Neurosis in adolescents is a shallow, completely reversible psychogenic disease, the basis of which are disorders of the higher nervous activities that are manifested by affective disorders (mood changes, fears, anxiety, depression, etc.). The prevalence of neuroses among adolescents is difficult to determine, since not all parents turn to specialists for help. Out of the number of adolescents being monitored in psychoneurological dispensaries, 15% suffer from neuroses. The number of childre...
Alexander's disease (Rosental's leukodystrophy, Rosenthal's disease) is a fairly rare disease of the nervous system caused by a gene mutation. Symptoms develop as a result of malnutrition of nerve cells and a block of conduction of nerve impulses along myelin fibers. The clinical picture of the disease is very diverse. Effective methods of treatment do not exist yet. In this article you can get acquainted with the causes, symptoms, methods of diagnosing Alexander's disease, as well as the p...
The stocomes of the visual apparatus are usually considered as a visual defect, which may be a symptom of a disease and a separate pathology.Depending on the prerequisites for their occurrence, various types of vision therapy may be prescribed, which only a qualified ophthalmologist can determine. However, what is the pathology and what to do when you find it is necessary to know everyone. Content 1Definition of disease 2Types and Classification 3Causes 4Symptoms 5Possible complicatio...
This disease is not uncommon, given how contagious it is. Time passed the course of treatment and correctly diagnosed will accelerate the period of recovery, relieving the complications and unpleasant consequences. In this article, you will find out what the virus is like, how to detect it, what treatment specialists offer and what preventive measures are most effective. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms of the disease 4Possible complications 5Treatment 5.1Drug method ...
Simblefaron is a complete or partial fusion of the conjunctiva of the eyelids with conjunctiva of the eyeball, caused by trauma, chemical or thermal burn of the visual apparatus, as well as some systemic diseases. In ophthalmology, a similar symptom is diagnosed relatively infrequently, but the pathology tends to be rapid progression, so you need an urgent appeal to a specialist to prevent the development of irreversible processes. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Poss...
Cataract is the most common eye disease among people of mature and advanced age.Causing a significant decrease in vision, the disease complicates professional activity, limits self-care and can even cause irreversible blindness.Timely appeal to an ophthalmologist and a quality cataract treatment allow a person to restore vision and return to normal lifestyle. Content 1What is cataract? 2Causes of appearance 3Symptomatology 4Cataract removal in old age 4.1Methods of treatment 4.1.1Med...
With age, problems with health inevitably begin. After fifty years, visual acuity in many people begins to decline. Most often this is due to the development of macular degeneration, in whichaffects the central part of the retinaeyes due to oxygen starvation. Macular degeneration can lead to a person losing his central vision and can no longer read, work with small objects and drive a vehicle. But this disease can not lead to a complete loss of vision. Content 1Definition of disease 2Cau...
The visual organs of a small child are somewhat different from those of an adult person.All children are born with hypermetropic astigmatism.Ophthalmologists believe that such a diagnosis in a child under 10 years is the norm. With the growth of the baby, his eyes are also being perfected, and the long-sighted astigmatism, as a rule, disappears. But this is again a norm. Unfortunately, there are exceptions when the violation remains with the child. In this case, the disease is diagnosed as "...
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), today epilepsy is one of the most common causes of diseases of the nervous system. A third of the population identified epilepsy is a lifelong disease and in 30% of cases it leads to a fatal outcome during epileptic status. Every fifth person during his life suffers at least one epileptic attack. Content 1Basic concepts 2Risk factors for epilepsy 3Generalized seizures 4Partial seizures 5Idiopathic epilepsy 5.1Children's absence epilep...
The disease of the company affects men from 50 years. Most often the cause is the neuropathy of the lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh with the manifestation of sensitive symptoms that require immediate treatment. Roth-Bernhardt disease - compression of the lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh in the area between the anterior superior iliac spine and inguinal ligament with the appearance of sensitive disorders on the skin of the anterior surface of the thigh from the outside in its middle ...
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