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

Hirschsprung's disease is a pathology of the large intestine that can manifest itself as a lack of bowel

Gaucher disease is a disease caused by the accumulation of lipids in human cells and organs

Meniere's disease, a condition caused by an increase in fluid in the ear cavity due to a disorder of the inner ear

Legionnaires' disease is an infectious disease caused by a microorganism of the genus Legionella

Osgood Schlatter's disease - a disease characterized by a pathological change in the tibia that occurs due to inflammatory processes in the cartilage structure and bone

Huntington's disease is a severe, progressive neurodegenerative brain disease characterized by progressive dementia and choreic hyperkinesis. It occurs with a frequency of 10 cases per 100,000 population, in men and women equally. The first symptoms can appear at any age, but usually the onset of the disease occurs at 30-50 years

Gunther's disease (congenital erythropoietic porphyria) is a rare hereditary disease in which pigment metabolism is impaired and a nitrogen-containing pigment (porphyrin) accumulates in the tissues. With this disease in the later stages, the appearance of patients is disfigured

Peyronie's disease - curvature of the penis followed by fibrotic changes

Raynaud's disease or Raynaud's phenomenon is one of the diseases of the arteries of the extremities. Treatment of the disease occurs in the relief of symptoms of the disease and prevention of the causes that cause attacks of the disease

Whipple's disease is a systemic infectious disease characterized by damage to the small intestine

Huntington's disease is a very rare disease characterized by hereditary brain pathology

Schlatter's disease is a necrosis of the cartilaginous and bone tissues of the upper part of the tibia. Electrophoresis treatment is effective

Perthes disease (Perthes-Legg-Calvet disease, osteochondropathy of the femoral head) is a disease of the hip joint, which is based on a violation of the blood supply to the femoral head, leading to its necrosis

Parkinson's disease is a chronic, steadily progressive brain disease in which neurodegenerative changes are observed in the structures of the substantia nigra

Pick's disease is a variant of senile dementia (senile acquired dementia), the development of which is associated with atrophy of the cerebral cortex in the region of the frontal and temporal lobes

This article will focus on botulism, an infectious disease that is caused by poor quality cooked food. The reader will learn about the causes, symptoms and treatments for botulism

Still's disease is a systemic disease that manifests itself as polyarthritis, fever, transient skin rashes, and inflammatory damage to internal organs

Delusional disorder is a psychological disease, the main difference of which is the presence of systematic delusions

Warts in children are a viral skin disease in which small benign neoplasms form on the skin

Brachydactyly (short-fingered) is a congenital pathology, the main manifestation of which is shortening of the toes or hands (from ancient Greek βραχύς - "short" and δάκτυλος - "finger") due to hypo- or aplasia of the distal phalanges or bones of the metacarpus (metatarsus)