Posts by Anna Smirnova

Posts by Anna Smirnova

Acne and its Treatment
Acne and its Treatment Acne is one of the most common skin diseases that affects more than 80% of people between the ages of twelve and 24. This pathology is characterized by an increase in sebum production, blockage of the hair follicle estuaries by keratinized epidermal cells, and the development of inflammation, which leads to the formation of characteristic rashes on the skin....
Furuncle in the nose
A boil may form only on areas of skin where hair bulbs are present. In the case of a boil in the nose, inflammation can occur only in the front part, that is, in the lead-up to an organ. As in other cases, a boil in the nose results from staphylococcal activity. The main danger of this disease in this area is possible serious consequences: a large abscess, impaired nasal receptors...
Vitamin D, Chronic Pain and Depression
Whether vitamin D deficiency can cause depression Since vitamin D helps neurons to obtain free calcium, without which they cannot function normally, it seems logical that a lack of this substance could lead to problems in the brain. For example, mental disorders. Theoretically, the relationship between vitamin D levels and depression may also be strong.
Daytime sleep prevents brain shrinkage
A daytime nap helps a person maintain a keen mind. To prevent brain atrophy: The brain shrinks by 0.2 to 0.5% per year from age 35, and much faster after age 60. This can lead to age-related changes in the mind, memory impairment, and even cognitive impairment and even dementia. A recent study found that people who sleep during the day have a larger brain volume, which reduces...
How to improve your sleep
However good the day may be, we all dream of sleeping soon in the evening. However, what to do if sleep does not come?How to stay awake and active throughout the day According to a new study, for quality sleep, three basic rules must be followed: be active during the day, eat breakfast properly and go to bed early.Scientists have found that people who regularly eat breakfast are...
Insect bite allergy
Allergy to insect bites Insect bite allergy is an immunologic reaction arising from immediate- or delayed-type hypersensitivity in response to contact with venom or insect saliva. Allergic manifestations may be local, including erythema and edema, or generalized, involving multiple organs and systems.
Allergy
Allergy Allergies are abnormal responses of the immune system to substances known as allergens when they are exposed directly to them. These allergens themselves do not pose a threat to the body, but the immune system mistakenly recognizes them as foreign and responds to them in an overly vigorous manner. Allergic reactions are among the most common conditions and can underlie...
Anxiety in a child
"Anxiety" refers to an excessive predisposition to experience anxiety and fear of a variety of events or circumstances. While anxiety can be helpful in helping to solve problems or protect against threats, it can also have a negative impact on an individual who is constantly in unwarranted fear for his or her life or that of loved ones, and who avoids situations that may cause pain or...
Anxiety
Anxiety is an emotional state characterized by a feeling of anxiety, fear, anxiety, and apprehension in the absence of clear and objective causes for such feelings. It is important to distinguish anxiety as a condition from anxiety, which may be short-lived or caused by a serious circumstance.
Severe anxiety
Anxiety is a natural part of our lives. We face it periodically in everyday stressful situations. However, in some cases, anxiety becomes too much and interferes with functioning. In such cases, it can be classified as an anxiety disorder that requires professional intervention. Proper therapy supervised by a therapist, neurologist, and psychiatrist can help manage this condition.