List Diseases –
Acid-base disorders (acidosis and alkalosis) are conditions in which the body's normal pH (acid-base) equilibrium is disrupted.
A visual disturbance in which a person looks at one object but sees two (vertically or horizontally) is defined as diplopia.
According to the classification of the World Health Organization, diffuse astrocytoma of the brain refers to grade II malignancy of tumor processes - primary brain neoplasms.
Dichlofos is a chemical preparation designed to kill insects in residential and industrial premises.
A significant number of diseases and pathological conditions are manifested by such symptoms as diarrhea, vomiting and fever, which are often combined with nausea and abdominal pain of various localizations.
A common superficial fungal lesion of keratinized tissues - the stratum corneum of the epidermis, hair and nails - caused by specific filamentous dermatophyte fungi and defined as dermatophytosis.
Dermatillomania, also known as trophic skin tearing or exfoliative disorder, is a mental disorder in which a person unknowingly or consciously rubs, scratches, or pulls skin from their own body.
Dependent Personality Disorder (DPD) is a type of personality disorder within the psychiatric classification.
Dependence on sleeping pills (or sleeping pill addiction) is a condition in which a person becomes physically or psychologically dependent on drugs or other means used to enhance sleep or combat insomnia.
Medication dependence is a condition in which a person has a physical and/or psychological need to take certain medications on a regular basis, regardless of whether or not they have a medical indication to use them.
Psychological dependence, also known as psychological dependence, refers to a condition where a person becomes emotionally or psychologically dependent on a certain behavior, action, or substance.
In dentistry, there is such a term as "tooth exostosis". It is a bone overgrowth that has the appearance of a protrusion in the area of the gum or jaw.
Affecting cartilage tissue degenerative-dystrophic joint disease can affect the joints of the foot, of which there are more than three dozen.
Joint crunching or joint crepitation (from Latin crepitare - to creak, crunch) is a symptom that is manifested by a peculiar sound occurring in the articulations of the bones of the skeleton.
Nails, like hair, should always be flawless - and this is an indicator not only of grooming, but also of a woman's overall health. But what to do if unforeseen problems appear - for example, a crack on the nail? Moreover, what to do, if no home methods do not help to cope with the attack?
Atherosclerosis of the vessels that supply blood to the heart, i.e. Coronary atherosclerosis and coronary heart disease (CHD) are directly related to each other
Prolonged or chronic inflammation of the pericardial bag - the outer connective tissue sheath surrounding the heart, accompanied by fibrous thickening and loss of elasticity of its tissues, is defined as compressive or constrictive pericarditis (from Latin constrictio - constriction, squeezing).
Constant sleepiness, also called hypersomnia, is a condition in which a person feels a constant and excessive desire to sleep throughout the day, even with adequate nighttime sleep.
Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a serious chronic condition in which the heart is unable to effectively supply the body with the blood it needs to function properly.
A pathologic weakening and subsequent localized bulging of the wall of an arterial vessel, ventricle of the heart, or interatrial septum that occurs due to a congenital defect or genetic disease is diagnosed as a congenital aneurysm.