Diseases 2025, January

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Spinal hemangioma is a widespread benign neoplasm of the spine of vascular origin

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Hemangioma in newborns is a benign neoplasm that forms from small and medium-sized blood vessels

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Hematoma is a type of bruising, accumulation of blood in case of damage to organs and tissues with rupture of blood vessels. The need and choice of tactics for treating hematomas is determined by specialists

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Hematometer - an accumulation of blood in the uterine cavity, resulting from a violation of its outflow. It can develop after abortion, childbirth, or intrauterine manipulation

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Hemiplegia is a neurological syndrome characterized by a complete lack of motor activity of the upper and lower extremities of the right or left side, often with the involvement of the muscles of the trunk and face on the affected side

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Hemorrhagic fever - infectious diseases characterized by toxic damage to the walls of blood vessels and the development of hemorrhagic syndrome

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Hemarthrosis of the knee joint is an accumulation of blood in its cavity. In the absence of treatment, it can be complicated by aseptic or purulent arthritis, deforming osteoarthritis

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Hemorrhagic vasculitis is an aseptic inflammation of microvessels. Usually occurs with a respiratory tract infection

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Hemorrhagic diathesis is a group of diseases characterized by an increased tendency of the body to bleeding and hemorrhage. Treatment depends on the type and type of diathesis, as well as on the mechanism of bleeding

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Hemiparesis is a condition in which partial paralysis or muscle weakness occurs in one side of the body

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The main danger of hemorrhoids lies in the specific location of the disease, and the symptoms hidden from the eyes are of a mild nature. Hemorrhoids have two main types: internal hemorrhoids and external

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Hemorrhagic syndrome is a tendency to cutaneous hemorrhage and bleeding of the mucous membranes. Quite often, this syndrome is a sign of hemophilia

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Hemolytic anemia is a group of blood diseases united by the accelerated destruction of red blood cells. Their signs: anemic syndrome, enlarged spleen, jaundice

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Hemorrhagic stroke is a disease associated with hemorrhage in the brain or under its membranes and leading to very serious consequences

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Hemorrhoids during pregnancy is one of the most common pathologies, which is caused by the increasing pressure of the enlarging uterus on the inferior vena cava

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The tendency of the human body to prolonged hemorrhage and bleeding is called. There is no cure for hemophilia that permanently relieves the patient from the disease

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Hemorrhoids in men is a common proctological disease that is caused by pathological changes in the veins of the rectum

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Hemosiderosis is a disease belonging to the group of pigmentary dystrophies. It is characterized by the accumulation in the tissues of the body of an excess amount of hemosiderin - an iron-containing pigment

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Hemothorax - an accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity (from ancient Greek αíμα - "blood" and θώραξ - "chest")

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There is no mass vaccination against hemophilic infection in our country. Haemophilus influenzae is dangerous enough for parents to think about their child's health and purchase the vaccine on their own

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Hemorrhoids in women - a common disease of the vascular structures of the rectum, consisting in a change in the hemorrhoidal plexus and the formation of nodes

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Hemophthalmus is a hemorrhage in the vitreous humor of the eye, dangerous with unpredictable complications

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Hemochromatosis is a hereditary disease characterized by a violation of iron metabolism, as a result of which there is an excessive accumulation of this element in the tissues of the body (more than 20 g at a rate of 3-4 g). The name of the nosological form reflects the most characteristic feature of this disease - intense staining of the skin and internal organs

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Hemophilic infections are a group of acute infectious diseases, the causative agent of which is Pfeiffer's bacillus (Haemophilus influenzae, Haemophilus influenzae) and which are characterized by a predominant lesion of the respiratory system, the brain, the formation of abscesses in the internal organs

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Generalized anxiety disorder is a condition of a person who experiences excessive feelings of anxiety and anxiety on a daily basis

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Genital herpes is a viral disease characterized by a specific rash of vesicles on the mucous membranes of the genitals. Antiviral drugs are used in the treatment of genital herpes

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Geographic tongue is the result of the formation of foci of epithelial desquamation and dystrophic changes in the papillae of the mucous membrane of the tongue

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Hepatomegaly - a disease characterized by an increase in the size of the human liver

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In terms of the severity of the pathologies that various diseases cause in the fetus, the second place is taken by the herpes virus in pregnant women. Herpes treatment consists of antiviral therapy

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Hepatosplenomegaly is a combined significant increase in the liver and spleen, characteristic of a number of diseases

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Hepatitis D is an acute or chronic infection of the liver with a parenteral mechanism of infection caused by the hepatitis D virus (HDV, HDV)

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Dermatitis herpetiformis - a disease characterized by inflammation of the skin and mucous membrane of the mouth

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Hepatitis B (serum hepatitis) is a viral liver disease in which the death of hepatocytes occurs due to autoimmune mechanisms. As a result, the detoxification and synthetic functions of the liver are impaired

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Herpes in children is a common pathology. Rashes can be located on the body, lips, throat. A herpes infection of newborns is isolated in a separate form

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Herpetic sore throat (vesicular pharyngitis, aphthous pharyngitis, ulcerous sore throat) is an acute infectious disease of a viral nature, occurring with a significant increase in body temperature, pharyngitis, dysphagia. A characteristic sign is the presence on the mucous membrane of the soft palate and the posterior pharyngeal wall of small fluid-filled vesicles (vesicles), prone to ulceration with the formation of erosion

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Hepatitis A (Botkin's disease) is an acute infectious viral liver disease with a benign course, which belongs to the group of intestinal infections. The disease is widespread in developing countries. This is due to the large overcrowding of the population and poor sanitary and hygienic living conditions

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Hepatosis is a group of non-inflammatory liver diseases, the development of which is caused by hereditary or exogenous factors. They are characterized by atrophy of hepatocytes and impaired metabolic processes in the liver

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Herpetic sore throat in children is an enteroviral lesion of the palatine tonsils and pharynx with the formation of vesicles, ulcers and erosions

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Herpetic stomatitis is a viral disease that manifests itself in characteristic bubbles on the mucous membrane of the mouth

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A hygroma is a tumor-like formation (cyst) under the skin in the form of a cavity filled with fluid. For small sizes, treatment is carried out using paraffin and mud applications, physiotherapy procedures