A general stool analysis (coprogram) is one of the basic laboratory tests. It is prescribed to assess the functioning of the digestive system and diagnose related pathologies. Sometimes, there is confusion about the correct term for the stool test, whether it is a “general” analysis or a “coprogram.” Both terms are correct; the former is … Read more
Vascular stars on the face, flushing of the cheeks, inflammation, and pustules are just a brief list of symptoms of a condition with the sophisticated name “rosacea.” What is “Rosacea”? Rosacea is a persistent expansion of blood vessels on the face. Initially, it is subtle and temporary, but over time it becomes a constant redness … Read more
Pain in the lower abdomen in children is a common occurrence that can be caused by simple overeating or an unhealthy diet, as well as by more serious diseases. Identifying the correct cause requires taking into account accompanying symptoms, and laboratory or instrumental diagnostics may be needed. Causes and Symptoms Pain in the lower abdomen … Read more
A general blood test, also known as a clinical blood test, shows various health indicators based on its results. These results can suggest certain diseases, conditions, or disorders in the body. Only a doctor can fully interpret the results. The blood sample can be taken either from a finger or from a vein, with the … Read more
In such cases, we indeed recommend a comprehensive approach. Firstly, hormonal testing. The main issue is often a progesterone deficiency when there are skin rashes. However, this is rarely the primary cause; it usually occurs against the backdrop of something else, such as thyroid problems, high prolactin levels, polycystic ovary syndrome, hyperandrogenism, or other conditions. … Read more