Klaupfer's disease is a rather successful cinematic move, although it attracted attention not so much to the TV series "Univer" as to the all-powerful global Internet.
Treatment of depression still remains the domain of doctors – neurologists, psychiatrists and psychotherapists all over the world, despite the variety of antidepressants offered by the pharmaceutical industry and the abundance of psychotherapeutic methods and technologies.
Family adaptation as a consequence of the correct functioning of the family, being an integrative phenomenon, reflects the coordinated interactions of spouses at the social, psychological, socio-psychological and biological levels, thus affecting all aspects of life and relationships.
Proper functioning of the family is one of the main conditions of marital adaptation indicators. The aspect of family life in depressive disorders of various genesis in women has great medical and psychological significance.
Peptic ulcer of the stomach and duodenum refers to organic diseases with multifactorial etiopathogenesis, in the occurrence, course and outcome of which, as is assumed, along with hereditary predisposition and the influence of various environmental factors, psychogenic factors play an important role.
Human phobias are a topical subject for discussions, scientific research and medical symposiums of international scale. It is also interesting in the clinical aspect, since the medical world has not yet reached an agreement on the etiology of this disease.
Childhood fears are a fairly common phenomenon, which is considered temporary, passing with age. However, unidentified, hidden and suppressed childhood fear in adulthood can turn into neurosis and even psychosomatic problems.
Human fears are not a new topic, but they are still relevant today. Initially, fear helped humans survive, it was one of the basic instincts, however, it can still help if it is not suppressed, but at least studied.
Symptoms of stress are obvious signs that always accompany the human body's reaction to an unusual, extreme situation that disrupts a person's calm and emotional balance.
In recent years, many populations have seen apparent epidemics of self-harm, sometimes mistaken for suicidal intent. Such behavior includes superficial scratching and cutting, burning the skin with cigarettes or curling irons, tattooing with ballpoint pens, and more.
