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The bruise of the face is a whole complex of reasons for self-discontent: external errors, pain, physical and psychological health.

Contusion of an elbow in an adult, as well as an elbow injury in a child, occurs due to a mechanical external impact that damages the elbow. The direction of impact may be different - tangentially, along the axis, a frontal impact or a sagittal one.

A bruise of the brain is a more severe brain damage, accompanied by macroscopic morphological changes in the brain substance. Contusions of the brain, depending on the nature and severity of the injury, can be quite diverse - from relatively coarse individual, to expressed multiple, affecting vital structures.

The contusion of the ribs is considered a normal injury, which does not have such serious consequences as a bruise of the head, knee, elbow or other joints. However, for all its "trouble-free" in the sense of complications, the bruise of the ribs is accompanied by intense long pain and a long recovery period.

A foot injury is the most common trauma that occurs on its own or accompanies more serious injuries, such as sprain or ligament rupture, tendons, dislocation, fracture.

Although the larynx consists mainly of hyaline cartilages that are attached to each other and surrounding structures by muscle or fibrous tissues, as a result of direct trauma to the neck area, a bruise and fracture of the larynx, more precisely, a fracture of the cartilage of the larynx, can result.

Contusion and dislocation of the penis occur for a variety of reasons. Most often - this is the result of strikes during classes in gyms, falls, blows during a fight.

Contusion is a closed mechanical damage to soft tissues or internal organs without a visible violation of their anatomical integrity.

The contraction of the lower jaw (Latin contrahere - shrink, contract) is the sharp restriction of mobility in the temporomandibular joint due to pathological changes in the soft tissues surrounding it and functionally associated with it.

Contracture - restriction of mobility of the joint, but with a clear presence in it of the volume of movements; complete immobility of the joint is defined as ankylosis of the joint; and the possibility of only punitive movements in the joint is called rigidity of the joint.

Contact ulcers of the esophagus - a rare disease that occurs as a result of prolonged pressing contact of the walls of the esophagus, located in front between the plate of the cricoid cartilage and from behind - the body of the sixth cervical vertebra.
Contact dermatitis and eczema of the eyelid are forms of the disease that occur significantly more often than many other allergic eye sufferings. Reflecting the response to a wide variety of external and internal factors, they differ from each other in certain features of the clinical picture and its dynamics.
Contact allergic contact dermatitis occurs in patients in response to an optional stimulus (allergen), to which there is an increased sensitivity.
It is believed that most patients who wear contact lenses, someday necessarily have an allergic reaction of the conjunctiva: eye irritation, photophobia, discomfort when inserting the lens.
The most frequent outcome of hepatitis B is recovery with complete restoration of liver function. As with hepatitis A, it is also possible to recover from an anatomical defect (liver fibrosis) or the formation of various complications from the biliary tract and gastrointestinal tract. These consequences of hepatitis B practically do not differ from those in hepatitis A.
Conjunctivitis often occurs in children, less often in older people, and even less often in people of working age. Usually the agent of conjunctivitis gets into the eye from the hands.
Calls the virus of the Togaviridae family. On the background of general clinical manifestations (upper respiratory catarrh, generalized and painful lymphadenopathy, slight increase in body temperature, a small rash in the form of pale pink spots), catarrhal conjunctivitis and superficial keratitis occur. The outcome of the disease is favorable.
Chlamydia trachomatis is the most common causative agent of neonatal conjunctivitis in the West. The disease occurs as a one-way process, but quickly spreads to the second eye.
Over-the-counter anti-edema drugs can be used for self-treatment of eye redness and discomfort.
Industrial and other chemicals can cause follicular conjunctivitis. Treatment of acute conjunctivitis in patients using contact lenses requires special attention.

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