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6 foods that tie up the intestine
Foods that help to tighten the intestine, such as cooked peeled carrots and peeled pears and cooked green bananas, contain soluble fibers that increase food digestion time, reducing bowel movements....
View Article12 best laxative fruits (to loosen the intestines)
Fruits, such as papaya, orange and plum, are great options that help loosen the intestines, combating constipation. These fruits contain fiber that stimulates natural bowel movements and promotes the...
View Article6 fruits that tie up the intestines (and how to consume them)
Some fruits that constrict the intestines are the peeled apple, the peeled guava and seeds, the cooked green banana, the peeled pear and cashew, for example. These fruits contain good amounts of...
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Testosterone gel: what it is for and how to use it
Testosterone gel is a medicine indicated for testosterone replacement therapy in men with hypogonadism, a condition characterized by little or no production of testosterone. In this way, testosterone...
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12 symptoms of menopause and how to alleviate them (with online test)
Menopause symptoms such as irregular menstruation, hot flashes or night sweats usually appear gradually a few months before a woman enters this phase. This happens due to estrogen levels that decrease...
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Selene: what it is for, how to take it and side effects
Selene is an oral contraceptive indicated for the treatment of acne, mild hirsutism or polycystic ovary syndrome, for example, and is not indicated exclusively to prevent pregnancy. This contraceptive...
View ArticleNot to the toilet. Proctologist spoke about travelers’ illness
A person, going on a trip or finding himself in some unnerving situation, may experience certain problems with stool. Often in this case they talk about “traveler’s constipation” or “situational...
View ArticleInnovative device allows 43 quadriplegics to use their hands again
A non-invasive technique based on external electrostimulation of the spinal cord has allowed 43 people who suffered from paralysis from the neck down They will regain partial control of their arms and...
View ArticleTop remedies to treat pimples (acne)
Remedies to treat pimples, or acne, help control excessive sebum production by the skin, prevent the development of bacteria or reduce inflammation, directly contributing to reducing the number of...
View ArticleBromopride: what it is for, how to take it and side effects
Bromopride is an antiemetic and prokinetic medicine indicated for the treatment of nausea and vomiting or changes in gastrointestinal movements, which works by blocking the effect of dopamine, a type...
View ArticleTetralysal: what it is for and how to use it
Tetralysal is an antibiotic medication that has lymecycline in its composition, and is indicated for the treatment of infections caused by microorganisms sensitive to tetracyclines. It is generally...
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Pink discharge during pregnancy: 8 causes and what to do
Pink discharge during pregnancy can arise due to embryo implantation and is not a cause for concern, but it can also arise due to ovular or placental detachment, ectopic pregnancy or even miscarriage,...
View ArticleHave pity on them. Ultrafood turns children into old people, killing metabolism
Children who are fed ultrafood become like old people. Only not externally, but internally – they experience the same changes in metabolism as their grandparents. This follows from a large study by...
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Colic during pregnancy: is it normal? 11 causes (and how to alleviate them)
Colic during pregnancy is normal, especially at the beginning of pregnancy, due to the implantation of the embryo and the adaptation of the woman’s body to the baby’s growth, and also at the end of...
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Ovular detachment: what it is, symptoms, causes and treatment
Ovular detachment is the accumulation of blood between the placenta and the uterus due to the displacement of the fertilized egg from the wall of the uterus, which can happen during the first...
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Subchorionic hematoma: what it is, symptoms, causes and treatment
Subchorionic hematoma is the accumulation of blood below the chorionic membrane, which is around the gestational sac, and the wall of the uterus during pregnancy, and may not cause symptoms or result...
View Articlereveal why opioids are more addictive
He fentanyl is a highly potent synthetic opioid that has ceased to be used exclusively for medical purposes and has become a lethal drug which causes three quarters of the overdose deaths in United...
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Juvenile arthritis: symptoms, causes, types and treatment
Juvenile arthritis is a rheumatological disease that causes inflammation of one or more joints, resulting in symptoms such as pain, swelling and redness in the joints, and can also affect other organs...
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Convulsive crisis: how to identify, causes (and what to do)
A seizure is an excess of nerve impulses in the brain and is normally identified through symptoms such as suddenly stopping responding, shaking or shaking in the body and mental confusion. Typically,...
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Can a breast cyst turn into cancer?
A breast cyst is an almost always benign change that appears in most women between 15 and 50 years of age. Most breast cysts are of the simple type and, therefore, are filled only with liquid, not...
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