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Bullous epidermolysis: what is, symptoms and treatment
Bullous epidermolysis is a rare hereditary genetic disease that causes the formation of painful bubbles on the skin and anywhere on the body, which can even appear in the mouth, eyes, palm and soles....
View ArticleMonkeys (MPOX): symptoms, transmission, treatment and cure
Monkey smallpox, also called Monkeypox or MPOX, is a rare disease caused by a virus that causes symptoms such as chills, muscle pain, excessive tiredness and bubbles and skin wounds that can scratch...
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Hand-of-Boca Syndrome: What is, Symptoms, Transmission and Treatment
Hand-of-Boca Syndrome is an infectious disease caused by the virus Cohsackieresulting in symptoms such as fever, game pain, lack of appetite, painful litts in the mouth and painful blisters in the...
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Children’s Cimegripe: What is it for and how to take
Children’s Cimegripe is a remedy suitable for lowering fever or relieving flu or cold symptoms such as headache or sore throat. Find a pediatrician near you! Partnership with Search for doctor This...
View ArticleThey reveal that cheese and other dairy consumption can cause nightmares
One of the recommended guidelines for adequate sleep hygiene is to take a frugal dinner and do it at least three hours before going to bed to give time to digestion. And, taking it to the extreme,...
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Bubbles in the hands that scratch: 7 causes (and what to do)
The bubbles in the hands that scratch is a symptom that can be caused by situations such as dyshidrosis, atopic dermatitis, allergy, hand-on syndrome and monkeys. Find a dermatologist close to you!...
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7 Natural calm (for anxiety, insomnia and nervousness)
An excellent natural soothing is the Incarnate passiflora, Also known as passion fruit flower because this plant, besides being easy to find, has strong sedative properties that help calm anxiety and...
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CORISTINA D: What is it for, how to take it and side effects
Coristin D is a remedy suitable for flu, colds, rhinitis or sinusitis, as it helps relieve symptoms of dripping or clogged nose, sneezing, fever or headache, for example. Find a otolaryngologist near...
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Chlorpheniramine maleate: what is it for and how to take
Clorpheniramine maleate is a remedy indicated to relieve the symptoms of flu and colds such as slipping or clogged nose, headache, fever, body pain. Find a general practitioner close to you!...
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Skin Bubbles: 10 common causes (and what to do)
Skin bubbles can be caused by irritation or inflammation, such as allergies, sprouts or dyshydrosis, but may also arise due to virus infections such as herpes, smallpox or monkey smallpox. Find a...
View ArticleADHD and dementia: understand the relationship and how to protect yourself
Memory problems that can lead to Alzheimer’s are three times more common in older adults with ADHD. Here are ways to prevent them. People with ADHD are three times more likely to develop Alzheimer’s...
View ArticleHow to identify signs of intoxication or poisoning?
Symptoms can appear within minutes or days and require immediate attention. Changes in the skin, pupils and breathing are among the main indicators. The signs can be subtle: a persistent headache ,...
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Anabolic: for what they serve, types, side effects (and risks)
Anabolic bollaries are synthetic hormones made from testosterone, which may be indicated by the doctor for the treatment of osteoporosis, some types of anemia or hypogonadism, which is a disease in...
View ArticleBurning and irritation in the vulva and vagina: what to do?
Inflammations can affect only the vulva or the vulva and vagina at the same time. Learn how each of these occurs and how to prevent them. Vulvitis is an inflammation that affects only the vulva ....
View ArticleWhy do I have to pee all the time?
The urge to urinate frequently can have a number of causes. See the most common ones and find out when to seek medical attention. Have you ever counted how many times a day you pee? While some people...
View Article3 Ways to Treat Urinary Leakage
In Brazil, it is estimated that at least 10 million people suffer from involuntary urine loss. Even small leaks can be considered urinary incontinence . The big problem is that, sometimes, due to...
View ArticleIs it possible to continue menstruating during pregnancy?
I once heard a friend say that her mother, even when pregnant , continued to menstruate for several months. After all, is that possible? The answer is no, because if the woman menstruated after...
View ArticleLoneliness is bad for your health: understand why maintaining social ties is...
Loneliness can affect your physical and mental health. Even though it’s hard to make new friends, it’s important to build bonds in adulthood. Do you have friends? People close to you who you can count...
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Knee flexion: what it is, what it is for (and how to do)
Knee flexion is a variation of traditional flexion that is made with the knees resting on the floor. It is indicated to develop the triceps, pectoral and deltoid muscles and increase the intensity of...
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Thyroid: what it is, what it serves, symptoms and most common problems
The thyroid is a butterfly -shaped gland, located on the front of the neck, responsible for producing T3 and T4 hormones that are to regulate metabolism and body temperature, as well as heartbeat....
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