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Phimosis male affection

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Phimosis (łac.phimosis) is a male affliction. It can be congenital or acquired. Phimosis consists of narrowing the mouth of the foreskin, which prevents or impedes the collection of the foreskin. Phimosis is a disease of the fore in a certain period of development of the organism, as in male infants and children up to about 2-3 years you can not move. In infants, the foreskin is glued together by mastki.

Treatment of phimosis after completing two years is done surgically. In the initial phase of phimosis treated by tension. Most, however, dispenses with this by performing surgery. The operation is done under local anesthesia, and rehabilatacja after surgery can take up to two weeks.

Varicose veins of lower extremities

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Varicose veins of lower extremities is one of the types of varicose veins. Characteristic of varicose veins are baggy or extend spindly veins. The condition applies to most women, varicose veins, but also affects men, mainly applies to people over 40 years of age. Factors that cause the formation of varicose veins are mainly long condition, pregnancy weight lifting, constipation. Gymnastics and marching prevents the formation of varicose veins. Treatment is a preventive methods by lifting legs, wearing elastic stockings, bandages and the application of proper exercise. Another method of treatment is drug therapy through medication sealing vessel. The final method is a surgical treatment involving the removal of varicose veins.

Chronic lung disease – emphysema

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Emphysema is a chronic respiratory disease. The disease causes irreversible damage to the lungs, causing disruption of their functions, and its primary symptom is shortness of breath. The main cause is smoking and environmental pollution. Symptoms of emphysema is characterized by coughing, shortness of breath after the effort, cyanosis, right ventricular heart failure. The disease mainly affects men aged 40-60 years.

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