Syndrome

Severe acute respiratory syndrome, also known by the acronym SRAG or SARS, is a type of severe pneumonia that has appeared in Asia and is easily transmitted from person to person, causing symptoms such as fever, headache and general discomfort. This disease can be caused by the corona virus (Sars-CoV) or H1N1 influenza, and should […]

Metabolic syndrome is a set of diseases that together can increase a person’s risk of developing cardiovascular changes. Factors that may be present in metabolic syndrome include fat buildup in the abdominal area, changes in cholesterol and triglycerides, increased blood pressure and blood sugar. It is important that metabolic syndrome factors are identified and treated

Quervain syndrome corresponds to an inflammation of the tendons located at the base of the thumb, with perception of pain and swelling of this area, which can be aggravated by making movements with the thumb. The cause of this syndrome is not yet very clear, but symptoms often worsen when repetitive movements such as seizures,

Serotonin syndrome is an increase in Serotonin activity in the central nervous system, caused by improper use of certain medications, which can affect the body’s brain, muscles and organs, which can lead to death. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that acts on the brain, important for the proper functioning of the body, as it regulates mood,

Post-COVID 19 syndrome is a possible complication of the new coronavirus, which appears to appear in some of the patients considered cured of infection. This type of syndrome has been observed in other viral infections of the past, such as Spanish influenza or SARS infection, and mainly causes excessive fatigue that can persist for several

Shy-Drager syndrome, also called? Multistothermal atrophy with orthostatic hypotension? o “MSA” is a rare, serious and unknown cause, characterized by the degeneration of central and autonomous nervous system cells, which controls the involuntary functions of the organism. The symptom present in all cases is the drop in blood pressure when the person gets up or

Bartter syndrome is a rare disease that affects the kidneys and causes a loss of potassium, sodium and chlorine in the urine. This disease decreases the concentration of calcium in the blood and increases the production of aldosterone and renin, hormones involved in blood pressure control. Bartter syndrome is caused by genetics and is a

Ramsay Hunt syndrome, also known as herpes zoster of the ear, is an infection of the facial and auditory nerve that causes facial paralysis, hearing problems, dizziness and the appearance of red spots and blisters in the ear area. This disease is caused by the shingles virus, which causes chickenpox, sleeps in a facial nerve

Cat scream syndrome, known as cat meow syndrome, is a rare genetic disease, resulting from a genetic abnormality of the chromosome, chromosome 5, and can cause neuropsychomotor developmental delay, intellectual retardation and, in more cases, severe cardiac and kidney dysfunction. The name of this syndrome is the result of a characteristic symptom in which the