Eye diseases can occur after birth or develop over time due to trauma, injury, chronic illness or simply due to the body’s natural aging. However, most vision problems can be corrected by using lenses, contact lenses, or surgery to improve the patient’s vision capacity, especially when the ophthalmologist makes a timely diagnosis and quickly begins […]
Buerger’s disease, also known as obliterating thromboangeitis, is an inflammation of the arteries and veins, legs or arms, causing pain and changes in the skin temperature of the hands or feet due to decreased blood flow. Buerger’s disease usually occurs in men who smoke between the ages of 20 and 45, as the disease is
Dent’s disease is a rare genetic problem that affects the kidneys, resulting in the removal of more proteins and minerals in the urine, which can lead to frequent kidney stones or other more serious problems, such as kidney failure. Dent’s disease is generally more common in men, but it can also occur in women with
CRION is a rare disease that causes inflammation of the eye nerve, causing severe eye pain and progressive vision loss, the diagnosis of which is defined by the ophthalmologist when these symptoms are not accompanied by other diseases, such as sarcoidosis, which can justify optic nerve degeneration and vision loss. Generally, the CRION patient has
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Stephen Hawking’s disease is neuromuscular dystrophy, called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS, which causes symptoms such as progressive decrease in muscle strength, frequent muscle spasms, or difficulty swallowing, for example. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis causes the progressive destruction of neurons responsible for muscle movement, leading to progressive paralysis of all muscle groups and, as a result,
Fabry’s disease is a rare congenital syndrome that causes abnormal buildup of fat in blood vessels, causing symptoms such as pain in the hands and feet, changes in the eyes or spots on the skin, for example. Symptoms of Fabry’s disease usually appear in childhood, but in some cases the disease can only be diagnosed
Mormo’s disease, common in animals such as horses, mules and donkeys, can infect humans and cause shortness of breath, chest pain, pneumonia, pleural effusion and also sores on the skin and mucous membranes. . Humans can become infected with the bacterium B. Mallei, which causes the disease, by inhalation or by contact with the secretions
Machado-Joseph disease is a rare genetic disease that causes continuous nervous system degeneration, resulting in loss of muscle control and coordination, especially in the arms and legs. This disease usually occurs after age 30, settling down gradually, first affecting the muscles of the legs and arms and progressing over time to the muscles in charge
Natural treatment of dysthymia helps overcome this mild form of depression, which eventually affects normal brain activity, causing symptoms of sadness, frequent moodiness, anxiety, distress or restlessness. Learn more about the symptoms of this disease. This disease can be diagnosed by a psychiatrist, psychologist or psychoanalyst, but dysthymia testing is a simple and practical way
Symptoms and treatment of Whipple disease. Whipple disease is a rare and chronic bacterial infection, which usually affects the small intestine and makes it difficult to absorb food, causing symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal pain or weight loss. This disease occurs slowly and can also affect other organs of the body and cause joint pain
