Category: H

An excessive amount of magnesium in the bloodstream, known as hypermagnesemia, indicates an abnormal concentration.  

A severe infection characterized by the rapid multiplication and dissemination of threadworm larvae throughout the body is referred to as disseminated strongyloidiasis. This condition is commonly observed in conjunction with immune system impairment, the administration of steroid medications, or malnourishment.  

A parasitic infestation resulting from the existence of tapeworms belonging to the Hymenolepis genus, such as the dwarf tapeworm (Hymenolepis nana) or the rodent tapeworm (Hymenolepis diminuta).  

In the realm of immunology, a process known as fusion takes place, whereby the framework region of one or more human immunoglobulins is combined with the binding region of an animal immunoglobulin. This intricate procedure is conducted with the aim of mitigating the potential adverse reactions that may arise in humans when exposed to the…

Emerging in the 1960s, there arose a noteworthy shift within the field of psychotherapy known as a movement. This movement placed great emphasis on the optimization of individual capacities for growth and self-realization. It employed various methodologies, including group therapy and sensitivity training, as effective means to facilitate personal development and unlock the untapped potential…

The classification of HIV has undergone advancements resulting in the identification of various groups, facilitating further differentiation. Notably, distinct lineages have been designated as groups M, N, O, and P. Among these, group M, commonly referred to as the pandemic strain, encompasses the majority of HIV strains. Within group M, viruses are further categorized into…

The utilization of hormone medications to impede the menstrual cycle and alleviate the manifestations of endometriosis.  

Trager practitioners experience a state of seamless communion with a life-enriching energy. Prior to engaging with their clients, they immerse themselves in a state of connection to better attune to their unique requirements. Trager himself eloquently portrayed this connection as a contemplative journey of harmonizing with the vital force that envelops all sentient beings.  

Extended-term parenteral nutrition, delivered via a central venous catheter and dispensed within the comfort of the patient’s own dwelling.  

An antigen or protein marker found on cells that could potentially signify the presence of ankylosing spondylitis, a chronic inflammatory condition primarily affecting the spine.