Psychological interventions for Covid-19 patients

Questions are beginning to be asked about the Psychological Interventions needed following the outbreak of COVID-19. In a recent Chinese study, published in China Lancet February 18, 2020 starting with

The impact of infertility on the balance of the couple

Those who fail to have children are not always "sick" in body, always instead "suffering in soul."

Migraine: what to do?

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The toxic shock syndrome

Toxic shock syndrome is a particularly risky type of shock caused by toxins produced by bacteria (staphylococcus or streptococcus).

Female brain ages less than male brain

The aging of the human brain varies greatly from subject to subject: some individuals experience rapid cognitive decline, while others maintain their cognitive abilities intact even in old age. According

Heart conditions that make the kidney sick

Complications that develop as a result of cardiovascular disease can put the kidney and its function at risk.

Glaucoma, silent thief of sight: psychological effects

As the eyes are a key organ in movement choices, learning, reality control, and many other daily functions, glaucoma can carry a significant burden in terms of existential consequences.

Schizophrenic illness between myth and reality

Experts are not sure why, but many people confuse schizophrenia with dissociative personality disorder, which is when someone has two or more identities or personalities. Schizophrenia may cause hallucinations or

Intuitive skills

Due to the presence of many recurring patterns, the physician is able to pick up clues to make a diagnosis or plan an intervention. So many decisions are made through

If parents smoke, children will be more likely to have poor cognitive function in middle age

The Study Center of Applied and Preventive Cardiovascular Medicine of the Finnish University of Torku conducted a study, showing that in mature subjects (between 34 and 49 years old) the

Restless leg syndrome

Patients who suffer from it report a sensation of discomfort in one or both legs (with involvement of the arms as well in severe cases) with an unavoidable need to move them, for example, if sitting too long. A feeling of restlessness that improves if the patient moves or massages the legs.

The disorder often occurs in the evening, when the patient is trying to fall asleep, and may also occur at night.

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