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How to identify the absorbent allergy (and how to treat)
Absorbent allergy is a type of skin irritation that usually happens due to increased temperature and humidity, especially when there are other substances with irritating potential, such as menstrual...
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Chemical Peeling: What is it, what it is for, how it is done, types (and care)
Chemical Peeling is an aesthetic treatment indicated for facial rejuvenation as it helps to soften or eliminate wrinkles or lines of expression, as well as spots on the skin. Find a dermatologist...
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Retinoic acid for stretch marks: 4 main benefits (and how to use)
Retinoic acid for stretch marks helps stimulate collagen production and improve cell renewal and blood circulation on the skin, eliminating stretch marks or making them less visible. Find a...
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Peeling: What is it, what it is for, types, how it is done and risks
Peeling is an aesthetic procedure indicated for skin rejuvenation, as it softens or eliminates wrinkles and expression lines, clarifies spots or treats scars or stretch marks. Find a dermatologist...
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Naproxen: What is it for, how to take it and side effects
Naproxen is a remedy indicated for lowering fever or relieving sore throat, toothache, menstrual cramps, muscle pain, rheumatic pain, as it has anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antipyretic action....
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5 Laxity Remedies for Babies (and how to use)
Some laxative remedies, such as lactulose, glycerin suppository and sorbitol, may be nominated by the pediatrician to treat the baby’s constipation as they help soften feces and increase intestinal...
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What to pass on the sun burn
Some ointments and lotions with calamine, Aloe Vera Or thermal water, they can be used at home to pass the no blisters sunburn, allowing you to relieve pain, redness and faster irritation. Find a...
View ArticleAvian flu in cats is a potential threat to human health
The migration of the birds that occurs during spring favors that the Aviar flu (H5N1) Continue evolving quickly and activating alarms on a possible jump from animals to humans. Given this potential...
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Steel treatment: ointments, dressings and other options
Escara treatment can be done through the use of bandages, collagenase or papain ointments, or surgery, depending on the depth of the shuttle, and the treatment may be done separately or together. In...
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Hydrogel Ointment: What is it, what it is for and how to use
Hydrogel ointment is a gel indicated for the treatment of wounds, as it promotes hydration, healing and protection of the skin, as well as the elimination of dead tissue. Find a dermatologist close to...
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Hydrogel: What is it, when it is indicated, how to use and risks
Hydrogel is a polymer that contains 98% water and 2% polyamide, capable of absorbing and retaining water or other fluids quickly, and is therefore widely used in medicine in the form of dressings or...
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Dersani: What is it for and how to use (hydrogel, oil, ointment and more)
Dersani is an oil or hydrogel ointment suitable for chronic, superficial or deep skin wounds on the skin, crumbs, burns or eczema, as it helps in healing and stimulates collagen production and blood...
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DERSANI HYDROGEL: What is it for and how to use
Dersani hydrogel is a healing gel indicated for the treatment of wounds, crumbs, pressure ulcers or burns, for example. Find a dermatologist close to you! Partnership with Search for doctor This type...
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Menarca: What it is, symptoms, types (and how long it lasts)
Menarca is the girl’s first menstruation at puberty, usually around 12 years of age, being perceived through symptoms such as light vaginal bleeding, cramps and mood swings, for example. Find a...
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21 Foods rich in folic acid (and recommended intake)
Some foods rich in folic acid are spinach, beans, beer yeast, cattle liver and asparagus. In addition, soy, spinach and sunflower seed also have great amounts of folic acid. Find a nutritionist close...
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Mucocele in the mouth: what is, symptoms, causes and treatment
Mucocele in the mouth is a bubble that forms on the lip, tongue, cheeks or sky of the mouth, usually due to a blow to the region, repetitive bites or when a salivary gland suffers an obstruction. Find...
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Left arm numbness: 10 causes and what to do
Numbness on the left arm may happen due to tendonitis or poor posture when sitting or sleeping, or being a sign of more serious problems such as infarction, stroke, poor circulation or nerve...
View ArticleA new drug reduces drowsiness and other symptoms of narcolepsia
Narcolepsy is a sleep disorder that can have various manifestations and interferes significantly in the daily activities of those affected. Type 1 narcolepsy (NT1), specifically, is characterized by...
View ArticleSleeping nine hours or more every night can reduce cognitive performance
We know that sleeping is essential and that a scarce dream or of poor quality harms health and emotional state, but what happens if, on the contrary, we slept more hours than recommended? Well, as...
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Nervous dermatitis: what is, symptoms, causes and treatment
Nervous dermatitis is a condition characterized by symptoms such as intense itching in the body, red spots, dryness and swelling on the skin. Find a dermatologist close to you! Partnership with Search...
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