Acne: sources and notes

Author: Charles Brumauld. Expert Consultant: Professor Olivier Meyer, Head of the Rheumatology Department at Bichat Hospital (Paris). Sources: - The articular chondrocalcinosis, The letter of the Observatory of the Movement, N. 45, p.9, 2012 - Pierre-André Guerne, Chondrocalcinosis and calcium pyrophosphate crystal deposition arthropathies, Rev Med Switzerland 2010; 6: 555-561, 2010.

You can have diabetes, that is, too much blood sugar, without any symptoms. This is why this disease is at risk, because complications related to hyperglycemia can occur without being alerted by symptoms. However, some signs may occur, such as: slimming, a sensation of repeated thirst, a frequent urge to go to urinate

In presbyopia, it is the lens, the ciliary muscles, the elastic fibers ... that are involved. the lens is a lens that is inside the eye, behind the cornea (transparent tissue that covers the eye at the level of the iris and the pupil). This lens is like the autofocus of a camera, it is automatically deformed thanks to tiny muscles (ciliary) which, by contracting, shoot on and flatten it, while relaxing relax it: thus, what we look is clear, accommodation is permanent

- Synthesis, Indications of specific IgE assay in the diagnosis and monitoring of allergic diseases, HAS, 2008. - Denis Comte, et al., Allergy to Hymenoptera venoms: new diagnostics and management, Rev Med Switzerland 2011.