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Food intolerance and allergy: what is the difference?
These two pathological conditions are often confused. But in fact they are completely different for reasons, and for the mechanism of action, and for symptoms, and for prognosis. Treatment for…

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How is an allergy to cold
Winter cold affects people in different ways. Some more tightly wrapped in fur coats and scarves and easily tolerate cold. They only occasionally notice: "frost is growing." Others, those who…

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How to determine vitamin deficiency
Vitamin deficiency - a deficiency of vitamins in the body - manifests itself in different ways depending on which vitamin is lacking. More often faced with a lack of several…

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What is the danger of rubella in adults?

German measles, measles rubella, rubella – rubella, a viral disease related to childhood infections, is hidden behind all these names. Children are more susceptible to this infection, but an adult can also get it. Moreover, in recent years there have been more cases of “adult” rubella.

Why do adults get sick?
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What is a frozen pregnancy
By this name it is customary to understand a state when an embryo (or fetus) does not grow and does not develop and dies. Frozen pregnancy is also known as…

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How to get rid of barley in the eye
If at the word “barley” the imagination draws a picture of an eared field, then you are very lucky. So, you have never encountered an unpleasant and painful pathology in…

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Rubella and pregnancy: what is the danger?
Despite the fact that rubella belongs to the so-called childhood infections and children under 8–9 years of age are affected by it, adults also suffer from the disease. In them,…

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Food intolerance and allergy: what is the difference?
These two pathological conditions are often confused. But in fact they are completely different for reasons, and for the mechanism of action, and for symptoms, and for prognosis. Treatment for…

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