Panic syndrome is characterized by sudden and frequent attacks of extreme fear and dread, which cause symptoms that can last between 10 and 30 minutes, such as cold sweat, increased heart rate, tremors, shortness of breath, paleness and fainting, in some cases. Panic disorder attacks prevent people from leading a normal life, as they are […]
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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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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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Natural treatment for Panic Syndrome can be done through relaxation techniques, physical activity, acupuncture, yoga and the use of natural herbs through aromatherapy and the consumption of teas. This syndrome is characterized by a high level of anxiety and panic attacks that appear suddenly, causing symptoms such as cold sweat, heart palpitations, dizziness, tingling and […]
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Medicines such as Alprazolam, Citalopram or Clomipramine are indicated to treat panic syndrome, and are often associated with behavioral therapy and psychotherapy sessions with a psychiatrist. Treatment for panic syndrome involves a lot of dedication, as it is important that those who have this syndrome learn to control their fears, fears and especially their anxiety. […]
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The syndrome of Charles Bonnet is a condition that generally occurs in people who lose all or part of their vision and is characterized by the emergence of complex visual hallucinations, which are more frequent upon awakening, and can last from a few minutes to hours, causing the person to become confused and have difficulty, […]
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Couvade syndrome corresponds to a set of symptoms that can appear in men during their partner’s pregnancy, which psychologically express the pregnancy by presenting similar sensations. Thus, men can gain weight, suffer from nausea, cravings, crying spells or even depression. The symptoms also demonstrate the need that many men have to become fathers, or the […]
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Leigh Syndrome is a rare genetic disease that causes progressive destruction of the central nervous system, thus affecting the brain, spinal cord or optic nerve, for example. Generally, the first symptoms appear between 3 months and 2 years of age and include loss of motor skills, vomiting and marked loss of appetite. However, in rarer […]
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Cotard syndrome, popularly known as “walking corpse syndrome”, is a very rare psychological disorder in which a person believes that they are dead, that parts of their body have disappeared or that their organs are rotting. For this reason, this syndrome represents a high risk of self-harm or suicide. The causes of Cotard syndrome are […]
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Stockholm syndrome is a psychological response that can occur in people who find themselves in a stressful situation, such as in the case of kidnappings, house arrest or situations of abuse, for example, causing the victim, subconsciously, to establish sympathy or a more personal connection and emotional bonds of friendship or affection with the aggressor, […]
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