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 Delivery Method Influences Microbial Community
The delivery method with which a baby is brought to life has great effects on the microbial communities it harbors at birth, according to the results of a new research carried out at the University of Puerto Rico. | |
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 Oral Leukoplakia
The term oral leukoplakia— is a white patch or plaque that appears anywhere in the mouth— the term was first used in the late 19th century and comes from the Greek words "leuko" that means white and "plakos", plaque.
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 Insipid Diabetes
The so-called “Insipid” (tasteless) is due to a deficiency in the antidiuretic hormone (vasopressin), in charge of reducing urinal volume, while the diabetes mellitus takes place for an insufficient production of insulin by the pancreas.
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 Puerperium
With the expulsion of the fetus and placenta begins in medicine what is known as puerperium. The female genital tract returns to the position it was before pregnancy, and all the body in reference to the endocrine, physiological and anatomical. The menstruation onset marks the end of this stage. Women who do not breastfeed their children have an average duration of 42 days. Hence the popular use of quarantine.
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 Eyelids Inflammation
Blepharitis defined as the inflammation of eyelids due to an alteration in the working of the glands located in the palpebral margin. Under normal circumstances, asserts Doctor Franklin Dotres Hidalgo, these glands produce an oily secretion that helps to lubricate the eye surface and the eyelids internal side.
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 Ocular toxoplasmosis
Ocular toxoplasmosis is a disease caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii, and is the most common cause of posterior uveitis resulting in inflammation of the uvea or middle layer of the eyeball, responsible, among other functions, to supply blood to the retina or inner membrane of the eye.
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