Diseases

Nasal polyps are abnormal changes in the lining of the paranasal sinuses. If treated early, control is usually successful.

Pseudocroup, infectious croup, or subglottic laryngitis is a laryngitis that is more common in young children than in adults. The cause of this disease is a viral infection of the respiratory tract, which results in it

Leber congenital amaurosis is a hereditary disorder of the function of the retina of the eye. A special pigment epithelium located on the retina is primarily affected by the impairment

Progeny is a jaw disease. In this case, it is defective (dysgnathia). A reverse overbite of the incisors (so-called frontal cross bite) is characteristic of a progeny.

Craniomandibular dysfunction is a malfunction of the jaw. These are noticeable through different symptoms.

Medicine speaks of spermatitis when the spermatic cords of a man or a male mammal are inflamed. Spermatitis is also known as funiculitis and can occur when there is inflammation of the vas deferens (called deferentitis

Premature ejaculation or ejaculation praecox is a common ejaculation disorder in men. From a medical point of view, it is not a painful disease, but the disorder can affect sex life

Neuralgic shoulder amyotrophy (brachial neuritis or Parsonage-Turner syndrome) is a rare neurological disease. It was first mentioned in the 1940s. The disease is an acute inflammation of the brachial plexus (arm plexus

Alport syndrome is a hereditary disease. The kidneys, eyes and inner ear are primarily affected.

Computer game addiction is a mental illness. It is based on a distorted perception of reality and expresses itself in an escape into the virtual dream world. Because only here can sufferers realize their dreams, is

Necrotic processes of degradation of the human bone substance that cannot be traced back to an infection but to a vascular infarction are called aseptic bone necrosis. Depending on the location and form of aseptic bone necrosis

The diaphragmatic palsy or diaphragmatic paralysis arises from the paralysis of the phrenic nerve (diaphragmatic nerve). It comes from the third to fifth neck segment of the spinal cord and activates the diaphragm and several other organs in the chest cavity such as the

Fröhlich syndrome is very rare and is caused by a hypothalamic tumor. This creates an imbalance in the hormones that disrupts some regulatory mechanisms in the body. There is no cure for this disease.

Pompe disease is a glycogen storage disease of unpredictable course. The symptoms are characterized by progressive muscle weakness. In therapy, success has now been achieved through the artificial administration of the causative enzyme

Pain in the lower spine is characteristic of coccygodynia or tailbone pain. The disease often heals after a few weeks. Symptoms are usually treated medically.

Uterine atony is a weak contraction of the uterine muscles that can occur after the child is born. The uterus then does not contract, which can result in life-threatening blood loss. she is the one

Pycnodysostosis is a disease of the osteopetrosis group. It is characterized by the constant build-up of bone material without old bone parts being broken down. In contrast to the other syndromes, the disease remains this one

Usher syndrome is a gene mutation of different chromosomes that causes hearing and vision impairment of various degrees. The most severe form with congenital deafness and loss of visual field is associated with age ten

Retinitis pigmentosa is a genetic degeneration of the retina in which the photoreceptors of the eyes perish bit by bit and thus, in the late course of the disease, complete blindness usually occurs. This phenomenon is only common

The doctor understands Refsum's syndrome to be a hereditary and relapsing metabolic disorder. The symptoms affect the internal organs, the central nervous system, the peripheral nervous system and the skeleton, as well as the skin. The disease