Dr. Giovanni Sinibaldi

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Suction of a foreign body

This is an event Very common in pediatric age. It is manifested by coughing and reduced vesicular murmur. The medical history is usually indicative, along with the picture that can

Omega 3 and 6: fatty acids friendly to the body

Not all fats are harmful and enemies of the body: there are two that are particularly important indeed essential: linoleic acid (also known as Omega6) and alpha-linolenic acid (Omega3), which

New diagnostics in pediatrician’s office: now there is “POCT” (Point of Care Test)

Family Medicine may have been pioneers, but silently Pediatrics also followed this direction, which is summarized in an internationally adopted term: Point of care Test or POCT.

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.

How long does tendonitis last?

Tendons are the fibrous connective tissue structures by which muscles connect to bones (or in some cases, to the skin, as is the case with facial muscles, for example). There

Diet in Menopause

A new video podcast by My Special Doctor curated by Dr. Maria Chiara Villa and Dr. Piercarlo Salari

Insulin reaction

An insulin reaction occurs when a person with diabetes injects too much insulin, or eats too little after taking insulin. Such a reaction can cause the following symptoms: staggering, poor

Screening in medicine: what they are and why to do them

In the medical field, it is really crucial to be able to identify a disease in time as, if detected at an early stage, the chances of treatment and thus

Cytomegalovirus infections in children

Because CMV can be detected in saliva, urine and other body fluids, the infection can be present in children without any apparent symptoms, being able to be transmitted unimpeded within the home and school communities.

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.