List Diseases – H
In the treatment of wounds, surgical (operative), chemical, physical and biological methods are used. The choice of method depends on the presence of a fresh or infected (inflamed) wound.
The causative agent of hepatitis A is transmitted exclusively by the fecal-oral route, through contaminated food, water and through household contact. The virus is excreted only with feces, and it usually gets into food when basic hygiene rules are violated during processing and preparation; water is contaminated by contamination of water sources with household discharges.
How to treat a bruise? What consequences can a fall or a blow lead to? Every person has asked themselves such questions at least several times in their life. In order to understand how best to treat a bruise, you should first understand what happens in the body after bruises, what signs are most characteristic, what are the most common consequences.
How to increase dopamine levels is a pressing issue for people who suffer from depression, bad mood, and oppressed state. Let's look at what dopamine is and how it can be increased.
Horseshoe kidney, also known as "horseshoe kidney" or "horseshoe kidney anatomical variant", is an anatomical feature of the kidney structure.
Erysipelas is an infectious disease of humans caused by group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus and occurring in acute (primary) or chronic (recurrent) form with pronounced symptoms of intoxication and focal serous or serous-hemorrhagic inflammation of the skin (mucous membranes).
Let's look at the signs of cancer, diagnostic methods and treatment options.