Primary headaches have no organic cause and are classified on the basis of clinical signs, whereas the causal classification of unexplained mechanisms of formation and the lack of objective diagnostic tests are not possible. Classification of secondary headaches is based on the reasons for their formation. The most common primary headaches are migraine and headache Tension-type. When a migraine headache is due to the malfunctioning of the various vectors of nerve impulses in the central nervous
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Constipation is a common cause of visits to the doctor, a specialist pediatrician, as one in three children in view of constipation to a specialist pediatrician-gastroenterology. In younger children is more common than constipation in the elderly. Cause is usually not difficult to resolve and often sufficient for advice on the proper diet. In some cases, constipation may be very persistent, leading to the formation of a malfunctioning bowel. If the closure was due to developmental abnormalities
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A few decades ago we read that the anxiety state in humans the most common mental disorder, depression and disorder, which is' the brunt of the client. “Today, it seems that in the print and electronic media for all stress the depression and some predict that it would be the most prevalent mental disorder 21st century.

You may not bring anxiety to severe discomfort and depression however, the consequences are serious for the individual and for society. The fears of the unknown, before speak
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Are you concerned because you have recently noticed that you lose hair and is very interested in what are the causes of female hair loss. There are many causes, each of which may be responsible for you losing your hair.

Anyone at any age can begin to lose their hair. Some of the causes are stress, anxiety, vitamins and mineral deficiencies, hormonal fluctuations, progress of the disease, familial tendencies smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.
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Rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory disease of connective tissue that causes pain, swelling, stiffness and loss of joint function, and sometimes affects other non-joint structure. In addition to these physical problems, often accompanied by fatigue, frustration, depression and fear of people with the disease. This complex issue requires teamwork of many medical experts and psychologists and social workers. In this essay will introduce the issue of rheumatoid arthritis with emphasis on physio
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