Hypotrophy is a chronic nutritional disorder associated with underweight, growth retardation and psychological development. In severe cases, there is a decrease in protective resources, poor resistance to infections and dysregulation of important physiological functions.
Enuresis is a complex set of different symptoms that lead to urinary incontinence. Involuntary urination often occurs during sleep, but while awake, such episodes can also occur.
Spasmophilia is a complex childhood disorder of the nervous system that manifests itself in young toddlers and is characterized by increased neuromuscular excitability, convulsions against the background of a lack of calcium, phosphorus and other substances in the body and an overabundance vitamin D. Medical statistics show that boys have this disease more often than girls.
Kawasaki syndrome (mucocutaneous lymphatic syndrome) is an immune complex disease in which the arteries become inflamed. The disease most often occurs in children under the age of 5 years, less often in people 20-30 years old. It is characterized by pain in the region of the heart, redness of the skin, fever, staining of the sclera in red, conjunctivitis. The disease can be treated exclusively in a hospital setting and under the supervision of a doctor.
Rickets is a disease of the bones and the central nervous system associated with metabolic disorders, lack of phosphorus and vitamin D in the body, which leads to softening of the bones. Rickets in infants, the symptoms of which are most common in infants and children under three years of age, are often referred to as "fast growing children syndrome." In adults, the disease develops extremely rarely.
