Parasomnias are behavioral phenomena that occur in connection with sleep. Parasomnias are typical for childhood and adolescence and often disappear as the child grows older. The diagnosis is clinical. Treatment is medication in combination with psychotherapy.

When we tell a friend that he is "talking" nonsense, we do not even imagine how far we are from the truth, getting confused in the concepts of nonsense and absurdity. In fact, nonsense is a mentally abnormal morbid condition that can have various manifestations.

Unfortunately, paraovarian cysts are quite common. This type of cyst occurs on the ovaries. They usually develop in mature women of childbearing age. But sometimes such cysts are also found in teenage girls.

The symptoms of facial muscle paralysis are varied due to the varying degrees of conduction disturbances of the facial nerve branches. The more branches are involved in the pathological process, the more severe the clinical picture.

Parainfluenza is an acute respiratory disease with moderate intoxication and predominant damage to the mucous membranes of the nose and larynx. In the general structure of viral diseases of the respiratory system in children, parainfluenza accounts for 10 to 30%. The proportion of parainfluenza cases depends on the season, incidence of influenza and other acute respiratory viral infections, the age of the children and the completeness of diagnostics. The highest incidence is recorded among children in the first 2 years of life.

Parakoklyush is an acute infectious disease similar in clinical presentation to mild whooping cough. The incidence of parakoklyush is lower than that of whooping cough. Parakoklyush is characterized by a periodicity that does not correlate with whooping cough.

A papular rash (papules) is a type of skin rash characterized by the formation of small bulging areas (papules) on the surface of the skin.

Localization of multiple papillomas in the nasal passages is extremely rare and is often confused with cancer of this area. Papillomatosis of the nasal passages is characterized by progressive evolution, leading to complete obstruction of the corresponding half of the nose, while cases of growth through the natural opening in the maxillary sinus are not uncommon.