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Nephrolithiasis: everything you need to know about kidney stones at a glance
Kidney stones are a common health problem, affecting up to 10 per cent of the population over the course of a lifetime. If kidney stones migrate into the ureter, they can cause severe colicky pain. If they do not pass spontaneously via the bladder, treatment by a urologist may be necessary. The development of kidney stones is favoured by various factors. In addition to dietary habits and insufficient fluid intake, metabolic disorders can also be the cause in some patients. If kidney stones occur repeatedly or at a young age, further clarification by a nephrologist in a specialised consultation is usually advisable. In this way, possible metabolic disorders can be recognised and treated in a targeted manner in order to reduce the risk of stones forming again.
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Measles in children: Interview with Dr Christine Stettner, MD
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), measles has been considered "eliminated" in Switzerland since 2019. Nevertheless, there are still isolated cases and small outbreaks. What does this mean for parents and how can they protect their children? In this blog post, which we wrote together with Dr Christine Stettner, senior paediatrician, you will find all the important information on symptoms, progression, causes and other relevant aspects.
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Natural help for hay fever
In spring and summer, a large number of people suffer from hay fever, an allergic reaction to pollen. In Switzerland, around 20 per cent of the population are affected by a pollen allergy. While many resort to conventional medication, more and more sufferers are looking for natural and complementary therapies to alleviate their symptoms. We asked our head physician, Dr Teelke Beck, which complementary treatment approaches can bring relief.
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