Vampirism for the good
Leech - omnipresent. They live all over the world except the Arctic and Antarctica. The main distinguishing feature of all 400 species of these animals, belonging to the class of…

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Demodecosis. Causes of occurrence. Treatment methods
Demodecosis is a disease accompanied by microscopic mite damage to the skin. This tick is called Demodex folliculorum. For most people, this mite is a normal inhabitant of the skin,…

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Attention: couperose
Kuperoz - a violation of blood circulation in the skin. Usually kuperoz begins with stagnation in the capillaries of the upper layers of the skin. Because of the constant load,…

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Various ailments in the baby
Small children are often tormented by flatulence - the accumulation of gas in the stomach. At the same time the stomach becomes hard and increases in size. To alleviate the…

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Insidious sinusitis

Inflammation of the maxillary (maxillary) sinuses is a common disease, due to the peculiarities of the anatomical structure (unfavorable conditions of outflow from the sinuses) and the possibility of infection from the teeth.

Most often, sinusitis is observed during the period of mass spread of influenza and other colds, and in children this disease may be associated with measles, scarlet fever, chicken pox and other infectious diseases. The penetration of the infection is usually carried out through the nose, blood and aching teeth, or is the result of trauma with a violation of the integrity of the sinus wall. Continue reading

A star named Sun
It is known that 40% of Russians are more or less susceptible to depression of the “overcast sky”, so sunlight and heat, better than any newfangled medicine, can have a…

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Your perfect smile
Scientific and technological progress did not protect us from disease. Having learned how to heal alone, we did not avoid an increase in the prevalence of other diseases. An increase…

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Plastic surgery
The first facelift operations were carried out in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, although they were not officially advertised. At that time, to eliminate wrinkles and flabbiness of…

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