Diseases

It often happens that small children have a malalignment of the feet, the so-called arched arch arch foot, which is harmless and usually disappears again on its own by the age of school.

Alcohol poisoning, which, like the hangover after alcohol consumption, is called alcohol intoxication, is poisoning caused by ethyl alcohol. Depending on how much alcohol the person concerned has drunk, the poisoning affects them

Cartilage damage is a joint disease that occurs in different joints in the body. Depending on how badly the respective cartilage is damaged and which cartilage it is, a painless therapy can be achieved with a suitable therapy

Many people suffer from kneecap osteoarthritis as they grow older. It is a progressive process that damages and subsequently breaks down the articular cartilage behind the kneecap

Arthrofibrosis is an inflammatory increase in connective tissue cells in a joint. The phenomenon is mainly observed after knee joint reconstructions and is therefore a postoperative complication. Treatment is done through arthroscopic

Hemarthrosis is the medical name for a bruise in the knee. As a result of a knee injury, blood accumulates in the joint.

The function of the anterior cruciate ligament is to stabilize the knee joint. It supports the rotary movements and the movement forward. If the anterior cruciate ligament is torn, the knee becomes unstable. Furthermore, consequential damage can be caused to the cartilage and menisci

A tear in the posterior cruciate ligament is an accidental injury. It occurs relatively rarely and is often recognized late. A precise diagnosis is therefore important in order to avoid consequential damage.

Periostitis or periostitis affects the periosteum that covers the bone. The disease, which is caused by various causes, is completely curable in most cases with proper treatment.

Shin splint syndrome is the occurrence of pain on the front edge of the shin. The symptoms mainly show up after sporting activities.

Lid edema, also called eyelid eczema, is swelling of one or both eyelids, which can have very different causes. In principle, lid edema can occur suddenly and acutely at any age, but it certainly does

Diabetics should pay special attention to their blood sugar levels and adjust their insulin dose according to their meals and activities. If the metabolism is derailed, a diabetic coma can occur.

Diabetes insipidus is associated with increased urine output and constant feeling of thirst. The chances of recovery depend on how the syndrome is manifested. Because 2 types characterize the classification of diabetes insipidus.

Xanthelasma are harmless, but they can still be difficult for those affected. The deposits under the skin are usually in a clearly visible place and are therefore an aesthetic problem. People who have xanthelasma on their skin

Quite a few people are affected by warts or plantar warts. The warts caused by viruses are usually very irregular and harmless. Some types of warts can cause pain in the sole of the foot to varying degrees

Seborrheic keratosis, often referred to as old age wart, is a benign skin tumor that occurs primarily in the second half of life. Almost everyone will develop seborrheic keratosis at some point, making old age wart the most common

Aseptic necrosis of the bone (mainly the metatarsal bones or segments II to IV) is described under Köhler's disease II. Above all, Köhler's disease II, in contrast to Köhler's disease I, occurs mainly in young women

Köhler's disease I is a very rare, aseptic necrosis of the scaphoid bone. Köhler's disease I occurs mainly in boys who are between three and eight years old. However, many doctors do not make the diagnosis until later in life

Buckle foot is a congenital or acquired misalignment of the foot. The affected foot descends on the medial inner edge of the foot and rises on the lateral outer edge. Foot exercises are usually used to correct this.

Köhler's disease I is a very rare, aseptic necrosis of the scaphoid bone. Köhler's disease I occurs mainly in boys who are between three and eight years old. However, many doctors do not make the diagnosis until later in life