Description
Otosclerosis is the abnormal growth of bone in the middle ear that causes hearing loss. The exact cause of Otosclerosis is not yet known, estimates that there are a component of medical disorders, which descended through the family.
In normal conditions, the sound vibrations received by the eardrum will be delivered to bone loss. Each hearing will deliver a bone vibration to the next bone. The stirrup bone is the smallest bone in the body's vibrations to the cochlea or continue the snail's house.
In Otosclerosis is happening is the lack of vibration that causes hearing loss, the disorder continued to worsen over time. Otosclerosis is the most frequent cause of middle ear hearing loss in people aged adults. These abnormalities worsened gradually, usually beginning in the early to mid-adulthood. This is more common in women than men and usually Otosclerosis affects both ears.
Symptom
Hearing loss, hearing loss is slowly deteriorating, a hearing will function well in a quiet area.
Treatment
No drug has proved effective for the treatment of Otosclerosis. Although hearing aids can be used by most patients, the natural hearing is preferred by the people. Therefore, the operation became the most effective method for improving hearing loss caused by Otosclerosis.
суббота, 10 октября 2009 г.
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus disease and tips to treat
Description
Normal pressure hydrocephalus (nph) is increased cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the brain that affects brain function. Normal pressure hydrocephalus (nph) is a form of hydrocephalus, also known as "water on the brain," which means there is too much fluid pressing on the brain. Nph can occur without a known cause, or may be caused by any condition that blocks the flow of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Fluid-filled chambers (ventricles) of the brain expand to fit the increased volume of CSF. They press down on and damage or destroy brain tissue. They were pressing and damaging or destroying brain tissue.
Risk factors include:
- Bleeding from blood vessels or aneurysms in the brain (subarachnoid hemorrhage)
- Closed head injury
- Meningitis or similar infections
- Operation of the brain (craniotomy)
Symptom
Symptoms often begin slowly. Early symptoms include:
- Changes in gait, including inability to begin walking (gait apraxia)
- A sudden fall
- Weakness legs
Symptoms increase when there occurs:
- Apathy
- Dementia
- Difficulty paying attention
- Impaired memory
- Less spontaneous behavior
- Do not have mood (flat)
- Disturbance to speak
- Urinary or bowel incontinence
Treatment
The aim of treatment is to improve symptoms. Treatment of choice is surgery to place a tube called a shunt that routes the excess CSF from the ventricles of the brain. Treatment may vary depending on the symptoms and how much to set them free therapy.
Normal pressure hydrocephalus (nph) is increased cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the brain that affects brain function. Normal pressure hydrocephalus (nph) is a form of hydrocephalus, also known as "water on the brain," which means there is too much fluid pressing on the brain. Nph can occur without a known cause, or may be caused by any condition that blocks the flow of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Fluid-filled chambers (ventricles) of the brain expand to fit the increased volume of CSF. They press down on and damage or destroy brain tissue. They were pressing and damaging or destroying brain tissue.
Risk factors include:
- Bleeding from blood vessels or aneurysms in the brain (subarachnoid hemorrhage)
- Closed head injury
- Meningitis or similar infections
- Operation of the brain (craniotomy)
Symptom
Symptoms often begin slowly. Early symptoms include:
- Changes in gait, including inability to begin walking (gait apraxia)
- A sudden fall
- Weakness legs
Symptoms increase when there occurs:
- Apathy
- Dementia
- Difficulty paying attention
- Impaired memory
- Less spontaneous behavior
- Do not have mood (flat)
- Disturbance to speak
- Urinary or bowel incontinence
Treatment
The aim of treatment is to improve symptoms. Treatment of choice is surgery to place a tube called a shunt that routes the excess CSF from the ventricles of the brain. Treatment may vary depending on the symptoms and how much to set them free therapy.
Nasal polyp disease and tips to treat
Description
Nasal polyp is a benign growth of cells in the nasal mucous membranes. Possible reasons are hypersensitive or allergic reactions in the nasal mucosa.
Symptom
Patients usually complained of nasal congestion, decreased sense of smell, and respiratory symptoms. As a result patients with nasal voice.
Treatment
The main goal of treatment is mengatasii polyps and avoid the causes or drivers of polyps. Operations performed if polyps interfere with breathing or associated with tumors.
Nasal polyp is a benign growth of cells in the nasal mucous membranes. Possible reasons are hypersensitive or allergic reactions in the nasal mucosa.
Symptom
Patients usually complained of nasal congestion, decreased sense of smell, and respiratory symptoms. As a result patients with nasal voice.
Treatment
The main goal of treatment is mengatasii polyps and avoid the causes or drivers of polyps. Operations performed if polyps interfere with breathing or associated with tumors.
Vernal conjunctivitis disease and tips to treat
Description
Vernal conjunctivitis is the inflammation caused by allergic reactions. This disease is often happened to someone with a family history of allergy. This disease generally appears during the summer and spring. This condition causes the eyes to itch and shed tears. Lower eyelid surface became rough and covered with lumps of whitish mucus. Area around the cornea becomes rough and swollen. This causes vision to be disturbed.
Symptom
Common symptoms suffered by, among others, the eyes burning, pain when looking at bright light.
Treatment
The patient attempted to avoid rubbing because it will cause irritation continues. Can also compress the eyelid with a clean cloth and cold water.
Vernal conjunctivitis is the inflammation caused by allergic reactions. This disease is often happened to someone with a family history of allergy. This disease generally appears during the summer and spring. This condition causes the eyes to itch and shed tears. Lower eyelid surface became rough and covered with lumps of whitish mucus. Area around the cornea becomes rough and swollen. This causes vision to be disturbed.
Symptom
Common symptoms suffered by, among others, the eyes burning, pain when looking at bright light.
Treatment
The patient attempted to avoid rubbing because it will cause irritation continues. Can also compress the eyelid with a clean cloth and cold water.
Uncovering The Meaning of Body Language
Your body language will send a signal to the other person's subconscious mind. Through body language, the curtain will be parted feeling the other person.
We can study the body language of the listener. Purnawan E. World Wellness Andoko of giving the secret:
Language Head
- Leaning towards you: interested, agrees.
- Moving away suddenly: suspicious, do not believe it.
- Prop your chin: bored.
- Nodding: agreed.
- Many turn: do not wait to finish talking.
Foreign Language
- 60 percent looked directly: interested.
- 80 percent of the direct gaze: sexually attracted.
- 100 percent of the direct gaze: the resistance.
- Avoidance of gaze: nyem ¬ ¬ me hiding something.
- Enlarged the eye lens: very interested.
- His gaze fell down and glanced to the left / right: crush on you.
- Lyric right / left-right: bored.
- Blinking fast: do not agree.
Hand Language
- Open palms to the top: open honest.
- The palm of the pocket or closed: hide something.
- Clenching: tense, uneasy, angry.
- Closing the mouth / nose: an indication of lying.
- Forming a cone: confident or sure.
- Hands on the table: ready to agree.
- Finger tapping: bored or want to talk.
Other movements
- Chest or hip Necessary: sexually attracted.
- Foot tapping the floor: to speak or bored.
Tone or Speed Talk
- Slow down and tone of the end: confident and controlled.
- Emphasis of words: authoritative.
- Tone and rising speed: emotion, tension, or hiding something.
Language Rejection
- Legs or arms crossed.
- Glancing to the left / right, head turned to the left or right.
- Minimal direct gaze.
- Tapped a finger or toe. Direction is not to your feet.
- Posture closed.
Language Disclosure
- Many with the direct gaze of the lens increases.
- Hands cupped to form a tower.
- Directions to your feet.
- Open body posture.
Language Ready to Receive
- 60 percent more eye contact and smile a lot off.
- The body or the head leaning to you.
- Many nod and facing directly into your face.
- Hands open on the table.
Suspecting Language
- Closed Posture
- Hand in my pocket or crossed position.
- The look of the corner of the eyes (glances) repeatedly.
- Directions menyerong feet.
Language Not Honest
- Many looked to the side, especially on the word or sentence was a lie.
- Hands are often shut your mouth or nose, or touching your nose or ear.
- Posture uncomfortable.
We can study the body language of the listener. Purnawan E. World Wellness Andoko of giving the secret:
Language Head
- Leaning towards you: interested, agrees.
- Moving away suddenly: suspicious, do not believe it.
- Prop your chin: bored.
- Nodding: agreed.
- Many turn: do not wait to finish talking.
Foreign Language
- 60 percent looked directly: interested.
- 80 percent of the direct gaze: sexually attracted.
- 100 percent of the direct gaze: the resistance.
- Avoidance of gaze: nyem ¬ ¬ me hiding something.
- Enlarged the eye lens: very interested.
- His gaze fell down and glanced to the left / right: crush on you.
- Lyric right / left-right: bored.
- Blinking fast: do not agree.
Hand Language
- Open palms to the top: open honest.
- The palm of the pocket or closed: hide something.
- Clenching: tense, uneasy, angry.
- Closing the mouth / nose: an indication of lying.
- Forming a cone: confident or sure.
- Hands on the table: ready to agree.
- Finger tapping: bored or want to talk.
Other movements
- Chest or hip Necessary: sexually attracted.
- Foot tapping the floor: to speak or bored.
Tone or Speed Talk
- Slow down and tone of the end: confident and controlled.
- Emphasis of words: authoritative.
- Tone and rising speed: emotion, tension, or hiding something.
Language Rejection
- Legs or arms crossed.
- Glancing to the left / right, head turned to the left or right.
- Minimal direct gaze.
- Tapped a finger or toe. Direction is not to your feet.
- Posture closed.
Language Disclosure
- Many with the direct gaze of the lens increases.
- Hands cupped to form a tower.
- Directions to your feet.
- Open body posture.
Language Ready to Receive
- 60 percent more eye contact and smile a lot off.
- The body or the head leaning to you.
- Many nod and facing directly into your face.
- Hands open on the table.
Suspecting Language
- Closed Posture
- Hand in my pocket or crossed position.
- The look of the corner of the eyes (glances) repeatedly.
- Directions menyerong feet.
Language Not Honest
- Many looked to the side, especially on the word or sentence was a lie.
- Hands are often shut your mouth or nose, or touching your nose or ear.
- Posture uncomfortable.
Afrophobia disease and tips to treat
Description
Afrophobia is the kind of phobia against the indigenous peoples of West Africa or Sub-Saharan Africa. This is often associated with fear of domination of "racial" or cultural pollution from non-African nation.
In contrast to anti-Semitic, Afrophobia is basically a cultural phenomenon and has no strong religious dimensions. However, like anti-Semitism, afrofobia happening in many communities throughout the world, with varying severity, ranging from personal antipathy and bigotry and informal society and discrimination against slavery until the community pemarginalisasian systematic marginalization and oppression.
Afrophobia is the kind of phobia against the indigenous peoples of West Africa or Sub-Saharan Africa. This is often associated with fear of domination of "racial" or cultural pollution from non-African nation.
In contrast to anti-Semitic, Afrophobia is basically a cultural phenomenon and has no strong religious dimensions. However, like anti-Semitism, afrofobia happening in many communities throughout the world, with varying severity, ranging from personal antipathy and bigotry and informal society and discrimination against slavery until the community pemarginalisasian systematic marginalization and oppression.
Psychosomatic disorders and tips to treat
Description:
Psychosomatic disorder or somatization is a psychic disorder that causes physical disturbance. In short, is a psychosomatic physical illnesses caused by negative thoughts and / or emotional problems. Emotional problems such as guilt, feel they have the disease, stress, depression, disappointment, anxiety or other negative emotions. This disruption not only occurs in adults, children can experience it.
Please note that the mind can cause physical symptoms. For example, when someone is scared or worried can spur rapid heartbeat, palpitations, feeling sick, shaking (tremor), sweating, dry mouth, chest pain, headaches, and breathing fast. Physical symptoms through brain nerves that send impulses to various parts of the body, and the release of adrenaline into the bloodstream.
Symptoms:
Characterized by the existence of psychosomatic complaints with a variety of physical symptoms. However, patients generally experience or complain about some of the following symptoms:
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Burp
- Stomach ache
- Pain
- Itchy skin
- Dizziness
- Pain during sexual intercourse
Treatment:
There are two kinds of treatment for psychosomatic disorders, physical and mental treatment. Physical treatment tailored to the illness. While mental treatment can be done with hypnotherapy, medicine, or with the help of a psychologist.
Psychosomatic disorder or somatization is a psychic disorder that causes physical disturbance. In short, is a psychosomatic physical illnesses caused by negative thoughts and / or emotional problems. Emotional problems such as guilt, feel they have the disease, stress, depression, disappointment, anxiety or other negative emotions. This disruption not only occurs in adults, children can experience it.
Please note that the mind can cause physical symptoms. For example, when someone is scared or worried can spur rapid heartbeat, palpitations, feeling sick, shaking (tremor), sweating, dry mouth, chest pain, headaches, and breathing fast. Physical symptoms through brain nerves that send impulses to various parts of the body, and the release of adrenaline into the bloodstream.
Symptoms:
Characterized by the existence of psychosomatic complaints with a variety of physical symptoms. However, patients generally experience or complain about some of the following symptoms:
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Burp
- Stomach ache
- Pain
- Itchy skin
- Dizziness
- Pain during sexual intercourse
Treatment:
There are two kinds of treatment for psychosomatic disorders, physical and mental treatment. Physical treatment tailored to the illness. While mental treatment can be done with hypnotherapy, medicine, or with the help of a psychologist.
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