Analysis of serum protein levels in the blood
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Definition of serum proteins Proteins are in a way the essential building blocks of our cells: they play a…
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Scurvy: a rare but not non-existent disease
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Scurvy, due to vitamin C deficiency, is rare but not non-existent. This disease affects certain categories of the…
Perineal rehabilitation: what exercises strengthen your perineum?
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During perineal rehabilitation sessions, the midwife or physiotherapist leads you to become aware of your perineum. You will…
Coccyx pain or coccygodynia: where does it come from?
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The tailbone is a small bone located at the bottom of the spine, just below the sacrum. When…
Lecithins: what you need to know about E322
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Lecithins are also called phosphatidylcholines and are part of lipids (fats). These can be of animal or plant…
What is desquamation? Causes and Treatment
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The peeling of the skin, or more commonly peeling skin, is a process of regeneration of the cells…
Discover 5 benefits of bananas
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Grown in many parts of the world (Bangladesh, Australia, West, and Central Africa, Asian countries, Mexico, and Colombia…),…
Hallucinations: how to get rid of them?
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A hallucination is an erroneous perception of a sensory stimulus, in other words, an alteration of the senses.…
Runny nose: cold or allergy, all about runny nose
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A runny nose is a common symptom, most often benign and transient. It is usually indicative of a…
Lipid profile: cholesterol and triglycerides
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The lipid test is a blood test that targets the lipid compounds in the blood: cholesterol and triglycerides.…
Definition of a digestive fibroscopy | All about a digestive fibroscopy
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Also called gastro-duodenal fibroscopy, “upper” digestive fibroscopy is an examination that allows visualizing the inside of the upper…
Gastroenteritis: how to treat stomach flu?
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Gastroenteritis is an infection of the digestive tract, very common in children. Most often of viral origin, it…
Meniere’s disease: the causes of Meniere’s syndrome
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Recurrent attacks of vertigo with ringing and ringing in the ears and hearing loss are often linked to…
Pharynx – Anatomy, Physiology, Pain, Pathologies
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The pharynx (from the Greek pharugks, throat), is considered the crossroads between the airways (from the nasal cavity…
Hypovolemia: causes, symptoms, and treatments
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Defined as a gradual or abrupt decrease in the volume of blood in the bloodstream, hypovolemia can lead…
