Dr. Gabriele Rumi

Via Maria Montessori 21 - Roma

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Risk factors, complications, and prevention of obstructive sleep apnea

There are factors that can affect the increased risk of sleep apnea, but complications should be watched for and some behavioral rules that can help in prevention should be adopted.

In hair a clue to schizophrenia, which will make early diagnoses of the condition possible

A newly identified biomarker in human hair appears to be related to a type of schizophrenia. In addition to providing new information about the condition , the discovery could help

Acupuncture against menopausal discomfort

Recognized for a couple of decades by the National Health Service as an effective medical practice against various types of pain and to help those suffering from anxiety, insomnia, or

Medications: mistakes to avoid

Some would never want to take them; others would want a pill to cure every ailment and would not leave home without an emergency kit in their bag. In few

Burn-out syndrome

Burn-out refers to a phenomenon typical of those professions that have in their mandate the connotation of being “helpful to others.” Implicit in these professions is a direct relationship between

Gas Colic: annoyance, disorder, or disease?

If the gas in the digestive system remains compressed and Its pathway is obstructed that is when the pain appears, which may present itself as mild and short-lived or as persistent, strong, and increasing, at least until the gas is expelled.

The approach to pain in the child

How should we react when our little one complains of some kind of physical pain? The wise and recommended thing to do is to consult your pediatrician before giving your

Regaining hearing lost with age may be possible

Hearing loss due to old age impacts many people and often finds its cause in the depletion of those sensory receptors known as hair cells. At birth there are about

Hypertensive emergency: what to do?

Hypertensive emergency is characterized by an acute rise in blood pressure to dangerous values or in patients at risk. The most frequent emergency situations are related to several symptoms: Hypertensive

Coma: what to do?

The Coma is the morbid condition characterized by loss of consciousness with reduced o absent responsiveness to sensory stimuli and preservation of function vegetative. Four levels of coma are distinguished: