Skin cancer occurs due to the abnormal and uncontrolled growth of the different types of cells that make up the layers of the skin, and can be divided into some categories according to the characteristics of the changes, such as non-melanoma skin cancer, melanoma and skin sarcomas. In general, non-melanoma skin cancers are easier to […]
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Pad allergy is a type of skin irritation that usually occurs due to increased temperature and humidity, especially when there are other substances with irritating potential, such as menstrual blood. Furthermore, the allergy can also occur simply due to the material of the pad itself or some substance contained in the pad, especially odor-inhibiting perfumes. […]
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Aedes aegypti can be identified through characteristics such as white stripes on the body and legs, and transparent wings, in addition to being small, measuring around 0.5 to 1 cm, and being silent, not making noise like the mosquito. The mosquito Temples of the Egyptians is responsible for the transmission of the dengue virus, of […]
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Phimosis is an excess of skin, scientifically called foreskin, that covers the head of the penis, like a fibrous ring that causes difficulty or inability to expose the glans. This condition is common in baby boys and tends to disappear in most cases by the age of 1, to a lesser extent by the age […]
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A hydrocele is the accumulation of fluid inside the scrotum surrounding the testicle, which can leave it slightly swollen or one testicle larger than the other. Although it is a more common problem in babies, it can also happen in adult men, especially after the age of 40. Normally, a hydrocele does not cause pain […]
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Ovulation bleeding is a small amount of bleeding that can occur during the ovulatory period due to common hormonal changes during this period, which is considered normal and is not a cause for concern. Ovulation bleeding often goes unnoticed, because the bleeding is very small and can only be noticed in some cases through the […]
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The presence of hemoglobin in urine, scientifically called hemoglobinuria, occurs when red blood cells, which are elements of the blood, are destroyed and one of its constituents, hemoglobin, is eliminated in the urine, giving it a reddish and transparent color. However, the presence of hemoglobin in urine does not always cause symptoms and is only […]
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Bacteriuria corresponds to the presence of bacteria in the urine, which may be due to inadequate urine collection, contamination of the sample, or due to urinary infection, and other changes in the urinalysis may also be observed in these situations, such as the presence of leukocytes, epithelial cells and, in some cases, red blood cells. […]
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