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Previously I wrote that tennis elbow is not only a problem for tennis players — well, the same is true for golfer's elbow: many people suffer pain from golfer's elbow having at most seen a golf club on TV. This inflammation can arise from the most everyday movements. Its treatment must be taken seriously, because simple actions like [...]
Impotence is undoubtedly one of those conditions men would like to avoid as much as possible during their lives; nevertheless, medical surveys show that today every second man over the age of 30 struggles with erectile problems. What can lie behind sexual dysfunction, how can it be prevented, and if it has already appeared — how can this problem be treated?
Tennis elbow develops as a result of overuse. It's not only athletes who suffer from it. It can affect people who have never held a tennis racket. The unpleasant complaints are not easy to get rid of.
It is estimated that 16–20 thousand people in Hungary develop deep vein thrombosis each year, and several thousand die from its complications – even though thrombosis and its dangerous complication, pulmonary embolism, could be avoided! I write here about this “insidious foe”, deep vein thrombosis. What exactly does deep vein thrombosis mean? When blood "clots" in one of your veins and a blood clot (so-called thrombus) forms, then […]
Snoring spoils many people's nights. According to one study, 40–50% of the population snores (both men and women). However, it matters how severe the snoring is – while positional snorers only snore in certain body positions and there are several clever solutions to their problem, those suffering from sleep apnea can stop getting oxygen for long seconds due to snoring, which can have [...]
Generally one of the most beautiful times in a woman’s life is when she carries a child in her heart. This period is full of new experiences and strong emotions, anticipation – but it’s undeniable that this condition often comes with health problems that should be treated as early as possible and that most expectant mothers go through. From an etymological point of view the topic can also be interesting: is someone who is “pregnant” in a “blessed state”? Pregnancy varicose veins can really make the pregnancy “pregnant”; let’s also look at how we can treat this as effectively as possible so that future mothers can experience the time before (and after) childbirth as positively as possible.
Back pain is one of the most common ailments today. More and more people suffer from it, and it is not easy to get rid of. If you have back pain, you can probably blame yourself. You sit hunched in front of a monitor for hours, then sit in traffic in your car or on the bus, and finally flop down on your couch to watch your usual evening series. You don’t move, you avoid exercise, and you may be carrying some extra weight. Don’t be surprised if your untrained, weakened back-supporting muscles can’t do their job and don’t hold your spine firmly—that’s the cause of the unpleasant back pain. You can say goodbye to back pain, but you can’t expect that from just a couple of pills.
If you or your partner snores, you know how taxing nights can be. Snoring not only disturbs those around you – it also reduces the quality of your own rest. The good news is that if your snoring stems from nasal congestion, allergies or airway issues, salt therapy can help you regain free breathing.
Atherosclerosis is a disease of the arteries, and arterial narrowing (stenosis) is the most severe consequence of atherosclerosis. Some regard atherosclerosis as part of aging, but lifestyle—and especially diet—clearly plays a major role. Therefore, with the right lifestyle the arterial narrowing may be improved. What is atherosclerosis? The arteries (arterial vessels) are responsible for carrying oxygen-rich blood […]
Ascites is the accumulation of lymph fluid in the abdominal cavity, which causes the gradual protrusion of the abdomen. The ascites is a symptom indicating the progressively worsening condition of the liver.
Most chronic diseases are long-lasting conditions. They usually accompany the affected person for the rest of their life. The illness severely reduces quality of life, and it is the patient's responsibility to do everything to improve and maintain their condition. If they do nothing meaningful, do not change their eating habits, do not lose weight, do not cut back on alcohol, and do not increase physical and mental activity, there is nothing to be done — they are beyond saving. Our healthcare system is the chronic patient of our country. We have known this for decades.
