EARACHE

Earaches are unpleasant sensations that occur in one or both ears. More information .

EARWAX

Earwax is produced in the part of the ear that goes from the the external part of the ear to the ear drum ( ear canal). Earwax is necessary, however, excessive accumulations of earwax ( wax earplugs) can produce hearing loss or other unpleasant symptoms such as buzzing, ringing, etc. More information .

ECZEMA

Eczema is a non-contagious condition of the skin characterized by pustules, crusts, etc. Under this condition the skin generally appears dry and red , but there are cases where eczema occurs in the presence of liquids. Usually, it erupts at the elbow, behind the knees, hands or feet. More information.

EMBOLISM

An embolism is a vascular accident caused by one or more emboli. An embolus is a blood clot that breaks loose from the wall of a blood vessel and travels with the blood to another place. It may be stuck somewhere inside a blood vessel, causing a blood blockage that can have serious consequences. More information.

ENDOMETRIOSIS

Endometriosis is a disorder characterized by the growth of endometrial tissue (tissue that lines the inside of the uterus) in areas outside of the lining of the uterus (endometrium). More information.

ENURESIS

Enuresis or bed-wetting is a condition caused by lack of bladder control that causes the children or girls in bed to urinate involuntarily , especially at night. Medically speaking, a child over 5 or 6 years old is considered to have a disorder of enuresis whe he/she wets the bed at least three times a month. Boys tend to suffer from enuresis more than girls. More information.

EYE DISEASES

Our eyes are very delicate organs that require constant care to keep them in good health. The main causes that determine eye diseases are More information.

EYE FLOATERS (MYODESOPSIA)

Seeing floaters is an eye disorder in which people who suffer it see spots, stains, cobwebs or irregular shapes floating in front of their eyes . They are perceived as dark color spots that change their situation as affected people move their eyes , such as if they were flies that were flying in front of their sight . More information.

EXCESIVE HEAT

Excessive heat may pose a risk to the health of the elderly and to other people with personal problems. Heat sensation is related to humidity. When humidity is very high , thermal sensation is perceived higher than when humidity is low. More information.

EYE STRAIN ( TIRED EYES)

Having tired eyes is a very common symptom of eye strain or astenopia in the eyes of many people of modern society. It is generally a response to life doings which excessively force the organ of vision. Most of eye diseases can also cause it to some extent. More information.

FACE SPOTS

Spots on the face ( melasma or chloasma) are changes in the skin color of the face. Usually brown coffee, they appear on the face, generally on both sides of it, so that, in many cases, they make the affected person to look like he or she was wearing a mask. More information .

FATTY LIVER

Fatty liver or hepatic steatosis is a metabolic disease characterized by excessive accumulation of fat in the liver. It is a disease that affects more women than men. More information .

FEMALE INFERTILITY

Female infertility is the inability of women to produce offspring, after a period of 12 months of sex, without having used any contraceptive method. More information.

FEVER

Fever is a situation in which body temperature is higher than 37.8º C , when measured at any point outside the body, and over 38º C when measured via rectum.

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FIBROMYALGIA

Fibromyalgia is a syndrome that particularly affects the musculoskeletal system and involves both severe pain in joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons, especially the joints of the arms, legs and neck, but has many secondary events that may affect other body systems or organs. More information.

FLATULENCE

Flatulence, flatus, meteorism or intestinal gas bloating is produced by an excess of intestinal gases accumulated in the digestive system. More information.

FLU / INFLUENZA

Influenza or flu is a respiratory disease caused by a virus. More information.

FOOD POISONING

Food poisoning or food infection is a poisoning caused by chemicals, pathogenic microorganisms or parasites that are carried in food or toxins that certain animals or plants develop. . More information.

FROSTBITE

Frostbites are skin lesions produced by cold. These injuries are caused by the formation of crystals in the skin or the tissues below it . More information.