Thyroid nodules are one of the most frequent pathologies in endocrinology. Their discovery scares many people, because the first association is often a malignant tumor. In fact, 90-95% of thyroid nodules are benign and do not pose a threat to life.
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Sun, Sunlight, and Endocrine Health
With the arrival of summer, skin tinting with dew becomes relevant. For many, tanned skin is a symbol of health, beauty and relaxation. But is it really so? What happens in the skin during tanning, what effect does the sun have on the endocrine system, is there a safe tan and what is currently proven by science? What a sun tan is actually a protective reaction of the skin to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
Updated name: Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome – instead of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
A condition known as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is estimated to affect 1 in 8 women. The total number of distributions worldwide reaches 170 million. Members of the medical community have long pointed to the need for a name change (NIH recommendation in 2012), due to the shortcomings that the name "Police Ovary Syndrome" encompasses and the potential detrimental impact that incorrect nomenclature can have on disease management and outcomes.
The impact of fasting on overall health and diabetes management
In Orthodox Christianity, there are four great fasting periods during the year, to which are added Mondays and Fridays every week (with the exception of only a few weeks when these days are also open). In total, fasting Christians fast about 180-200 days a year. The main principle of Orthodox fasting is abstinence.
How does laser hair removal affect endocrine organs and hormones?
Today, laser procedures are widely used in cosmetic dermatology and not only. Hair removal, skin rejuvenation, tattoo removal - these procedures are the most demanded of them. The endocrinologist is often asked whether this method is safe and possible to use in various diseases of the endocrine organs, such as, for example, nodular gout, autoimmune thyroiditis, and others.
How to deal with hormonal imbalance after the holidays
For most people, the festive period is associated with pleasant emotions, family gatherings and relaxation. However, for the body, these days are often a period of stress, regime disruption and hormonal imbalance. That is why after the New Year, many people feel tired and lethargic, gain weight or have an increased need for sweets.
The importance of controlling ketones in diabetes
Ketone testing plays an important role in the management of diabetes, especially type 1, because an abnormal increase in their number is so damaging to the body that it can even be life-threatening..
METFORMIN - ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
Metformin is a medication that affects glucose metabolism and is widely used in the management of type 2 diabetes. It may also be prescribed for insulin resistance syndrome, polycystic ovary syndrome, prediabetes..
Definition of ultrasound terms in thyroid research
Ultrasonography – also known as ultrasound – is a simple, safe, and painless procedure that helps visualize organs and assess their structural makeup.
Diabetes and favourite sweets
How compatible can diabetes and sweets be? Does a diabetes diagnosis mean that we will never be able to enjoy a slice of our favorite cake without feeling guilty?
DIABETES MEAL PLANNING
Nutrition is a central component in managing diabetes. A good eating regimen should be tailored to a person's goals, tastes, lifestyle, and medications they are taking.There are various recommendations regarding a diabetic diet. A general scheme may be as follows:
HOW TO USE GLUCOMETER
A glucometer is a small device that measures blood sugar levels. It is designed for patients with diabetes to enable them to continuously monitor their blood sugar levels outside of the clinic..