List Diseases – L
Laos fever is an acute zoonotic natural-focal viral disease from a group of particularly dangerous viral infections in Africa. Characterized by the phenomena of universal capillarotoxicosis, liver, kidney, central nervous system, high lethality. Clinically manifested by fever, hemorrhagic syndrome, the development of renal failure.
The Landau-Kleffner syndrome, or the so-called acquired aphasia with epilepsy, is characterized by speech impairment in the child against the background of epilepsy.
Lagoftalm - incomplete closure of the eye gap.
Lactoacidosis develops as a result of increased production or a decrease in lactate metabolism, as well as their combination. Lactate is a normal by-product of the metabolism of glucose and amino acids. The most severe form is lactoacidosis of type A, which develops during the hyperproduction of lactic acid in ischemic tissue for the formation of ATP in the presence of O2 deficiency.
Lactation mastitis is an inflammation of the mammary gland (mostly one-sided) during lactation in the postpartum period. It develops more often after 2-3 weeks. After childbirth.
Lactase insufficiency is a disease that provokes the emergence of malabsorption syndrome (watery diarrhea) and is caused by a breakdown in the breakdown of lactose in the small intestine.
Deficiency (deficiency) of folic acid can be both congenital and acquired; the latter is more common.
Anejaculation is a pathological condition characterized by absence, with absolutely normal sexual intercourse or other sexual activity.
How often, having felt an indisposition, we search for the reasons there where they are not present. We are trying to blame for our problems a polluted environment, bad weather, negligent and conflicting employees, etc., etc.
Lack of adhesion of leukocytes is a consequence of a defect in adhesion molecules, which leads to dysfunction of granulocytes and lymphocytes and the development of recurrent infections of soft tissues.
Hysteria is a special form of neurosis, manifested by a variety of functional mental, somatic and neurological disorders that develops in individuals with a special nervous system, but also occurs in healthy people under certain conditions (weakening of the nervous system under the influence of psychogenic and somatogenic pathological factors).
The labyrinth (otitis internal, inflammation of the inner ear) is an inflammatory disease of the inner ear that results from the penetration of pathogenic microorganisms or their toxins into it and manifests itself as a combined disturbance of the functions of the peripheral receptors of the vestibular and auditory analyzers.