunction of the salivary glands. Sometimes it is caused by smoking or eating certain foods. The problem needs to be addressed: bad breath lowers self-esteem and causes problems in society. A radical solution is to eliminate the cause that caused the halitosis, but this can not always be done quickly. In this case, a specialist comes to the rescue

Candidiasis is an infectious disease that affects mucous membranes, skin, nails, internal organs of a person

In this article we will talk about such an unpleasant skin disease as carbuncle. Its clinical picture is similar to furunculosis, but carbuncle leads to much more serious consequences

Calculous cholecystitis is a chronic or acute polyetiological disease, manifested by inflammation of the gallbladder against the background of the presence of calculi in its lumen

Campylobacteriosis is an acute infectious disease occurring with a primary lesion of the digestive system. It is widespread and of considerable epidemiological significance. Among the general incidence of acute intestinal infections, the share of campylobacteriosis is 10-15%

Often, pain in the region of the heart is in no way associated with vascular lesions or other severe heart diseases. In this article we will talk about just such pain syndromes, which are collectively called cardialgia

Skin candidiasis is an infectious process caused by Candida fungi. Lesions are located under the mammary glands, in the interdigital spaces, on the face, in the armpits

Intestinal candidiasis is an infection of the intestinal tract by a fungus of the genus Candida. In adults and children, this disease develops against the background of a significant weakening of the immune system

Carditis is an inflammation of the lining of the heart. According to the type of disease, carditis is divided into acute, subacute and chronic

Cardiomyopathies are heart defects associated with adverse changes in the heart muscle. All types of cardiomyopathies are quite difficult in terms of diagnosis, do not have clearly defined causes of occurrence and therefore pose a serious threat to human life

As you know, many diseases of the cardiovascular system lead to the formation and development of new pathologies. These include cardiosclerosis, which will be discussed in this article

Cardiopathy is a group of diseases of the heart muscle, in which dystrophic and sclerotic changes in the myocardium are observed

Cardioneurosis is a common pathology, the main symptom of which is attacks of heart pain, combined with autonomic symptoms

Male candidiasis is a common fungal disease caused by the yeast-like fungi Candida

Caries is one of the most common diseases these days. Caries occurs in people regardless of gender and age. Modern medicine has many tools to combat this disease

Carcinoid - a disease characterized by the appearance of neuroendocrine neoplasms

Catalepsy is often called waxy flexibility in psychiatry. This is a pathologically prolonged preservation of one pose. Usually seen in catatonic schizophrenia

Dwarfism is called a significant lag in physical development and growth due to absolute or relative deficiency of growth hormone (STH, growth hormone)

Carcinoid syndrome is a complex of symptoms that occurs due to the release of hormones by carcinoid tumors (the most common neoplasms from neuroendocrine cells) and their entry into the bloodstream. Carcinoid tumors refer to slowly progressing neoplasms that are relatively rare. Carcinoid syndrome occurs in 15-20% of patients with carcinoids. All age categories of the population are susceptible to the development of the pathological process

Catatonia is a psychopathological syndrome that manifests itself in a violation of muscle tone and may be associated with organic brain damage

Catarrhal otitis media is an inflammatory process that affects the mucous membranes of the tympanic cavity, the mastoid process and the Eustachian tube