ILLNESS of HUMAN
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Friday, 12 Mar 2010
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The most rare disease is an illness a hen or as it still name dared illness, suffer only in tribe For in east part of New Guinea. This disease has an absolute mortality. One of the versions explaining the reason of occurrence of illness, it is possible to name the specific form of a cannibalism - eating of a human brain.
ANOMALIES OF PATRIMONIAL ACTIVITY

Anomalies of patrimonial activity. To their basic kinds carry delicacy of patrimonial activity, excessively strong patrimonial activity.

Delicacy of patrimonial activity is characterized by a failure of force and duration of reductions of a myometrium, augmentation of pauses between fights. Distinguish primary and secondary patrimonial delicacy. Primary delicacy arises in the beginning of a childbed and can, proceed both in II, and in III period of sorts. Secondary delicacy develops on a background of normal fights in I or II period of sorts. The reasons of primary delicacy of patrimonial activity: an overstrain of function of the central nervous system, an endocrinopathy, preceded frustration of a menstrual cycle, an infantilism, disturbances of a metabolism, developmental anomalies of a uterus, inflammatory processes in genitals, a strong stretching of a uterus (a hydramnion, a multiple pregnancy, a large fetus), advanced age travailling. Development of primary delicacy of fights is promoted by an antenatal pouring out of amniotic waters. The reasons of secondary patrimonial delicacy, besides specified above, - fatigue of the parturient woman in sorts, clinically narrow basin, cross-section position of a fetus, a fetal presentation, a rigidity of passage of a uterus, unsystematic purpose of the preparations stimulating labors. Delicacy of patrimonial activity is expressed in a shorting of fights (or attempts) and augmentation of pauses between them. It leads to fixing current of sorts, a hypoxia of a fetus, development of an ascending infection, a bleeding in postnatal and early postnatal the periods and to rising of frequency of postnatal diseases.

The diagnosis put on the basis of dynamic observation over character of patrimonial activity - weak, short fights, long pauses between them, the slowed down disclosing of passage of a uterus (define at. A vaginal examonation), slow forward promotion of a presenting part of a fetus. From additional methods of research use a cardiography, an external hysterography.

Excessive patrimonial activity is caused by a hypertonus of a uterus and clinically expressed by very frequent fights with the truncated intervals between them. Labors come to an end quickly (promptly), thus there is a frustration of a uteroplacental circulation and a hypoxia of a fetus. The child often is born with the phenomena of an intracranial birth trauma.

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