Dysposophobia or Compulsive Hoarding Disorder
Dysposophobia: buried at home, this is the image that most characterises people suffering from hoarding disorder,…
Tilt Test: what does this test consist of?
The tilt test is a special diagnostic test that allows the behaviour of the patient's blood pressure and heart rate…
How to treat sciatica: better rest or moderate activity?
Let's talk about sciatica: when one has sciatica, the question often arises as to whether absolute rest is better…
Parkinson's disease: we know bradykinesia
Bradykinesia is a slowing down of voluntary movements, such as walking, which become difficult to control
Bronchiolitis in infants: symptoms
Bronchiolitis epidemics are very frequent during the cold season. It is above all children who are most easily…
Stuttering: aetiology
The World Health Organisation (WHO) classifies stuttering as a specific developmental disorder, 'a disorder of…
What is facial paralysis and the different therapies to cure it
Palsy of the VII cranial nerve, or facial nerve, is a disease that can appear without apparent causes or be linked…
Symptoms and treatment of retinitis pigmentosa
Retinitis pigmentosa is a genetic disease, hereditary in character, usually due to alterations transmitted from one…
Head and neck cancers: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
Head and neck cancers, also called head and neck tumours, include very different tumours that originate in the…
Basal cell carcinoma, how can it be recognised?
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common form of skin cancer that usually appears in areas most exposed to the sun,…