List Diseases – O
Ozena (fetid runny nose) is a disease of unclear etiology, characterized by the development of a chronic dystrophic process in the mucous membrane and bony walls of the nasal cavity with the formation of dirty gray crusts on the surface of the mucous membrane; manifested by a sharp unpleasant odor from the nose, hypo- or anosmia.
Overwork (or fatigue) is a condition where the body experiences physical and/or psychological exhaustion due to overexertion and lack of rest.
Overexertion in children is a condition where a child experiences severe physical and emotional fatigue due to excessive exercise, stress, prolonged activities and lack of rest.
Vegetables are a source of vitamins, minerals, organic substances and polysaccharides. Their regular consumption saturates the body with calcium, potassium, magnesium and other useful components.
Many parents encounter eating disorders in children. Some complain that the child does not want to eat anything, while others, on the contrary, note increased gluttony.
Metabolism is responsible for normal absorption of food. A complex of chemical compounds ensures the full functioning of cells and the interaction between the chemical composition of incoming products and the human body.
Ovarian teratoma is one of the types of germ cell tumors, which has synonyms - embryoma, tridermoma, parasitic fetus, complex cell tumor, mixed teratogenic formation, monodermoma.
Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) is an iatrogenic complication based on the hyperergic uncontrolled response of the ovaries to the administration of gonadotropins in ovulation stimulation cycles and assisted reproductive technology programs.
What is ovarian endometriosis? It is a complex gynecological disease in the form of the presence in one or both ovaries of abnormal foci of ectopic endometrium - growing outside the uterus tissue that covers its cavity.
Dysfunction of the ovaries is not a disease, but a syndrome accompanied by a complex of disorders of the female reproductive system. The ovaries are an organ that belongs to both the endocrine and reproductive systems, responsible for conception and birth of a child.