Category: Headache treatment

These tablets are light brown in color, sweetish-bitter taste, flat, 13 mm in diameter, beveled, with an average weight of 0.555 g. Aspirin, phenacetin, cocoa, caffeine, citric acid and starch enter the pantry of the

IHD is caused by stenosis of the coronary arteries.  • Stable angina pectoris is manifested by characteristic symptoms, namely, compressive chest pain, during which specific objective changes, for example, on the ECG or in the

Pleural effusion may occur as a complication of tera. ­ radiation of the chest. Bachman and Macken 200 patients were observed who were exposed to Hemitorax (40–60 Gy) for breast jelly cancer ­ Shl . Of this number of patients, II (5.5%) had a pleural effusion in the long-term period, which, in view

Drainage is introduced into the pleural cavity to aspirate air or fluid. Since the pressure in the pleural cavity is usually negative, at least during some part of the breathing cycle, various methods have been

Every time when assessing the patient’s condition during aspiration, it should be checked whether the drainage is functioning. If the drainage is carried out without a pump, you should monitor the level of fluid in

As already indicated in the articles on our website, bacteremia and other serious bacterial infections are most often observed in young children. The general rule is: the younger the child, the greater the risk. However,

The most common causative agent of latent bacteremia in children with fever without local symptoms is Streptococcus pneumoniae. According to McCarthy, S. pneumonia was isolated from blood in 53% of children of all ages with

Does a child with a fever without a visible source of infection have a greater risk of developing hidden bacteremia than a child with a clear focus of infection? The answer depends on the type

Cons of high temperature (fever) – effect on metabolism Fever delivers suffering to the patient. Although some children may feel good even at 40 ° C, all physicians are well aware of the child’s fever

The value of fever for survival in terms of evolution From an evolutionary point of view, it can be expected that such a widespread and universal biological response as fever should have a certain physiological