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Numbness, loss of sensation or abnormal sensation in any body part is medically known as paresthesia. The feeling that a limb falls asleep, it may be because the blood supply is not performed as effectively as ever. This can occur when we keep the same position for long. Recurrent episodes of partial or complete loss [...]
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Knowing paresthesia
Posted by Hortense on May 23rd, 2011
Posted in Disease 
Tags: Abnormal Sensation, Abnormal Sensations, Blood Supply, Facial Nerve, Facial Numbness, Facial Pain, Loss Of Sensation, Mastication, Medical Condition, Nerve Impulses, Neuralgia, Neurological Conditions, Neurological Disorder, Neuropathic Disorder, Numbness And Tingling In Hands, Paresthesia, Recurrent Episodes, Sensory Nerve, Tingling In Hands, Trigeminal Nerve 
No Comments »How to detect childhood strabismus
Posted by Hortense on May 21st, 2011
Strabismus is a vision defect that affects the muscles that control eye movements. If our muscles are well coordinated, when the brain tells the eyes to look in one direction, both look the same. In strabismus, however, is only one eye, called dominant, looking in the right direction, while the other looks in another direction. [...]
Causes of enlarged heart
Posted by Hortense on May 17th, 2011
While there are many important muscles that make up the human body, a muscle that works all day and, basically, is what moves the other, is the heart. Like other muscles, is susceptible to various diseases. An enlarged heart is not a disease but a key signal that there is a serious underlying condition. Any [...]
Posted in Disease Tags: Blood Flow, Body Parts, Causes Of Enlarged Heart, Change Of Heart, Dilatation, Diseases, Drainage System, Enlargement Of The Heart, exercise, Heart Disease, Heart Pump, Heart Valves, High Blood Pressure, Human Body, Internal Muscles, Left Ventricular Hypertrophy, Myocardium, Pipes, Pumps, Right Direction No Comments »Relieve symptoms of hiatal hernia
Posted by Hortense on May 13th, 2011
Hiatal hernia occurs when the top of the stomach pushes up into the chest through a small opening in the diaphragm muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen, called the diaphragmatic hiatus. It is a disease closely associated with stress, although factors such as obesity, constipation, pregnancy or lack of exercise are the most [...]
Posted in Disease Tags: Breathing Exercises, Burning Sensation, Carbonated Beverages, Coffee And Tea, Common Factors, Diaphragm Muscle, Diaphragmatic Hiatus, Eight Inches, Gentle Exercise, Hernia Hiatal, Hiatal Hernia, Lack Of Exercise, Palpitations, Pregnancy Exercise, Stomach Acid, Stomach Contents, Stress And Anxiety, Symptoms Of Hernia, Symptoms Of Hiatal Hernia, Tachycardia No Comments »Aluminum coffee capsules cancer
Posted by Hortense on May 11th, 2011
The alarm was on for all those fans of coffee a few years it enjoyed in the modern machines that sell brands like Nespresso. Precisely this Italian company is in the eye of the hurricane after it has spread a rumor about the famous aluminum coffee capsules that are placed on their machines to enjoy [...]
The uncomfortable symptoms of an anxiety attack
Posted by Hortense on May 1st, 2011
When you’re having a little anxiety attack, sure you feel fearful and tense. Many people were terrified thinking that, actually, what they’re having is a kind of heart attack. That is not true, so relax and do not focus too much on those that produce unpleasant symptoms of anxiety attacks. Some of the symptoms that [...]
Posted in Disease Tags: Adrenaline, Aggressive Person, Anxiety Symptoms, Apparent Reason, Bad Time, Chest Pain, Dry Mouth, Fast Heartbeat, Heart Attack, Kind Of Heart, Nerve Impulses, Rapid Breathing, Stressful Situations, Symptoms Of An Anxiety Attack, Symptoms Of Anxiety, Symptoms Of Anxiety Attacks, Tremors, Type Of Stress, Uncomfortable Symptoms, Unpleasant Symptoms No Comments »
