Contents of What you need to know about the structure and functions of the salivary glands? Why does sialadenitis occur? How does the disease manifest itself? Forms of chronic inflammation How is the diagnosis made? Types of sialoadenitis treatment Prevention Video on topic With salivary glands digestion in humans begins. In the mouth, the chewed food is wetted with saliva. It produces three large glands( parotid, sublingual, submandibula...
Oilseed sesame culture has appeared for a long time. In the beginning, she had other names, today we are familiar with the fairy tale: "til", "simsim". Sesame seeds harbor a solid benefit, however, not everyone knows this. The oil contained in them is often used only in three directions: medicine, cooking and cosmetology. Background of the article: Background What is in it Useful properties Traditional medicine Oil application Contrain...
Any of us, whether male or female, experiences various stressful situations and neuropsychic stress several times during the day at work and at home. Our life presents us with a wide variety of problems, some of which are not as easy to solve as external people might think. And there are also not solvable problem situations. Therefore, here we will talk about how to quickly and effectively get rid of the feelings of anxiety, anxiety and fear, often poisoning our lives and suppressing wit...
Cirrhosis is a dangerous degenerative lesion of the liver, in which healthy organ tissues are destroyed and pass into scar tissue. This transformation reduces the functionality of the organ, the prognosis for the disease is usually unfavorable. In order for the treatment to be most effective, the life expectancy at the given disease was maximal, the diet for cirrhosis is important. Content: Diet for patients with cirrhosis Features of nutrition What you can eat What you can not eat Menu for ...
Atherosclerosis is a systemic lesion of the circulatory system of the body, manifested in the deposition of calcium salts and lipid plaques( fats and cholesterol) on the internal walls of the arteries and blood vessels. The disease begins gradually, sometimes even in adolescence, and develops gradually, for decades, inevitably narrowing the lumens of blood vessels. As plaque overgrowth, the vessels lose their elasticity. The influx of blood to vital organs is gradually weakening, supplyi...
Contents of What does the decompensation stage mean? Prognostic factors Symptoms Diagnostic examination Treatment features Forecast Possible complications Related videos Cirrhosis is a chronic disease with a tendency to progress. The disease leads to the development of irreversible changes in the cells of the organ. As a result, normal tissue is replaced by fibrous, because of which normal functioning is simply impossible. This affects th...
Fracture of the ribs represents a violation of bone or cartilaginous integrity, ranks first in prevalence among all chest injuries and accounts for 20% of all fractures. In the risk of injury, there are elderly people whose chest tissue has lost its elasticity with age. Risk of injury is a high probability of damage to internal organs, which can lead to serious complications and death. Article content: Reasons for fracture of ribs Characteristic symptoms ...
Alopecia - hair loss on the head. Often men suffer, starting from the age of 20-30 years, less often - this physiological feature of the body is found in women. Alopecia can be manifested by a combination of the following signs, or individually: by simply reducing the thickness of the hair; formation of bald patches - a complete lack of hair growth - mostly above the forehead and / or crown. The causes of baldness, or the formation of bald patches on the head are not well ...
Hypertrophy of the nasopharyngeal tonsil (adenoids) is a common pathology in children from one to five years. When the growth of the tissue reaches the third degree, complications develop and only surgical treatment helps. The initial stage of adenoids sometimes goes unnoticed due to the erasure of symptoms. It is important not to view the pathology at a stage when it is possible to do with medication. Content: What are adenoids? Symptoms of the disease Causes Than the disease is dangerous H...
Contents Characteristics of the disease How does the infection occur? Symptoms Classification Yersiniosis and pseudotuberculosis Complications Diagnosis and treatment Related videos Yersinia in children is an infectious disease caused by the bacterium Yersinea. The smaller the child, the harder the illness goes. The infection is spread by animals. Infection with a bacterial infection leads to damage to the digestive tract and other vital ...
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