Healthpains

The symptoms of conjunctivitis in the baby or child only extend to the eye. If other diseases are involved, there are other physical complaints. In the cases of a cold, in addition to conjunctivitis , these include  fever   , runny nose, cough, sore throat and swollen lymph nodes on the neck. With the childhood diseases measles and rubella, in addition to conjunctivitis, symptoms develop that are typical for the respective disease. Symptoms are red and sticky eyes Conjunctivitis causes a variety of symptoms that can show up in one or both eyes. You should think of conjunctivitis if you have any of the following eye problems: severely reddened eyes increased flow of tears, the eyes water continuously white-yellowish, purulent eye secretion in bacterial conjunctivitis (purulent conjunctivitis); it makes the eyes sticky, especially in the morning after waking up. If viruses are the cause of conjunctivitis, the secreted secretion looks rather water

Pancreatic cancer is what doctors call malignant tumors that form in the pancreas. Pancreatic carcinoma is initially limited to the pancreas, but usually grows quickly and forms metastases (daughter ulcers) early on, which settle in other organs. Pancreatic cancer is  particularly aggressive  and is usually only discovered at an advanced stage: Only ten percent of the affected women and nine percent of the male patients survive the first five years after diagnosis, according to the cancer registry of the Robert Koch Institute. Pancreatic cancer  is relatively rare  ; only three percent of all malignant tumors in adulthood are pancreatic carcinomas. 17,000 people develop it in Germany every year, reports the Robert Koch Foundation. Pancreatic cancer usually only occurs at an advanced age, from the age of 60. On average, men develop it at 70 and women at 75. In individual cases, however, significantly younger people can also be affected. Anatomy and functions of the pancreas Th

A herniated disc occurs when the soft gelatinous core breaks through the outer fibrous ring of an intervertebral disc and flows out into the spinal canal. The typical pain occurs when the gelatinous mass presses on the surrounding nerves and irritates them. If the intervertebral disc bulges, the outer fiber ring is only partially torn. As a result, the cartilage can no longer hold the intervertebral disc in its original shape, it bulges out and protrudes into the spinal canal. There it can press on the nerves and cause pain. However, the gelatinous core does not emerge.  A herniated disc (doctors also refer to it as a herniated disc) most commonly develops in people between the ages of 30 and 50. The disease can also develop at a young age and afflict 18 or 20 year olds.  Obesity   and lack of exercise do not even have to be present, which are the two main risk factors. The spine problems can also be caused by permanent improper stress (for example through sport) or a genetic predi