Hair Loss – What Causes Are, How to Avoid and How to Treat Many women suffer severely from hair loss. So we made a complete list telling the causes and how to deal with the problem. Certainly hair loss is very common among women. When a very large loss of wires occurs, the woman goes […]
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Low uterus is when the uterus is very close to the opening of the vaginal canal, and can even be externalized and cause a uterine prolapse. This situation can cause symptoms such as difficulty urinating, frequent discharge and pain during sexual intercourse, for example. The main cause of low uterus is the weakening of the […]
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High blood pressure is a chronic disease characterized by blood pressure levels persistently above 140 x 90 millimeters of mercury (mmHg), as measured in a doctor’s office, in adults. In most cases, high blood pressure does not cause symptoms, but some people may experience headache, vision changes or dizziness. Hypertension usually does not have a […]
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Fulminant hepatitis is severe liver inflammation that stops working quickly and progressively in a few days or weeks, causing symptoms such as yellowish skin and eyes, dark urine, low fever, and general malate. This condition, also called acute liver failure or fulminant hepatic failure, is a medical emergency that can be caused by hepatitis B […]
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Prostate cancer is the malignant tumor of the prostate, being the second most common type of cancer in men, especially after age 50. Initially, prostate cancer does not cause symptoms, however, as the tumor grows, symptoms may arise, such as difficulty urinating, constant sensation of full bladder and pain when urinating, for example. As prostate […]
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Tingling in the body can arise from poor circulation, by sitting, lying down or standing in the same position for a long time, but it can also occur due to nutritional deficiencies, compression or nerve damage, for example, or even by more serious conditions such as stroke or heart attack. Depending on its cause, the […]
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Oligospermia is the low amount of sperm in semen, which directly interferes with man fertility. The decrease in the amount of sperm can be a consequence of sexually transmitted infections, genetic and/or hormonal changes, anabolic use or due to bad lifestyle habits. It is important that the urologist is consulted, especially when trying to get […]
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The excavated breast is a congenital malformation in which the bone of the sternum presents a depression in the center of the chest, in the region between the ribs, and can be identified by the neonatologist soon after birth. This condition, also known as pectus excavatum, can cause an alteration of body image that, although […]
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Premature ejaculation is a sexual disorder in men, characterized by the loss of voluntary control of ejaculation, occurring orgasm and elimination of semen soon after penetration or before. Premature ejaculation can be related to psychological factors such as stress, anxiety or fear, for example, but it can also occur from biological causes, such as low […]
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Prostatitis is characterized by inflammation of the prostate, which is a small gland responsible for the production of seminal fluid, which is the fluid that contains sperm, which leads to an increase in its size, and can cause symptoms such as pain, burning when urinating and fever, for example. The main cause of prostatitis is […]
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