Recurrent attacks of anger, known scientifically as intermittent explosive disorder or even Hulkare episodes in which the person reacts very aggressively, which can happen verbally, such as swearing, or through physical behavior, such as hitting or biting. These tantrums most of the time seem to happen for no reason that could justify the intensity of […]
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Recurrent attacks of anger, known scientifically as intermittent explosive disorder or even Hulkare episodes in which the person reacts very aggressively, which can happen verbally, such as swearing, or through physical behavior, such as hitting or biting. These tantrums most of the time seem to happen for no reason that could justify the intensity of […]
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Chickenpox in adults tends to have more intense symptoms, especially if there was no vaccination during childhood, and the person may have a greater number of blisters on the body, compared to children, in addition to high fever, ear pain and sore throat, in some cases. To prevent the transmission of chickenpox and the development […]
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Autism in adults can be identified by signs and symptoms such as difficulties in socializing, understanding what is said in an excessively literal way, reduced use of gestures or body language and little interest in relating to other people. Autism spectrum disorder is a neurological development disorder that is usually identified in childhood. However, some […]
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The Heimlich maneuver is a technique used in cases of choking, to remove the piece of food or object that may be interrupting breathing and save the person’s life. In this maneuver, the hands are used to put pressure on the choking person’s diaphragm, which causes a forced cough and causes the object to be […]
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