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One-Day Surgical Service Launched in Csepel
The process of modern healthcare is continuously evolving, with an increasing emphasis on promoting outpatient surgical procedures. This approach not only serves the convenience of patients but also enhances the efficiency of the system. The essence of outpatient surgery is that patients can return to their homes within 24 hours after the procedure, thereby reducing the length of hospital stays. This method accelerates the healing process, allowing patients to resume their daily lives more quickly. Based on the latest developments, an outpatient surgical facility has also opened in Csepel, offering new opportunities for the local community. This project was realized as a result of collaboration between the government and the…
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Types of Dialysis
The kidneys play an extremely important role in the healthy functioning of the body, as they are responsible for maintaining the balance of salts, water, and acid-base, as well as removing toxic substances. However, these vital organ systems can become ill due to various conditions, which can have serious consequences. When kidney function dramatically declines, medical intervention becomes inevitable to save the patient’s life. Kidney failure, whether acute or chronic, is a condition that makes normal bodily functions difficult. In such cases, dialysis, as a kidney replacement therapy, becomes essential for patients. Dialysis does not improve kidney function but rather replaces its functions. The goal of treatment is to remove…
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Duodenal Ulcer – Signs and Therapeutic Options
The duodenal ulcer, as one of the most common types of ulcer diseases, affects numerous people worldwide. In this condition, the mucous membrane of the duodenum is damaged, causing pain and other unpleasant symptoms. The incidence of duodenal ulcers is remarkably high, as the number of affected individuals is six times that of those suffering from gastric ulcers. Fortunately, the likelihood of malignant degeneration is extremely low, and with appropriate treatment, complications can also be avoided. The causes of duodenal ulcer formation are similar to those of gastric ulcers, but the symptoms of the two diseases differ significantly. Recognizing and treating the disease is important for maintaining a good quality…
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Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)
The spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a neuromuscular disease with an autosomal recessive inheritance pattern, characterized by the gradual degeneration of the motor neurons in the spinal cord. This disease causes varying degrees of muscle weakness and atrophy, significantly impacting the quality of life of patients. In Hungary, 10-15 new children with SMA are born each year, indicating the relatively rare occurrence of the disease, yet it can have severe effects on the lives of families. The underlying cause of SMA is a defect in the SMN1 (Survival Motor Neuron 1) gene, which plays a key role in the survival of motor neurons. When this gene does not function properly,…
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The Function of the Thyroid and Its Effect on the Ovaries in Cases of Infertility
The health of the thyroid plays a crucial role in female fertility, as inflammation or abnormal functioning of the thyroid can lead to infertility and miscarriage. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that the hormones produced by the thyroid have a direct impact on the functioning of the ovaries. The development of ovarian hormone production is particularly important before issues related to infertility, miscarriage, early menopause, or IVF programs, making it worthwhile to pay attention to these hormonal balances. Menstrual Delay and Its Causes Menstrual delay can occur for a variety of reasons, as the menstrual cycle is an extremely complex hormonal process. Many factors can influence the cycle,…
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When is it necessary to see a cardiologist?
The maintenance of cardiovascular health is essential for a long and active life. The proper functioning of the heart is crucial, as any abnormalities can have serious consequences. Timely diagnosis and treatment can save lives, which is why it is important for individuals in at-risk groups to regularly participate in cardiological examinations, even if they are not experiencing symptoms. Conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and arterial stenosis can be detected even in the early stages, making it worthwhile to undergo medical check-ups for prevention. Family history and lifestyle factors also play an important role in assessing the risk of heart disease. Proper medical care provides the opportunity to…
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Lyme Disease: The Diagnostic Challenges and Serious Consequences of Misdiagnosis
Lyme disease is an illness transmitted by ticks and is the most common tick-borne infection in Europe. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that in many cases, infected individuals do not notice the tick bite, making early diagnosis and treatment difficult. The symptoms of Lyme disease encompass a wide spectrum, and due to misdiagnoses, many suffer from the consequences of the disease for years. Issues of recognition, diagnosis, and treatment are essential to prevent severe complications. The Spread and Diagnosis of Lyme Disease The spread and diagnosis of Lyme disease is particularly concerning, as the proportion of infected ticks can reach up to 50% in certain areas. The pathogen…
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Mental difficulties behind musculoskeletal disorders?
The musculoskeletal problems affect a significant portion of the adult population, and many experience these difficulties throughout their lives. Lower back pain is particularly common, as a significant percentage of the population, estimated at 4-5 percent, suffers from this unpleasant condition. In many cases, psychological reasons may lie behind physical complaints, which often go unnoticed. The holistic approach, which builds on the harmony of body and soul, is gaining more ground in healing. People often wait for external help while they can also contribute to their healing. Mental and physical health are closely related. Stress, anxiety, and various emotional burdens can significantly contribute to the emergence of musculoskeletal complaints. Proper…
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Appendicitis and its surgical treatment in children
A childhood abdominal pain can raise serious concerns among parents, as there can be numerous underlying causes. Diagnosing abdominal pain in children is not always straightforward, and suspicion of appendicitis requires particular attention. Accurate diagnosis often necessitates hospital evaluation, as diseases of various origins can present similar symptoms. Parents should pay attention to their child’s condition and the nature of the pain, as professional medical examination is essential if the pain does not subside with home pain relief methods. Timely recognition of the problems underlying abdominal pain is crucial, as appropriate treatment can prevent more serious complications. If appendicitis is confirmed, it typically requires surgical intervention. It is important for…
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Feelings and Future Possibilities of Patients in a Coma
A comatose state is an extremely serious health condition that can occur for various reasons, most commonly as a result of severe brain injury. This phenomenon makes communication and maintaining emotional connections difficult for the patient and their family members. During a comatose state, the patient does not respond to external stimuli, yet their body remains alive, breathing, and can be nourished. Advances in medical care have significantly increased the chances of survival for those in a comatose state in recent decades. Several factors can trigger a comatose state, such as accidents, strokes, brain infarctions, or brain tumors. These injuries can cause such severe brain damage that the patient’s consciousness…
