Gallbladder symptoms

Gall bladder symptoms are the breakdown products of bile. Approximately 12% of the German population in these concretions occur, but are symptomatic only in approximately half of those affected. The causes for example, can result in an imbalance of bile components are bile acid and cholesterol. Is due to poor absorption of the bile acid enterohepatic circulation lost strengthened, such as Crohn's disease, or is insufficiently formed, so does the proportion of cholesterol relative. This also applies to a high cholesterol (hypercholesterolemia). At the focal point is stored in the following other substances, which may lead to cholelithiasis (gallstones) gallbladder lead. Especially when young people are very severely affected, the cause can also build a disorder of the red blood pigment (porphyria) are harming its precursor products of bile duct cells.

Appendicitis is an intestinal inflammation of the appendix, a bag-shaped worm intestine. Appendicitis symptoms is the most common acute appendicitis, which, although it can occur at any age, is much more common in adolescence. It is extremely common and affects more than 7% of the population at any point in their lives.

Fibromyalgia symptoms

The fibromyalgia syndrome or fibromyalgia symptoms, or Atlas, is a syndrome characterized by chronic widespread muscle pain associated with stiffness. His diagnosis and clinical features are controversial. The treatment options are the subject of ongoing studies, the disease would be consistent with work performed by the person ill. [1]

The indices of inflammation are normal. Mostly affected by pain are the spine, shoulders, pelvic girdle, arms, wrists, thighs. Chronic pain, which occurs at intervals, are often associated with mood disorders and especially sleep, and fatigue or chronic fatigue. Its non-response to common painkillers, as well as the character "migrant" of pain, are characteristic of fibromyalgia symptoms. It is also noteworthy, as the most common symptoms is related to two other syndromes discussed with Fibromyalgia: CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, that is, chronic fatigue syndrome), and MCS (or multi-chemical sensitivity syndrome).

Lyme disease symptoms

Lyme disease symptoms come mainly in the skin of an infected tick bites, and probably only rarely sting other insects. Tick ​​saliva, which monitors the entry of Borrelia in the skin, contain substances that inhibit the immune response to the site of the bite. [8] This creates a protective environment for lyme disease symptoms, where they can reproduce. Borrelia then travel out of town in the dermis. Host inflammatory response to bacteria induced typical migrating erythema. [9] Because of the inhibition of neutrophils, which are very important in the initial stages of defense, Borrelia survive and reproduce, and a smooth travel to different parts of the body. [10]

Heart murmur

Hearth Murmur can be classified in 7 different features: time, shape, position, irradiation, intensity, quality and tone.

     The time refers to whether systolic or diastolic.
     Form refers to the pattern of intensity that has the breath. It may be constant, crescendo, decrescendo or a mixture of the latter two.
     Localization refers to the place where the breath has its greatest intensity. There are 6 places of auscultation in front of the chest:
         Second right intercostal space
         Second to fifth left intercostal space
         Fifth intercostal hearth murmur space in left midclavicular line.
     Irradiation means the place to where the hearth murmur radiates. Overall, the sound radiates in the direction of blood flow.
     Intensity refers to the power of sound, which is 0 to 6 (with Roman numerals written Example: II / VI)
     The tone can vary as low or high
     Quality refers to the special features you may have each breath (for example, musical, in shot, blower etc ...)

Diverticulitis

Diverticulitis is a disease of the colon, in which the mucous membrane forms bulges (diverticula) in inflammation. The frequent occurrence of such projections is called diverticulosis and diverticulitis dar. is the precursor of the most common, that is, 95 percent of the sigmoid colon is affected (diverticulitis - also known as "Left side appendicitis" hereinafter). At one percent, a diverticulitis of the transverse colon and two percent in the cecum and colon ascendens occur. In general, it is in the so-called Sigmadivertikeln pseudodiverticula, ie inside out by the intestinal mucosa through the muscular wall gaps.

Gastroenteritis

Gastroenteritis is an infection and inflammation of the digestive system may cause nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramps, flatulence and diarrhea, and dehydration, fever and headache (headache).

Gastroenteritis can be caused by bacteria, that is to say, due to consumption of food or water contaminated with bacteria such as E. coli in the stool (better known as bacteria E . coli), salmonella (causing salmonellosis), gastroenteritis the comma bacillus Vibrio cholerae, cholerae, or Shigella bacteria cause shigellosis.

Hemroids

Symptomatic

are in the western world one of the most common diseases, but largely taboo in society. It is a disease of old age. Hemroids before the 35th Of age are rare. What has ultimately causes the disease is still largely unknown. Symptomatic hemroids are a progressively

advancing disease, the disease is classified into four grades. Because of their widespread use to diagnose, hemroids is often very lightly and often made by those affected. Here are some much more serious diseases are characterized by very similar symptoms.

Kidney infection symptoms

Kidney infection symptoms (the renal failure), the vapor fižolaste body shape, which secrete urine. The kidneys filter the blood and are excreted in the urine waste products (eg urea). Kidney infection symptoms are one of the homeostatic organs concerned with the purity and continuity of internal body fluids. daily filter these huge amounts of liquid (150 to 180 liters of plasma) from the bloodstream.

The kidney infection symptoms are located posteriorly in the abdomen, on either side of the spine. The right kidney is just below the liver, left and below the diaphragm the spleen. Kidneys do not have a proportionate position perfectly - right kidney due to its location below the liver lies somewhat lower.

Perhaps the first sign of pregnancy is presumptive amenorrhea or absence of menstrual period. Because amenorrhea can occur for reasons other than early pregnancy symptoms, is not always taken into account, especially if the woman has regular cycles. However, there may be many more signs that, with amenorrhea suggest pregnancy early pregnancy symptoms, such as: nipple tenderness, dizziness, morning vomiting, drowsiness, impaired perception of odors, and cravings for certain foods (cravings). This early pregnancy symptoms you can note from the second to third month of conception.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), formerly known as spastic colon or spastic colon, is a chronic intestinal disorder in which the motility (peristalsis) of the intestinal tract is chronically disturbed. Under normal circumstances, make sure the intestines that food is transported and kneaded. In Irritable Bowel Syndrome the bowel movements go too fast or too slow. This is accompanied by abdominal pain combined with abnormal bowel movements. The symptoms sometimes take off with defecation or change when the stool changes. Irritable Bowel Syndrome can seriously affect your life. IBS patients often experience confusion and social problems.

Loss of normal villi of the celiac disease small intestine, resulting in decreased nutrient absorption surface.
     Significant improvement celiac disease  when removing gluten from the diet.
     Intestinal malabsorption due to diarrhea in 50% of patients.
     Nutritional deficiencies of iron, vitamin B12, vitamin D.
     Increased risk of celiac disease developing lymphoma of T cells in untreated cases.
     Prevalence of the disease in the population of northern Europe.
     Dermatitis herpetiformis.
     Abdominal distention, celiac disease, steatorrhea, and malnutrition.
     Stature (affects growth in untreated children).
     Recurrent abdominal pain.
     Diarrhea, vomiting, celiac disease.
     Swollen belly.
     Skin rash.
     Usual fatigue.
     Depression.
     Irritability.

The decrease menopause symptoms in levels of female hormones to their total disappearance, causes them to appear a number of signs and symptoms and increased risk of certain disorders and diseases present. The appearance of menopause symptoms each of them, and their severity and importance over the declining quality of life depends on each woman. In any menopause symptoms case, at present, there are a number of therapeutic options that can help alleviate these symptoms or conditions associated with menopause.

Herpes zoster is a disease caused by a reactivation of latent virus varicella-zoster virus, which affects the peripheral nerves gangliorradicular-2-neuropathy and skin, where it can produce small, herpes zoster painful blisters grouped in a ring along a dermatome. Colloquially, it is better known as herpes zoster shingles, or soap cannon. In some areas of the Mediterranean such as Spain, Italy and Malta, also called "St. Anthony's fire '.3 6

Interstitial cystitis (IC) is a chronic disease that affects the bladder. Its symptoms include urinary urgency (the feeling of needing to urinate), frequent Interstitial cystitis urination and / or pain anywhere between the navel and the inside of the thighs, front or rear. Symptoms of Interstitial cystitis vary from mild to severe, and may be intermittent or constant. More severe cases of Interstitial cystitis can have a devastating effect on both the sufferer and their loved ones.

Gastritis

Gastritis is inflammation of the gastric mucosa. Gastric mucosa may be irritated and inflamed from the following reasons:

     bacterial gastritis
     Acute gastritis caused by stress
     Chronic erosive gastritis
     viral or fungal gastritis
     eosinophilic gastritis
     atrophic gastritis
     Menetrierova disease
     gastritis with plasma cells
Gastritis begins with pain in upper abdomen with nausea and heartburn. Often these symptoms subside quickly, but if you persist, it is clear that developed gastritis. Gastric mucosa in gastritis was irritated and inflamed, but there is no open wound - this is typical of peptic ulcer. Treatment begins by introducing measures such as smoking cessation and changes in eating habits. In this sense, it is crucial nepreskakanje meals, especially breakfast. The first drugs that are introduced are antacids. Often, just taking antacids enough to stop the disease. However, in the case of gastritis that persists or progresses to peptic ulcer is then introduced into the treatment of H2 blockers and proton pump inhibitors.

Crohn s disease became known when the American doctors Crohn, Ginsberg and Oppenheimer described in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 1932nd year. This, however, was not the first description of the disease. Reports of symptoms caused by this disease existed since the 850th BC and is repeated throughout history. And in the medical literature is a disease previously described; 1913th by T. Kennedy Daziel in the British Medical Journal published a report on the treatment of patients with CDJ typical symptoms.

Between the 1920s and 1930s an increasing number of young adults reported to doctors with symptoms that resemble appendicitis: colicky pain, fever, diarrhea, loss of body weight. 1923rd year Berg, Ginsberg and Oppenheimer, surgeons at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York, twelve patients with these symptoms and have presented their cases with the statement that this was not a consequence of guest hitherto known diseases. Burril Crohn in 1930. showed similar results in two patients who healed. Crohn connect with surgeons and together they published the results of 1932nd At the time when Crohn, Ginsberg and Oppenheimer published his results the disease is called "terminal ileitis". As the word "terminal" has negative connotations and the disease is not confined solely to the small intestine, eventually to become a common name for Crohn's disease.

What is the treatment of Huntington s disease?

Huntington's disease is incurable. There is no current treatment that can reverse its progression or to slow down.

Scientists UT Southwestern Medical Center have found that man-made molecules that selectively interfere with protein production can stop human cells from making the abnormal molecules that cause Huntington's disease. They added that "The work has been done only in cell culture, and it will take years before the coming into force of this process can be tested in patients."

Some symptoms can be controlled with medication and therapy.

medicines

Tetrabenazine (Xenazine) - In August 2006 the FDA (Food and Drugs Administration), U.S. approves tetrabenazine for the treatment of spasmodic, involuntary movements (tremors) associated with Huntington's disease - the first to be specifically approved for this country. The compound is known since 1950. It promotes early metabolic degradation of dopamine neurotransmitters.

Addison s Disease

The cause of the disease

The most common etiological Addison s Disease factors are the so-called tuberculosis. primary atrophy of the adrenal cortex, which is an autoimmune process. Rarer etiologic factors are fungal infection, hemochromatosis, amyloidosis, and leukemic infiltration of bilateral metastases of malignant tumors, vascular thrombosis, bilateral suprarenalektomija.

The clinical picture

Because of the diffuse destruction of adrenal gland leads to lack all three groups of hormones that are secreted by the cortex (glucocorticoids, mineralocorticoids and adrenal androgens), which leads to the appropriate clinical symptomatology. Onset is usually gradual, almost unnoticed. Brown pigmentation of skin and visible mucous membranes, starting on uncovered parts of the skin, in places that are otherwise strongly pigmented (lures, linea alba, scars). The typical appearance of the dorsal-hand side is heavily pigmented, especially in the area of ​​the joints and palmar side is spared. There pigmentation on the oral mucosa, the conjunctiva and the mucosa anogenital region. Other symptoms were asthenia, general malaise, weakness, and rapidly fatigue, hypotension (blood pressure snišen), digestive disorders, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and uncharacteristic abdominal pain, feeling of thirst, the need for intake of salt and salty foods, pain and spasms in the muscles and joints, hypoglycemic crisis, and women often pajava amenorrhea.

Meniere's disease

Meniere s disease is a disease of the inner ear, which is named after the French doctor who was at the end of the 19th century described the symptoms of this disease, namely: periodic attacks of vertigo, zujenje the ear (tinnitus), ear stuffiness feeling and fluctuating hearing loss. This disease occurs due to increased fluid pressure in the inner ear (endolimfe).

It is believed that 0.2% of the population suffers from Menier's disease. The disease is usually surgery is only one introduction, however, over time, usually after 30 years of illness, 50% of patients disease affects both ears. Usual attack Menier's disease preceded by a feeling of stuffiness in the ear. Also, fluctuating hearing loss or tinnitus decline may precede an attack. Episode attacks in Menier's disease is usually manifested by severe vertigo, instability, nausea and vomiting. The attack of vertigo in Menier's disease lasts from 20 minutes to 24sata (usually 2 to 4 hours). After the attack, followed by a period expressed fatigue or exhaustion, which requires sleep and rest. In this disease there is great variability in the length and duration of symptoms

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The thyroid disease gland is shaped like a shield or a butterfly and is located in the neck area just below the larynx, and the front and the sides of the trachea. Attached to the thyroid cartilage and the larynx during swallowing is initiated. It consists of two lobes, the left and right, which are associated with a narrowing (Lat: isthmus). Sometimes there is a third, pyramidal lobe (Lat: lobe pyramidalis) in the central part of the gland. In each lobe there is a large number of follicles, which are the functional units.


The follicles are lined with basement membrane where there is a row of blocky epithelial cells, which secrete a substance into the follicular colloid. Colloid containing high molecular weight glycoprotein, thyroglobulin. Decomposition of molecules formed thyroid hormones. Between blocky, epithelial cells are the C-cells (parafolikularne cells), which secrete calcitonin.

Thyroid gland is one of the major endocrine glands and its weight is about 10-20 g immediately behind the thyroid gland, with both sides going back laryngeal nerve (Lat: n. Laringeus recurrent), also lies laterally on both sides of the common carotid artery (Lat: carotid artery munis), internal jugular vein (Lat: jugulsris internal veins) and vagus nerve (Lat: n. vagus). In front of the muscular layer of the front door.

Periodontal disease is usually seen as a chronic inflammatory disease. An acute infection of the periodontal tissue may occur, but is not usually reported to the dentist. The tissues that are involved in periodontal diseases are the gums, Which include the gingiva, periodontal ligament, cementum, and alveolar bone. The gingiva is a pink-colored mucus membrane that covers parts of the teeth and the alveolar bone. The periodontal ligament is the main part of the gums. The cementum is a calcified structure that covers the lower parts of the teeth. The alveolar bone is a set of ridges from the jaw bones (maxillary and mandible) in Which the teeth are embedded. The main area involved in periodontal disease is the gingival sulcus, a pocket between the teeth and the gums. Several distinct forms of periodontal disease are known. These are gingivitis, acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis, adult periodontitis, and localized juvenile periodontitis. Although periodontal disease is thought to be widespread, serious cases of periodontitis are not common. Gingivitis is also one of the early signs of leukemia in some children.i vagus nerve (Lat: n. Vagus). In front of the muscular layer of the front door.

In addition to injuries as the most important factors in the development of the High Jump and knees may be affected by the existence of an "X" and "O" leg due to improper transfer of load through the tendon and the patella, then the weakness of some muscles around the hip and abdomen, which osgood schlatters disease have a role in the high jump, because this situation further increasing pressure on the quadriceps tendon. It is the same risk factors and inadequate istegnutost or shortening of the thigh muscles of the hamstrings, which in these circumstances represents an additional resistance to stretching of the knee. They say sports osgood schlatters disease surfaces, and inadequate sports shoes can contribute to the development of this painful syndrome. All this talk about the need for prevention in the training process, primarily through regular stretching and completely, and then by strengthening weak muscles in osgood schlatters disease proportion participating in jumping or running, as well as the loading dose in training, and ensuring sufficient time for rest and recovery. However, when an injury occurs and it is very important to begin treatment immediately, since it is unlikely that this syndrome, as perhaps some others, I go by myself.

lower back pain

Pain in the lower back

The best treatment for acute pain in the lower back are common painkillers and normal physical activity, a study by Australian researchers. lower back pain

Pomodniji treatments such as spinal manipulation or use of anti-inflammatory drugs, in no way help in the recovery, according to Mark Hancock and colleagues from the group to explore the pain in my back from the University of Sydney. Most patients that have carried out the research recovered within two months of acute back pain, without obizra at it as an additional treatment used. But the experiment is related only to acute low back pain, so it is not known whether the same findings were related to chronic and acute pain or pain of another body part.

streptococcus pneumoniae

Streptococcus pneumoniae acute otitis media usually occurs in infants with fever, restlessness and crying. Often precede or parallel existing nasal congestion or runny nose. Because of pain in the ear of the infant head rubbing surface, and sometimes it catches the ear. Older children complain of severe pain in the ear. The most common bacterial pathogens are Streptococcus pneumoniae and H. influenzae, Moraxella catarrhalis and Streptococcus haemolyticus group A.

Inflammation of the nose can be a serous and purulent. The larger Streptococcus pneumoniae children than runny noses and nasal speech usually has no other symptoms. In infants, especially newborns, recognizable symptom is the inability of breathing through the nose, and the child is fussy, less drinking (especially poor sucking), and poor sleep. The nose of mucous or mucous-purulent secretion. It is usually caused by viruses, bacteria from H. influenzae.

 lupus symptoms 

Various forms of cutaneous lupus symptoms occur in about 20% of patients. Sores on the lining of the mouth and nose are typical of acute illness. Dry or exudative pleuritis are the most common pulmonary manifestations of the disease.

This illness effects and heart leading in most cases to lupus symptoms. In about half of patients are present and renal changes which may lead to chronic renal insufficiency. Autoimmune process in lupus can damage and nerve structures, so some patients may be an attack of epilepsy or psychosis. Haematological disorders are also very common and is characterized by the presence of lupus symptoms and reducing the number of leukocytes. Damage to the endothelium in the development of vasculitis induced thrombosis of small blood vessels.