Folie à deuxalso known as “double delusion”, induced delusional disorder or shared delusional disorder, is a syndrome in which there is the transfer of psychotic delusions from a sick person, the primary psychotic, to an apparently healthy person, the secondary subject. This transfer of delusional ideas is more common in people who maintain a close […]
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Turner syndrome is a rare genetic disease that appears only in girls, caused by changes in the sperm or egg, or by an incorrect cell division of chromosomes during the early stages of embryo development, causing the child to have a total absence or partial of one of the two X chromosomes. The partial or […]
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Intellectual disability is a delay in the cognitive development of some children, which can be seen by learning difficulties, little interaction with other people and the inability to carry out simple activities appropriate for their age. Intellectual disability, also known as ID, is a developmental disorder that affects approximately 2 to 3% of children and […]
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Turner syndrome is a rare genetic disease that appears only in girls, caused by changes in the sperm or egg, or by an incorrect cell division of chromosomes during the early stages of embryo development, causing the child to have a total absence or partial of one of the two X chromosomes. The partial or […]
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Perfectionism is a type of behavior characterized by the desire to perform all tasks perfectly, not admitting errors or results that are not satisfactory for your standard. A perfectionist person typically holds high standards for themselves and others. A perfectionist person tends to have selective attention to mistakes, that is, they tend to focus only […]
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“Meconium” is the name given to the first feces that are formed in the baby’s intestine by bile salts and other materials, it has a dark green color and is consistent and sticky. The baby normally eliminates meconium in the first 24 to 36 hours after birth, stimulated by breastfeeding and this is important, as […]
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Moderate mental retardation is when the person has an intelligence quotient (IQ) between 35 and 55. Thus, those affected are slower to learn to speak or sit, but if they receive adequate treatment and support, they can live with some independence. However, the intensity and type of support must be established individually, because sometimes you […]
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Perfectionism is a type of behavior characterized by the desire to perform all tasks perfectly, not admitting errors or results that are not satisfactory for your standard. A perfectionist person typically holds high standards for themselves and others. A perfectionist person tends to have selective attention to mistakes, that is, they tend to focus only […]
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White teeth – Characteristics, aesthetic and home treatments Having white teeth is a dream for many people. Discover the best techniques to guarantee that radiant white smile with great tips First of all, the shade of teeth, whether lighter or darker, varies from person to person and is influenced by numerous factors, including genetics. Therefore, […]
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Klinefelter syndrome is a rare genetic disorder caused by the presence of an extra X chromosome in boys. This chromosomal anomaly (XXY instead of XY) causes changes in physical and cognitive development, generating characteristics such as breast enlargement, lack of body hair or delayed development of the penis. The diagnosis of Klinefelter syndrome is usually […]
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