Insulinoma and frequency therapy

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Conventional medical aspects of insulinoma, typical symptoms and complementary frequency information An insulinoma is a rare tumor of the pancreas that produces excessive amounts of insulin. Insulin is the hormone that lowers blood sugar levels. This is precisely the special feature of this clinical picture: the excessive release of insulin can cause a sharp drop in blood sugar. ThisContinue reading

Intestinal polyps and frequency therapy

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Intestinal polyps and frequency therapy from a conventional medical perspective Intestinal polyps are benign tissue changes that originate from the mucous membrane of the large intestine and protrude into the intestinal lumen. They can occur singly or multiple times and differ significantly in shape. Some sit broad-based on the mucous membrane, others are stalked and protrude like small protrusions into the intestinal lumen.Continue reading

Gastrinoma and frequency therapy

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Conventional medical aspects of gastrinoma, typical symptoms and complementary frequency information A gastrinoma is a hormone-active tumor that can occur primarily in the pancreas or in its immediate vicinity. It is characterized by the increased production of the hormone gastrin. This hormone stimulates the stomach to increase the production of gastric acid and digestive enzymes.Continue reading

Stomach cancer and frequency therapy

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Conventional medical principles, course, symptoms and complementary frequency information Stomach cancer is one of the most significant tumor diseases of the digestive system worldwide. In conventional medicine, most cases are adenocarcinomas of the stomach. There are also other, much rarer tumor forms such as lymphomas, sarcomas, carcinoids or tumors from the connective and endocrine tissue.Continue reading

Double Parathyroid Adenoma

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Conventional medical principles, symptoms and complementary frequency information Double parathyroid adenoma: What lies behind it Double parathyroid adenoma refers to the simultaneous occurrence of two benign adenomas of the parathyroid glands. This change can lead to primary hyperparathyroidism. In this case, parathyroid hormone is secreted in excessive quantities, although the body does not need this increased hormone production.Continue reading

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Bunyaviruses form a large and medically important virus family. According to the literature, this family comprises more than 200 species, making it one of the largest virus groups. Many representatives are considered to be important emergent pathogens because they occur in different regions of the world, sometimes suddenly in large numbers.Continue reading

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Symptoms, course and frequency information Colorado tick fever is a viral infection caused by a coltivirus that can be transmitted to humans via ticks. In the literature, the disease is usually described as rather mild, with a comparatively favorable prognosis and only rarely severe courses. Despite the predominantly benign courseContinue reading