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Idiopathic Hyperprolactinemia

July 16, 2013February 8, 2012 by admin

The classification of hyperprolactinemia based on its etiology aims to provide an individualized diagnostic and therapeutic approach. It can distinguish five different groups of this pathology: iatrogenic, reflex, secondary to hypothyroidism, idiopathic and tumor.

With the end of idiopathic hiperprloactinemias are included all that could not be included in any of the other categories (iatrogenic, reflecting, thyroid, etc..). They are very common, although the percentage is reduced by increasing the sensitivity of different diagnostic techniques for detecting microprolactinomas.

It is considered that more than 50% of these correspond to hyperprolactinemia tumor processes not detected by standard methods. Other cases have been attributed to alterations in the synthesis, release and/or metabolism of dopamine, of the routes of neurotransmission, or a hypothetical liberating factor of prolactin release not yet identified.

Natural medicine as a solution to circulatory problems

April 21, 2015February 5, 2012 by admin

No doubt people go to a specialist when illness occurs, get your doctor’s instructions but in many cases do not comply with the letter. Whether the side affects that can produce drugs or the high cost of these, there are a lot of individuals who favor the use of natural products, known as natural medicine.

This term is intended primarily as a preventive medicine, which at the time of attending the event and his constant becomes curative treatment.

People look for natural products for the confidence to fully heal the condition, permanently following their consumption without suffering any side effects, as they often cause some drugs. They are people with circulatory problems who come constantly looking for products.

What you should know about artificial insemination

April 24, 2015February 2, 2012 by admin

First of all the affected couple should seek and take into account your medical history. The first step after the medical history is often the exploration of the reproductive tract of women. Using ultrasound will discard any gynecological problems that could interfere with pregnancy or fertilization. You must also take samples for possible infections.

To rule out possible hormonal diseases will conduct a study of women’s hormone levels. The serology of both partners must confirm that there is no risk of hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV, rubella, toxoplasmosis and syphilis.

At this point, and as appropriate, may also be needed hysterosalpingography (radiological study of the female reproductive system), to see if the tubes are permeable or not.

4 Steps to eliminate fat from your body

April 26, 2015January 31, 2012 by admin

Are you ready to finally remove excess fat in your body, quickly and permanently? Well, take a few minutes of your time and read this article, you will find a few points which would guide easily.

Raise your metabolism, accelerate the same doing to burn the fat faster. Make sure no fad diets (low in carbohydrates, low in calories from fat, etc..). In addition, recommend you avoid diet products. To grow your natural metabolism, recommend that you choose to do with the routine of eating right and most appropriate subject is the natural food.
Speaking of nutrition, make sure you get all types of nutrients in your diet to get best results. Your body loves many types of nutrients and while restricted to get any other, that go into making your body … consequently altered their metabolism slow.

What to eat to have stomach pain?

April 27, 2015January 28, 2012 by admin

Do not worry, have stomach pain is not uncommon, and less if you play sports, even if you keep a good diet, can have moments that our stomach decides to have a few headaches and remember its existence. Before this, if we do not want to go to the doctor why aren’t pains very deep and consecutive, we can take various alternatives to minimize this pain, although it is clear that much pain in stomach, should seek medical advice immediately.

For starters, you may have eaten undercooked fish and have a Anisakis in the stomach, for example. On the other hand, you should stop smoking if you smoke because it makes secretes more acid in the stomach. Avoid foods such as tomatoes (raw or fried), onion, and foods high in protein and/or fat. You can also eat pasta, cereals (but not excessively), grilled fish, grilled meat (no oil or cuts with Bacon too) all kinds of vegetables except those mentioned, beans, green or white beans, salads, egg, etc.. Always respecting the meal that has little protein and/or fat. Oh, and requested a second opinion! (If you can, to a specialist).

Stress, an evil of our time

April 25, 2015January 26, 2012 by admin

In the seventeenth century, the word stress mean “state of distress”, symbolizing the idea of oppression, hard life, deprivation, fatigue, and adversity. From the eighteenth century, begins to mean strength, pressure or strong influence acting on a physical object or a person.

In the 20th century, comes the idea that certain aggressive living conditions (stress) can cause some physical or mental diseases (strain). In 1951, Hans Selye highlights the “General adaptation syndrome” or “Biological stress syndrome”, defining the stress as an interaction between force and resistance that is opposite.

Diet to reduce belly

April 26, 2015January 22, 2012 by admin

Thanks to a diet to reduce belly is possible to get a flat stomach, the dream of many people. The first thing to know is the cause of the abdomen prominent: food causes? Sedentary lifestyle? Constipation? Stress?

Tips to reduce belly
To reduce the belly we must integrate the following foods to our diet:

Skim milk: However if you drink milk you feel bloated and skim milk replaced by soy milk.

Low-fat yogurt: Regulate the intestinal flora.

Vegetables: All, whether raw or cooked vegetables.

The dangers of excess salt

April 29, 2015January 20, 2012 by admin

The salt mineral is a great need for proper functioning of the body. However, excess salt in foods may lead dangers and it is important to be aware of it. So you should pay attention to this article to add salt to food in a healthy way.

The impact of a diet high in sodium are:

Raises blood pressure, which in turn can cause heart disease and stroke.
New studies find that a diet of these features is related to osteoporosis, dementia, cancer and other serious health problems.
It can also be considered one of the main reasons for being overweight.

When psoriasis affects the scalp

April 19, 2015January 16, 2012 by admin

In case of psoriasis, it is common that the scalp is affected. However, this location causes the hair to lose its aesthetics and causing a series of itching. In parallel, the treatment of psoriasis is difficult and more specific. It is based on the calcipotriol, an analogue of vitamin D3.

Variable locations of psoriasis
Psoriasis is a disease that can be cataloged benign, but whose impacts on daily life are very important. The disease manifests itself in a number of red patches, covered with pearly white scales, more or less thick. The number, size and location of the plates are very variable and evolve with time even in a same person.

The most common is to be presented at the elbows, the folds, and knees. The scalp is often one of the areas most affected by psoriasis.

Effects of dietary sugar

April 26, 2015January 14, 2012 by admin

You have certain elements of control in a diet is something possibly important, because as we all assume the excesses are bad fellow athletes, and in general, of all people. But if we are athletes should be more careful if it fits with our diet, and in this case, today we’ll talk about the effects of sugar in the diet, or rather, what consequences can have an excessive intake of simple sugars in our common foods.

When we take sugar in the diet, basically what we do is because an increase in triglycerides, which are called “bad cholesterol” and that among many other effects, can lead to various cardiovascular diseases. In addition, heavy drinking can also lead to liver disorders and some diseases, some of which are reversible in most cases, but may not always be possible, so prevention is especially important in this case.