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- Chromosome – structure, types and functions in the body. Chromosomal aberrations and genetic diseases
A chromosome is a collection of a given number and type of genes, inherited from both parents. A normal human chromosome consists of 23 pairs of chromosomes, and all …
- Symptoms of collagen deficiency – signs can be seen on the skin and more
Collagen is the basic building block of several structures in the body, including skin and hair. Over time, the production of this important ingredient begins to decline and then …
- Intestinal stoma. When does a stoma emerge? Does it allow you to function normally? [WE EXPLAIN]
The intestinal stoma is used in the surgical treatment of serious diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. Having a stoma can save the lives of patients with …
1/ 8 Lymphatic and vascular systems
The characteristic symptoms are: – drop in body temperature – feeling of cold – appearance of bruises – pressure fluctuations – swollen lymph nodes
2/ 8 The heart and lungs
The characteristic symptoms are: – cough – chest pain – heart rhythm disturbances – frequent inflammation of the airways – shortness of breath
3/ 8 Digestive System
The characteristic symptoms are: – bad breath – difficulty in swallowing – feeling sick – craving for sweetness – flatulence – diarrhea – constipation – rectal itching – stomach cramps
4/ 8 Head
The characteristic symptoms are: – headaches – hair loss – blurred vision – stinging in the eyes – increased pressure in the eyes – constant runny nose – itching and inflammation of the ear – sensitivity to sounds
5/ 8 Joints and muscles
The characteristic symptoms are: – muscle tremors – muscle spasms – muscle weakness – pain and hypersensitivity – excessive fatigue during exercise
6/ 8 Leather
The characteristic symptoms are: – frequent eczema – lichen – peeling of the skin – redness – warts – burning and itching
7/ 8 Legs
The characteristic symptoms are: – swelling of the legs – the appearance of mycosis between the toes – chronic onychomycosis
8/ 8 Where are we at risk of infection?
We most often get infected: – in swimming pools, in water parks, in public showers – in rental equipment, e.g. ski equipment, especially shoes – in damp rooms with a fungus – in the bosom of nature, air spores – by eating food contaminated with fungi