Endocrine cells in pancreas
The pancreas is both endocrine and exocrine gland, located behind the stomach and in front of the spine. This organ looks like a 6 inches long pear and has three...
Erectile dysfunction - Low testosterone
Testosterone is vital when it comes to the normal development of the male sex. It has been shown in recent times that testosterone can lead to health benefits, and the...
How to cure eczema for good
Atopic eczema is a condition which causes chronic inflammation of the skin. It manifests through the excessive sensitivity of the skin and mainly affects children, even though it is quite...
Fatherhood: Bonding with the baby
Once a new baby comes into the life of a new father and mother, this brings many changes. Basically, they need to learn how to get used to the new...
Signs and diagnosis of developmental disability
Developmental disability is an expression that alludes to a permanent physical and/or mental incapacity with the onset before the age of 18. Developmental disability differs from developmental delay because the...
Pituitary disorders: About pituitary apoplexy
Apoplexy: A Sudden Neurological ImpairmentThe term apoplexy refers to sudden impairment of neurological function that basically occurs due to some kind of cerebral hemorrhage. In case of pituitary apoplexy there...
Uveitis: Inflammation of the eye
Uveitis is a known condition of the eye. It is an inflammation of the eye and it is the middle layers of the eye that are inflamed when a person...
Epilepsy diagnosis with magnetic resonance imaging
How is Epilepsy Developed and Diagnosed?Epilepsy is a form of a neurological disorder characterized by seizures. Although the circumstances surrounding epilepsy are relatively clear within the scientific and clinical community...
Rupture and secretions esophageal cancer
Esophageal cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the cells of the esophagus. Esophagus is an organ that connects the throat and the stomach. Its main function is...
Homeopathic remedy for backache
There are a number of different factors that can lead to the onset of back pain, including injuries, overworking the back muscles, emotional and mental stress, menstrual tension, prostate conditions...