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Adductors
Adductors are muscles used to pull parts of the body towards the trunk. There are adductors on the thigh, foot, and hand. On the thigh, the adductors can be subdivided into three groups: superficial, medium and deep
These symptoms indicate throat cancer
Throat cancer is usually noticed late because symptoms show up as the disease progresses. Patients report breathing problems, irritation of the throat, difficulty swallowing, foreign body sensation, sore throat and hoarseness.
Dizziness and migraines - what is the underlying disease?
There are several theories about how dizziness can lead to migraines. If you want to read more about the combination of symptoms, read on here.
Burning behind the breastbone
the medical information portal. A lot of information on the subject of burning behind the sternum is described in a simple and understandable manner.
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Lymph vessels
The lymph vessels run through the whole body and transport the lymph, i.e. tissue fluid, back to the blood vessels. The intermediate lymph nodes filter the lymph by eliminating pathogens. The lymph nodes
Peroneal tendons
The peroneal or fibular tendons are the end segments of the muscle group of the same name and are primarily used for plantar flexion and pronation. A tear in one or both peroneal tendons is rare; it can occur as part of a twisting event
Cushing's Syndrome
Cushing's syndrome has too much cortisol in the body. This can be triggered either by drug ingestion or by increased production by the body. Typical is the triad of symptoms of high blood pressure, slowed down
The respiratory muscles
The respiratory muscles are grouped around the lungs and make it easier for them to move when breathing. The most important respiratory muscle is the diaphragm. It separates the chest from the abdomen. The muscles that attach to the rib cage are auxiliary breathing muscles that are used in the
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Corallium rubrum
the naturopathic information portal. Here you will find information on Corallium rubrum (homeopathy) that is understandable for laypeople.....
