Every year, the number of people suffering from various types of allergies increases, and the list of allergenic substances becomes longer and longer. Many sufferers have symptoms all year round, depending on what they are allergic to.

They act as the body's filter. They clean the blood, remove unnecessary products of metabolism, some drugs and toxins, and secrete hormones. They regulate blood pressure and water and electrolyte balance of the body. When their functioning is disturbed, the situation becomes dangerous.

In Poland, too few women go to a doctor in the first, most significant stage of cancer. The experience of many Western countries, which have succeeded in reducing the mortality rate from breast, cervical and ovarian cancer, shows that the most effective form of combating these diseases is screening.

Vitamins are essential compounds for the proper functioning of the body. Their deficiency leads to many diseases, from anaemia, general tiredness, skin changes, to disorders of the cardiovascular system or blindness.

If you are pregnant and have not had your teeth treated in time, do not delay. Healthy teeth and gums are important not only for you but also for your baby. Bacteria spread with the blood throughout the body and through the placenta reach the foetus.

If you notice that your child tires more quickly than his peers, gains little weight, sweats excessively or has even lost consciousness for a moment, it is necessary to consult a doctor. It could be a heart defect.

An autoimmune disease characterised by disorders of intestinal digestion and absorption associated with intolerance to gluten contained in cereals - this is a one-sentence definition of coeliac disease, also known as celiac disease.

Some call it an economic class disease because it often occurs in people who spend many hours in one position, such as at a desk or computer.

The CM Luxmed already has an immunology clinic. The opening of the new clinic is a response to the expectations of patients after organ transplants, as well as those with autoimmune diseases...

Who wouldn't want to boast a dazzling smile? More and more people undergo teeth whitening treatments. Modern systems make it possible to achieve perfect whiteness effects after just a few dozen minutes.

A trickle running down the back, often in casual clothes, drops on the forehead, hands and feet still wet. For many young people this situation is very embarrassing and makes life difficult.

An incorrect bite is not only a cosmetic problem, but also a health one. Early orthodontic intervention can eliminate some malocclusions.

Asthma can affect anyone of any age, but it is particularly common in children. When parents hear this diagnosis from their doctor, they are usually horrified. Fortunately, if detected early, asthma can be treated effectively and managed to minimise symptoms and allow the patient to function normally.

USG examination is a popular, appreciated and widely used method of assessing normal and pathologically changed organs. USG examination in children is most often associated with hip examination.

They grow up perfectly white, but over the years they increasingly lose their shine. They become yellow and grey and cleaning them at home with toothpastes and special preparations does not bring any special results. You don't have to get used to it. Dentistry has now made it possible for you to smile without embarrassment.

Every second person in their 50s has arthritic joints, and up to 70 per cent of people in their 60s do. The condition is painful and makes everyday life difficult. The disease is the most common cause of disability in people over 65.

Peptic ulcer is one of the most common organic pathologies of the gastrointestinal tract, affecting 5-10% of adults, and therefore constitutes an important medical and social problem. In the course of peptic ulcer disease complications may occur, sometimes even life threatening: gastrointestinal bleeding or haemorrhage, perforation, pyloric stenosis. Untreated ulceration may lead to inflammation and then transform into a neoplastic process.

They talk little about their affairs, are nervous, irritable, have learning difficulties, sometimes complain of headaches, have no appetite. Because the symptoms do not interfere with the child's functioning, they are often underestimated and childhood depression often remains undiagnosed.

The liver, the largest organ in the human body, is one of the most important parts of the digestive system. It is the centre of countless biochemical transformations, the most important of which are: metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, ability to store microelements and vitamins. The liver is involved in the processes of neutralising toxic substances. It is here that the natural purification of harmful products of metabolism takes place.

It is the most common metabolic disorder that complicates pregnancy. It can cause complications during childbirth and lead to malformations in the child. It occurs in women who are previously healthy and usually do not expect to be at risk.