7 Dangerous summer flu can cause diabetes!

I warn physicians of a burgeoning summer flu. It is caused mainly by 6-7 enteroviruses that assail us now. Enteroviruses are developed in the intestine. When young they attack the beta cells of the pancreas, which produce insulin, and thus trigger diabetes, but this is relatively rare. In adults, however, they can strike the heart, causing myocarditis, cause aseptic meningitis, which are treatable, and pain in intercostal space.  In most cases, summer flu viruses  is rampant now, we bring fever, sore throat, chills, rash, nausea, stomach pain and permanently reside in the toilet. The disease goes away for about a week. Summer...

1 Stomach flu remedies, causes, symptoms, diagnose, prevention.

This is an inflammation of the stomach and intestine, which could be caused by various reasons. A major symptom of the disease is diarrhea, but it may also be accompanied by nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. Severity of the condition varies from mild to severe and even life-threatening. The right approach requires a detailed history collected that can identify not only the cause of diarrhea, but the risks of complications. Importance is the specification of the type of food that is consumed before the appearance of diarrhea, number of stools and their consistency, presence of impurities such as blood, mucus or pus accompanying symptoms such...

1 Flu symptoms 2013: Stalking summer flu. Beware!

Get sick from the flu in the middle of summer when you thought about the sea ... this is what can be called a disaster. This scenario, however, is entirely possible, especially if you spend a lot of time on the air conditioning. Constant changes in temperature can also help you cut down from summer flu. Quite suddenly begin to feel uncomfortable, raise temperature, not delayed and vomiting. Follow at least three days in which you feel "disassembled" and "keep the bed." So goes the summer flu that started struggling people in the rest of the season. According to the observations of GPs summer flu stays more firmly into our daily lives. This is...