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Figure diaphragm
the medical table of figures. Here you will find helpful diaphragm illustrations.
Stop hair growth
It is predominantly women who want to stop hair growth when it comes to parts of the body such as the face, armpits or genital areas. Depending on their predisposition and skin type, both men and women have a different tendency towards hair growth
Esophagus - Anatomy, Function, and Diseases
The esophagus is a muscle tube that connects the oral cavity and the stomach and is mainly responsible for transporting food after ingestion. There are a number of internal and surgical diseases
Swelling after a wisdom tooth operation
Swelling is always to be expected after the wisdom teeth have been removed. Usually this should subside after about 10 days. If the swelling lasts longer or feels hard and hot, there may be inflammation. At the
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Sweat gland inflammation
A sweat gland inflammation is a common term in German-speaking countries for the disease acne inversa - an inflammation of sebum glands in atypical areas, such as the armpit or genital area. This chronic....
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Prohibited foods during pregnancy
- your gynecological information portal. Here you will find information on the subject of "Forbidden foods during pregnancy" explained to laymen.
Mouth rot in the baby
Mouth rot is a contagious herpes disease that spreads easily among babies and small children. At first there are attacks of fever, then white-yellowish blisters form on the oral mucosa and finally
Vomiting from stress
In situations of greatest tension, the body can react to this feeling with the gastrointestinal tract and vomiting can even occur.
Internal rotation
Internal rotation refers to the rotation of the extremities around their own axis, with the direction of movement directed towards the body. Internal rotation can be carried out using a ball joint or swivel joint, and it is particularly effective at the shoulder joint
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Tartar scratches
the dental information portal. Here you will find information on the subject of tartar scratches that is understandable for laymen.....
