B.tox sweat treatment
Botulinum toxin, b.tox for short, is used primarily to smooth out wrinkles and prevent them from deepening. However, it is also a solution for eliminating disturbingly heavy sweating in the armpits, soles and palms.
Botulinum toxin, b.tox for short, is used primarily to smooth out wrinkles and prevent them from deepening. However, it is also a solution for eliminating disturbingly heavy sweating in the armpits, soles and palms.
Even for infants, there are screening tests that are mandatory or recommended so that any abnormalities or developmental disorders undetected during pregnancy, which show no signs or symptoms, are detected and treated in a timely manner. Neonatal ultrasound is a painless examination and no side effects should be feared. Our six-week-old infant screening package is specifically recommended for babies born prematurely, twins, low-weight newborns, breech babies, or for babies who began their lives in Perinatal Intensive Care (PIC). The examination takes about 30 minutes and a change of baby clothes is recommended. Our screening package includes the baby’s sixth-week mandatory infant screening tests.
Our screening packages for children are specially developed to eliminate potential problems. Naturally, we provide the possibility of treating any diseases that may be detected during the screening. With the help of an orthopedic examination we can detect musculoskeletal and postural disorders as well as the causes of leg, knee or back pain. In most cases the earlier such problems are discovered, the better the results. Eyesight problems, detectable during ophthalmic screening, can prevent a situation whereby a child’s headaches or learning difficulties draw our attention to them. Early hearing loss, possibly caused by chronic underlying aural processes, can be detected via an ear, nose and throat (ENT) test. An abdominal ultrasound scan can provide information about the condition of internal organs and any possible abnormalities.
Disorders affecting the hormonal system and metabolism are diverse and widespread, making them among the most common health complaints in childhood. They can result in deficient or overactive glands (e.g. thyroid, growth), menstrual disorders during puberty, skin conditions (e.g. abnormal hair growth), weight control problems (e.g. insulin resistance, obesity, metabolic syndrome, or even abnormal leanness). Diseases not detected and treated in time - aside from cosmetic or aesthetic problems - can result in irreversible complications and associated diseases, such as central nervous system dysfunction, infertility, early atherosclerosis and cardiovascular diseases, etc. Their detection, prevention and timely treatment is therefore essential in childhood/adolescence and requires a targeted, complex screening. The screening package for children and adolescents involves a risk analysis in accordance with international medical guidelines, using a scientifically validated method and basic tests. Targeted examinations (laboratory and imaging) are then conducted to establish an accurate diagnosis or diagnoses. Lifestyle counselling and focused, individualized treatments are carried out according to any identified diseases or preventive conditions.
In infancy and childhood, the skin is more vulnerable, with more frequent skin lesions and various infections. Nowadays, more and more children have sensitive skin, thus certain skin diseases are specific to childhood.
More and more people are interested in topics that start with ’psych-’, but sometimes people confuse what a psychiatrist does, and the differences between a psychologist and a psychiatrist. The main difference is in undergraduate education because a psychology degree can be obtained from the Faculty of Humanities of universities, while a psychiatry degree can be obtained as a professional examination following a general medical degree. Some psychologists take a clinical specialist psychologist exam, and they can then undertake training in a psychotherapeutic method. A psychotherapist can be qualified as a psychiatrist, but also as a doctor with other qualifications.
Hematology deals with diseases of the hematopoietic and lymphatic organs, and one branch of it deals with disorders of blood clotting. Fortunately, severe hematopoietic diseases are rare, but abnormalities in blood counts are very common during routine blood sampling. Complicating matters is the fact that in Hungary, blood tests mean one thing in an everyday sense and something different in a medical sense. According to the vernacular, ‘complete blood count’ is the collective term for all tests performed on blood samples. However, doctors only mean a certain test: an examination of the blood's components, such as white blood cells, red blood cells, a platelet (thrombocyte) count and a few other parameters that are mainly indicative of the condition of the blood (for example hemoglobin, the hematocrit level, or the distribution of white blood cells). Quantitative changes in any of these can disturb the functioning of the body, whether the amount is higher or lower than necessary. It is also possible for several different cellular elements to increase or decrease simultaneously.
Hydrogen exhalation tests are a widespread gastroenterological examination method due to their simplicity and practicality. The examination is based on the fact that carbohydrates that are not absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract are broken down by bacteria in the digestive system, accompanied by the formation of hydrogen, which enters the lungs through the bloodstream and enters the exhaled air.