Parkinson's disease (tremor paralysis) is a fairly common degenerative disease of the central nervous system, which is manifested by a complex of motor disorders in the form of tremor, slowness of movements, rigidity (inelasticity) of muscles and instability body. The disease is accompanied by mental and vegetative disorders, personality changes. To establish the diagnosis requires the presence of clinical symptoms and data of instrumental research methods. To slow the progression of the di...
To date, about one-seventh of the world's population suffers from myopia and is forced to wear glasses or contact lenses. This disease leads to the fact that the vision becomes fuzzy and blurred when a person looks into the distance. Why there is myopia, and how to properly treat it, we will tell you further. Content 1What it is 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Diagnostics 5Treatment 5.1Complications 5.2Prevention 6Video 7conclusions What it is Myopia (nearsightedness) is a pathology of vis...
Like any other hair covering on the human body, the eyelashes are designed to protect against external influences, only in this case the eyes. On average, the rate of renewal of the ciliary layer of the eyelids is 4-5 eyelashes a day. This is usually considered the norm. If a person observes a significant dropout, then this can be considered an alarming symptom for seeking advice from a dermatologist. If the cause lies in the inflammatory process of the eyes, the doctor will refer to the oph...
Iridocyclitis is a disease that has been encountered in recent years by an increasing number of patients with ophthalmologists.This disease is usually observed in people with chronic diseases of the nasopharynx and other not treated infections, as well as endocrine disorders.In this case, iridocyclitis can lead to various severe consequences, including glaucoma and complete loss of vision.In order to avoid the negative consequences of this disease and timely start its treatment, it is necess...
Albinism is a hereditary disease associated with impaired pigment metabolism in the body. With this pathology, there is a shortage of melanin, a special substance that imparts color to the skin, pigment and iris, eyes, hair, nails. It would seem that such, if the matter is only in the color of the skin, eyes, hair? But not everything is so simple actually. The absence or decrease of melanin content leads to the appearance of not only cosmetic defects, but also a number of health problems. In...
The appearance of some neoplasm on the conjunctiva, accompanied by uncomfortable sensations, may indicate the occurrence of such a pathology as a cyst. Coping with this type of problem can be done by applying an integrated approach to it. Conservative treatment rarely gives sustained positive results. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Possible complications 5Treatment 5.1Medication 5.2Surgically 6Prevention 7Video 8conclusions Definition of disease The conjunc...
Glaucoma is one of the most insidious eye diseases. It can completely deprive the person of the opportunity to see. Its first sign is high intraocular pressure, which is rarely felt by people. It appears regardless of age, and lead to disability. Only qualitative treatment will not allow to reach the last stage, preventing blindness. Content 1What it is 2Causes 2.1Symptoms 3Diagnostics 4Treatment 4.1Complications 4.2Prevention 5Video 6conclusions What it is Glaucoma is represe...
Multiple sclerosis (MS, multiple sclerosis, disseminated sclerosis, sclerosis disseminata, SD) is chronic disease of the nervous system, in which the neural tissue in places is replaced by a connective formation of plaques. Replacement of the tissue causes a disruption of the functions of the nervous system, which is manifested by various symptoms. Usually the course of multiple sclerosis has a wavy-progressive character. The disease gradually leads to a limitation of vital activity and can...
Transient ischemic attack is a short-term reduction in cerebral blood flow, the symptoms of which should disappear within a day. The relevance of the problem of TIA can not be overestimated, since it is this very first anxious bell of a possible stroke. Stroke after TIA can develop within 3 months, the risk of this is 17%, and in 60% of cases the same arterial pool is affected. Even if the stroke does not develop within 3 months, then the possibility of its development increases by 5 times....
There are a number of diseases that are often overtaken by a person in old age, when the body starts irreversible aging processes.The inevitable degeneration of tissues somehow leads to a disruption of the functions of the organs. As you know, with age, a person's eyesight deteriorates. This not only reduces visual acuity, but also develops eye diseases.One of these dangerous diseases is glaucoma, which is typical for people over 40 years old. After 50 years, the risk of glaucoma is increase...
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