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What is Parkinson’s disease? Parkinson’s disease is a chronic condition due to progressive neuronal degeneration with the initial appearance of motor deficits followed by non-motor deficits of the sensory, cognitive and behavioral types. Why does Parkinson’s disease occur? Parkinson’s disease-specific motor deficits are caused by cellular losses of the substantia nigra located in the midbrain…
The capacity to recognize the intrusion of any material foreign to the body and to mobilize cells and cell products to help remove the particular sort of foreign material with greater speed and effectiveness is known as immunity. Defense lines There are three defense lines in our body: Immune system The immune system is derived…
Hypoglycemia represents the decrease of the glycemic index below the value of 70mg/dl, a medical condition in which muscle cells and especially nerve cells are deprived of the main substrate necessary for the development of metabolic processes in optimal conditions. What is hypoglycemia? What are the causes of hypoglycemia? What are the symptoms of hypoglycemia?…
It is normal that at some point in life, and especially at a young age, we are afraid of the dark, before going to sleep. There are, however, certain cases in which a person feels an irrational and extreme fear of the dark, and then we talk about a phobia, called nyctophobia. Fear of the…
Hand numbness in medical terms is called paresthesia. Paresthesia is a term used to describe an unpleasant tingling, burning, stinging, numbness or cold sensation in the skin that may be caused by polyneuropathy, spinal conditions, metabolic diseases or vitamin deficiencies. Depending on the intensity, extent and duration of the paresthesia, it can have multiple aetiologies…
The heart is a vital part of our body. It gives blood to the other parts of the body. Every heartbeat sends blood to blood cells. The weight of the heart is between 300 to 450 grams and the size of the heart is equal to a clenched fist. The heart gives oxygenated blood and…
The Internet has been a great advance for human society, changing the way we behave, work, learn and interact with others. But with the advancement of technology, we tend to spend more and more time online. How do we know the line between health and Internet addiction? What is the Internet Addiction? Causes and risk…
Dizziness is a term used to describe several types of sensations, including faintness, weakness, or unsteadiness. The severe dizziness that creates the false feeling that the person or what is around them is moving is called vertigo, a condition that can affect everyday life and to which we have dedicated a separate article. Morning sickness…
Blood pressure is a force of circulating blood on the walls of arteries. Generally, we measure blood pressure in two terms systolic and diastolic. The normal blood pressure range is 120 /80mmHg. High blood pressure is 140/90mmHg or higher and low blood pressure is 90/60mmHg or lower. High blood pressure is known as a silent…
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic, non-communicable disease that occurs when the pancreas can no longer produce insulin (or does not produce insulin at all), or when the body can no longer use insulin properly. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas, which acts as a key that allows glucose from ingested food to move…
