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Mouth rot in children and toddlers
Oral rot - also called herpetic gingivostomatitis - is a painful inflammation of the oral mucous membrane due to an initial infection with the herpes simplex virus type 1. It is caused by a high fever and blisters on the mucous membrane
Side effects from vaccinations in the baby
- your pediatric information portal. Here you will find helpful and lay-understandable information on the subject of side effects from vaccinations in babies.
Yeast infection
Flaking, redness, and itching can indicate a skin fungus. But complaints such as flatulence and diarrhea can also be indications of a yeast disease of the intestine. With the help of the appropriate therapy, a yeast infection usually heals quickly
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Employment prohibition during pregnancy
The employment ban is regulated in the Maternity Protection Act and determines whether and to what extent expectant mothers are allowed to work during their pregnancy or after childbirth. Expectant mothers are not allowed to complain 6 weeks before the birth or 8 weeks afterwards....
Infanrix
the medical information portal. Here you will find information on the topic of Infanrix that is understandable for laypeople.
Causes of increased CRP values
- your medical information portal. Here you will find a lot of helpful information from the topic of diagnostics explained to laymen.
Ganglion on the wrist
A ganglion on the wrist is the result of overuse. Accordingly, rest and immobilization are important for healing. Unfortunately, there is a risk that such a ganglion will recur. When the wrist in healing
Optician
Opticians on the ophthalmological information portal. A lot of helpful information about opticians explained in an understandable way.
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The duration of the risk of infection with a cold depends on various factors. Among other things, the type of pathogen, its number and the immune system play a role. There are certain situations and actions that involve an increased risk of infection....
