Depending on the etiology, there are three main types of skin aging: Natural (endogenous) aging is a natural, biological process caused by internal factors and accompanied by characteristic age-related changes. Premature (exogenous) aging is destructive processes in the skin
There are several dozen types of staphylococcus, but most bacteria do not pose a danger to humans. Three types of staphylococcus are considered pathogenic: golden - is the cause of damage to the nasopharynx and other human organs in the vast majority of cases; saprophytic - affects mainly mo
Stages This disease is transmitted through blood, sperm, vaginal secretions, and a very small amount of the virus is found in saliva. Therefore, this disease is most often transmitted sexually, or through direct contact of the patient's blood with the blood of a healthy person. AIDS is the
By localization, such deficiency can be divided into: regional (affecting a specific part of the body) and systemic (affecting the vessels of the entire body). By the rate of formation and progression, acute and chronic are distinguished. Causes The acute variety occurs with various cardiac
Like many other acute infectious diseases, scarlet fever has an incubation period that lasts about three days, although it can last a week. The first signs of the disease appear suddenly, the patient's health deteriorates rapidly, expressed in drowsiness, chills, lethargy, often nausea with
Types of systemic scleroderma Depending on the clinical form, systemic scleroderma can be: diffuse - it is characterized by generalized lesions of skin areas and visceral lesions of internal organs: heart, kidneys, lungs, digestive tract organs; limited - characterized by skin lesions
Aggregation is possible from the coronal groove of the glans penis to the opening of the urethra. Synechiae in boys are a kind of protection that reduces the likelihood of infection of the preputial sac and the onset of inflammation. Not many children under three years of age can fully or partially
This disease can be of the following types: articular (manifested as polyarthralgia and arthritis, typical for 30% of patients); muscular (muscle weakness, myalgia, "heaviness" in the muscles, increased levels of creatine phosphokinase and aspartic aminotransferase in the body); cutaneous
The following forms of this syndrome are distinguished: adult form of the disease – diagnosed in adolescence; infantile form of the disease – diagnosed in the period up to 10. According to another classification, this disease can be diagnosed at different periods of a person’s life. The following
Experts distinguish the following forms of this disease: Cytogenetic form – develops as a result of the presence of a copy of an extra 13th chromosome in the case of non-disjunction of chromosomes or Robertsonian translocation. Simple form – disorders occur in the early stages of fetal development.