Sudden dizziness can be harmless. However, if it occurs repeatedly and is accompanied by other symptoms, Meniere’s disease should be considered. What is Meniere’s disease? Meniere’s disease, also known as Meniere’s disease, is a disease of the inner ear. It…
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Miller-Fisher syndrome is an insidious infectious disease that disrupts movement on the one hand and can also impair the speech center on the other. The nerves and nerve roots are destroyed by inflammation as part of Miller-Fisher syndrome; many of…
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Carcinoid syndrome is a complex of different symptoms that occur together. The cause of the disease is usually tumors. Their development is related to so-called neuroendocrine systems. The focus is on a tumor that produces the messenger substance serotonin and is itself…
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The jaw fracture occurs in more than half of all fractures affecting the skull. For this reason, the jaw fracture is considered one of the most common head fractures. What is a broken jaw? A broken jaw initially manifests itself as jaw…
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Leaky Gut Syndrome is characterized by a loss of permeability in the intestinal wall. In the case of “leaky gut”, transferred toxins and bacteria cause an inflammatory reaction of the entire body. The syndrome is not a medically or scientifically…
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Leukoplakia is a rare disease of the mucous membranes in Germany, which manifests itself symptomatically by atypical white changes in the affected cell tissue that cannot be wiped off. Due to the high risk of degeneration, leukoplakia should be diagnosed…
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According to a statement by many concerned German dentists, chalk teeth are now a widespread disease . Children and young people are primarily affected by crumbling tooth substance. In the meantime, 30 percent of all twelve-year-olds are affected by chalk…
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Hypomenorrhea is a menstrual disorder. The bleeding is very light and usually lasts less than two days. What is hypomenorrhea? Menstrual bleeding is very weak in hypomenorrhea. It rarely lasts more than two days, in rare cases the bleeding lasts…
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Hyperhydration is an increased storage of total water in the organism. The cause can be short-term living conditions or chronic illnesses. Medical intervention requires any form of hyperhydration. What is hyperhydration? The isotonic hyperhydration manifests itself primarily through kidney problems…
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Hydrocephalus can affect both adults and children. Expanded cerebral chambers can impair brain functions in hydrocephalus. Although hydrocephalus cannot be cured, it can be treated. What is hydrocephalus? According to abbreviationfinder, the clinical picture of hydrocephalus is popularly (according to…
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An infection is the body’s defense against invading microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria or fungi. This results in infectious diseases with and without clinical symptoms. The range of infectious diseases is very large, ranging from common childhood illnesses to serious…
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According to abbreviationfinder.org, the flu or influenza is a common viral disease that occurs mostly in autumn or winter in Europe. The flu should not be confused with influenza or gastrointestinal flu. What is flu? Influenza is caused by the…
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Heart failure, myocardial insufficiency or cardiac insufficiency is a mostly irreversible heart disorder and disease. Above all, the circulatory system suffers from heart failure. As a result, there is no longer enough blood available for the organs. Shortness of breath,…
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The fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP) is a rare inherited disorder that is characterized by a progressive ossification of the skeleton. Even the smallest injuries trigger additional bone growth. There is still no causal treatment for this disease. What is Fibrodysplasia…
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A fire mark or nevus flammeus is a benign, congenital vascular malformation. The exact cause has not yet been finally clarified. It can also appear along with other diseases. Treatment of a fire mark should be started early. A fire…
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A lipid metabolism disorder occurs when the fat content of the blood exceeds the normal value. This applies to both increased cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Elevated blood lipid levels lead to cardiovascular disorders in the medium to long term. What…
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The fatty liver or hepatic steatosis is in medical terminology as hepatic steatosis and is due to the eating habits in the Western industrialized countries as a very common phenomenon. This always occurs when the body is supplied with more…
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The fat necrosis is a non-painful usually change in the fatty tissue in the breast, which often occurs as a result of violence. Adipose tissue necrosis does not pose a health risk and generally does not require treatment. What is…
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A fat embolism is an embolism caused by fat droplets in the bloodstream. Acute pulmonary embolism usually develops as a result of the blockage of a vessel by the fat droplets. What is a fat embolism? According to Howsmb, the…
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Fetopathia diabetica is a serious developmental disorder that occurs in unborn or newborn children and is caused by the mother’s blood glucose level being too high. The treatment essentially consists of an ideal metabolic adjustment of the pregnant woman. If…
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The fetofetale transfusion syndrome is a form of lack of blood flow, which may be caused in monozygotic twin pregnancies monochorionic by anastomoses on the placenta. One of the twins will receive more blood than the other. If left untreated,…
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The fetal tobacco syndrome is triggered by active as well as passive smoking during pregnancy, as the around 5000 different poisons of a burning cigarette also reach the fetus via the placenta. Miscarriages and premature births are just as often…
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A fetal alcohol syndrome comes with multiple impairments in cognitive and somatic development of the child along and manifests itself as a result of alcohol consumption during pregnancy. With a frequency of about 1 in 500, fetal alcohol syndrome is…
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The heel spur is a persistent and in the majority of cases stressful disease, which, like hallux valgus (bunion), contributes to more or less severe limitations in walking ability and from which more and more people are affected. Because of…
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The ear is one of our most important sense organs. Most people only realize how important it is when they hear worse. Due to our noisy environment, hearing loss is increasing, even younger people are affected, sometimes young people too….
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Under a femoro-acetabular impingement a painful narrowing of the hip joint gap will be understood. Young athletic people are particularly affected by the syndrome. What is Femoro-Acetabular Impingement? Doctors also refer to femoro-acetabular impingement (FAI) as hip impingement. This means…
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The Felty’s syndrome is a disease of the rheumatic form circle. Inflammatory rheumatic disease is a special form of so-called rheumatoid arthritis. Felty syndrome was first described in 1924. What is Felty Syndrome According to Definitionexplorer, felty syndrome affects women…
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According to Etaizhou, genital warts or pointed condylomas are the symptom of a disease with the human papillomavirus (HPV). Among other things, this is suspected of causing cervical cancer. Genital warts belong to the group of sexually transmitted diseases. What…
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Not every woman who comes to the gynecologist’s pregnancy counseling or childbirth asks this question out loud. But unspoken, it is on the tip of every mother-to-be, as is the question of whether it will be a boy or a…
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A miscarriage or an abortion is an involuntary termination of the pregnancy within the first 23 weeks of pregnancy. The child shows no signs of life such as umbilical cord pulse, heartbeat or breathing and his weight is less than…
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