Posts Tagged ‘symptom’

Behavioral Therapy Helps Women Cope with Menopause Symptoms

Behavioral Therapy Helps Women Cope with Menopause Symptoms
British scientists say that just a few sessions of behavioral therapy can help women who reached menopause relieve unpleasant symptoms. Full story

Symptoms of Hidden Stress

Symptoms of Hidden Stress
An Italian psychological portal Psiche published the main signs of a depressed stress. Experts stress that with the modern pace of life, a person often does not know that his body has long been in a stressful condition. Full story

10 Breakup Signs

10 Breakup Signs
Italian psychologists have classified the signs of a future divorce. An article was devoted to this in Psico. Here are the notorious ten factors that threaten an imminent parting of couples: Full story

How to Distinguish Flu from the Common Cold?

How to Distinguish Flu from the Common Cold?
In winter/fall season we catch the common cold more often than usually. A cold season is a period of flare-up of chronic diseases and flue epidemics. That’s why the great risk to catch virus emerges – for instance, in public transport, at college or at work. Flu and cold are the most frequent “guests” in our body in winter and autumn. And each requires a special treatment. Can we distinguish flu from ARD ourselves or only doctor can do this? Full story

How to Make Life with Allergies Easier?

How to Make Life with Allergies Easier?
As the warm season arrives many people face some allergy challenges. Dust is one of the widely spread allergens. Symptoms of allergic reaction to dust are similar to that of the common cold and include swelling of nasal mucous, red eyes, enanthesis. How do we make the allergy period pass easier? There is a way to do this. Full story

Anorexia

Anorexia
Eating disorders those days grow to extend of a real epidemic, especially among young females trying to imitate their celebrity idols. Anorexia nervosa is a severe complex disease that very few people know of, unfortunately. There is no one to blame for anorexia. When someone has the disease by no means it is because the person was poorly brought up by parents. Cultural, genetic, and personality factors closely interact with life situations and can create a favourable environment for the development of psychological eating disorders. Full story
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