Injectable hydrocortisone is an intramuscular or intravenous steroid anti-inflammatory that is used to reduce symptoms of pain, swelling, redness and heat caused by allergies, rheumatism or respiratory diseases, for example. Injectable hydrocortisone can not be purchased in conventional pharmacies, and can only be used by healthcare professionals in hospitals

Mucus is a substance that helps stool move through the intestines, but is usually produced in low amounts, just enough to lubricate the intestine and be mixed in the stool, not easily observable with the naked eye in the vessel. Thus, when an excess of mucus in the stool can be observed, it usually indicates the presence of an infection or other alteration in the intestines, such as intestinal ulcer or irritable bowel syndrome, for example, it is important to consult a gastroenterologist to make a complete evaluation and identify if there is any problem that needs to be addressed

Beriberi is a disease that can cause symptoms throughout the body such as muscle cramps, double vision and mental confusion, being caused by the lack of vitamin B1 in the body, also known as thiamine, which is responsible for the metabolism of carbohydrates in the body and production power. This disease occurs mainly due to overconsumption of alcohol or simple carbohydrates, such as cassava, rice and refined wheat flour, so it can also occur in people who are overweight or obese

Calcium Protein is a food supplement that has Soy Protein as its active ingredient. This food supplement in addition to providing the protein necessary for the body, contains in its formula vitamins and minerals that help increase lean mass, strengthen the immune system and prevent diseases caused by viruses and bacteria

The gastric balloon, also known as an intra-bariatric balloon or endoscopic treatment of obesity, is a technique that involves placing a balloon inside the stomach to occupy some of the space and lead the person to eat less, facilitating weight loss. To place the balloon, an endoscopy is usually done where the balloon is placed in the stomach and then filled with saline solution

Varicocele is a dilation of the veins of the testicles that causes blood accumulation, pain and the onset of swelling at the site. Usually, it is more frequent in the left testicle, but it can appear on either side, and may even affect both testicles at the same time, being known as bilateral varicocele

Cefixime is a medicine known commercially as Cefnax. This medication is an oral antibacterial that has very slow absorption but is effective in mild infections of tonsillitis and bronchitis. Indications of Cefixime Tonsillitis; bronchitis; pharyngitis; uncomplicated urethral gonorrhea; uncomplicated endocervical gonorrhea; urinary infection; otitis media

Tumescent liposuction, also called a hydrolipo, is a plastic surgery indicated to remove the localized fat, which is performed with local anesthesia, with the person awake throughout the procedure. This plastic surgery is indicated when it is necessary to reshape the body contour and not to treat obesity and can be used in all areas of the body that have localized fat

Compulsive accumulators are individuals, mainly elderly or patients with anxiety disorder, who suffer from a psychological disorder that causes the desire to accumulate objects, or animals, in excess and without need. Usually accumulated objects are random and found in the trash, but the patient sees them as may be needed in the future or may have high monetary value

Although the chances are low, it is possible to get pregnant only after unprotected intercourse, especially if the man ejaculates inside the vagina. However, pregnancy can also happen when there is only contact with the lubricating fluids released prior to ejaculation. For this reason, and although it is rarer, it is still possible to conceive without penetration, as long as the man's fluids come into direct contact with the vagina

Anembryonic pregnancy occurs when the fertilized egg implants in the woman's uterus, but does not develop an embryo, generating an empty gestational sac. It is considered one of the leading causes of miscarriage during the first trimester, but it is not a common occurrence. In this type of pregnancy, the body continues to act as if the woman were pregnant and therefore, if a pregnancy test is done during the first weeks, a positive result can be obtained because the placenta is developing and producing the hormones necessary for gestation, and it is even possible to have some symptoms like

The APGAR scale, also known as the APGAR index, is a test done on the newborn soon after birth that assesses your overall condition and vitality, helping to identify if any type of extra medical care or treatment is needed after birth . This assessment is done within the first minute of birth and is repeated 5 days after delivery, taking into account baby's characteristics such as activity, heart rate, color, respiration, and natural reflexes