Anyone, regardless of their age or physical condition, can get meningitis. Either way, it appears more often in people with a poor immune system. The most dangerous thing about this disease is that it can develop quickly, hence it is important to have an immediate medical response as soon asContinue Reading
Mumps or parotitis is a highly contagious disease that usually particularly affects children and young people, with a lower incidence in adults. The contagion occurs through droplets of saliva or aerosols or by direct contact with areas contaminated by the infected person. Currently, there is a vaccine for mumps, beingContinue Reading
In the past, scarlet fever was a more common disease that mainly affected younger people. The so-called scarlet fever is an infection caused by a specific bacteria, a group A streptococcus. A century ago it was more serious, but it now appears less frequently, thanks to advances in medicine andContinue Reading
Sitting down, going to the bathroom, and not being able to wear tighter clothes… are some of the limitations that suffer from hemorrhoids in your daily life. Also popularly known as lunch, they are very annoying inflammations that are located and developed in the anal area. This is a muchContinue Reading
Having intimate relationships can be very pleasant. But he’s not risk-free. And we’re not just talking about unwanted pregnancies. Relationships without proper hygiene measures on both sides can lead to an annoying infection: gonorrhea. This sexually transmitted disease is contagious when two people have relationships without any protection and theContinue Reading
Babesiosis is a disease of infectious origin. This is a serious pathology that affects red blood cells. Until recently, it belonged to the rare disease group, but recently there has been an increase in cases in American countries. Causes and contagion The disease is due to infection with single-cellular parasitesContinue Reading
Depression is one of the leading causes of disability-causing disease. It can appear at any age from the age of 10, with adolescents being one of the most vulnerable at-risk groups. According to data handled by the World Health Organization, more than 120 million people suffer from it worldwide. WHOContinue Reading
Although its first description dates back to the 17th century and its first formal identification was dated in 1832, lymphoma is still a relatively little-known disease. This disease has an incidence of between three and six people per 100,000 inhabitants, being common among age groups between 15 and 35 andContinue Reading
Our organism is in an almost perfect gear in which each element fulfills a function. The aorta is one of the main arteries of the human body. He goes through it completely carrying the blood where it is needed. Proper functioning is a sign of health. However, the passage ofContinue Reading
Klinefelter syndrome is a genetic condition predominantly affecting males, characterized by the presence of an extra X chromosome. This additional chromosome results in a pattern known as XXY, rather than the typical XY usually found in males. Although it’s a common genetic disorder, Klinefelter syndrome often goes undiagnosed until laterContinue Reading