Causes and Risk Factors for Bladder Cancer The biggest cause of bladder cancer is smoking. This type of cancer is more common in people who have to work with chemicals and in men, but in recent years, the incidence in women has been increasing. Especially when blood is seen in painless urine, the suspicion of bladder cancer increases. How is Bladder Cancer Diagnosed? With the complaint of bleeding, which is one of the symptoms of bladder cancer [...]
What is Prostate Cancer? Prostate cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the small gland under the bladder in men called the prostate. The cancer is caused by the uncontrolled growth of prostate cells and can spread to other parts of the body if left untreated. Prostate cancer is common in men and usually occurs in older age. Women cannot develop prostate cancer because they do not have a prostate gland. Prostate Cancer Symptoms Prostate cancer [...]
What is urinary system stone surgery and why is it performed? Urinary system stone surgery is the surgical removal of stones formed in the kidney, ureter and bladder. It is applied to prevent pain, urinary tract obstruction, infection and kidney damage caused by stones. Surgical intervention is performed with different techniques according to the size and location of the stones and the patient's health status. What are the Types of Urinary System Stone Surgery? [...]
What is Tonsil Surgery? Tonsil surgery aims to surgically remove the tonsils in problems such as recurrent or chronic tonsillitis. Tonsils are part of the immune system and play an important role in fighting infections; however, surgical intervention may be necessary in case of frequent infections. Tonsil surgery can be performed in children and adults. In Which Cases Is Tonsil Surgery Performed? Tonsil surgery is performed for recurrent infections that recur several times a year [...].
What is Closed Rhinoplasty? Why is it preferred? Closed rhinoplasty is a surgical technique used in rhinoplasty, in which the nasal structure is reshaped with hidden incisions made through the nose. In this method, no external incision is made, so aesthetic or functional problems are corrected without leaving visible scars. Closed rhinoplasty, which is generally preferred for smaller changes or nasal tip corrections, has a fast healing process and minimal [...].
What is Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty) and Why Is It Performed? Rhinoplasty, medically known as rhinoplasty, is a surgery performed to correct the appearance of the nose or to solve breathing problems. Rhinoplasty procedures for aesthetic purposes aim to harmonise the shape and size of the nose with facial contours, while functional rhinoplasty is aimed at eliminating anatomical problems that cause nasal obstruction such as deviated septum. In Which Cases Rhinoplasty [...]
What Causes Snoring? Snoring can occur in two main types: Obstructive Sleep Apnoea: Breathing stops due to closure of the upper airway during sleep. Symptoms include a feeling of suffocation, frequent awakenings and daytime fatigue.Central Sleep Apnoea: It is the cessation of both respiratory effort and airflow. This type of apnoea is more rare and is usually caused by neurological disorders. Snoring Treatment Methods [...]
What is Hearing Loss? Hearing is a complex process that detects environmental sounds, converts them into nerve signals and transmits them to the brain. Hearing loss occurs as a result of impairments in the hearing mechanism and manifests itself as a decrease or loss of sensitivity to sound frequencies. Hearing loss can affect an individual's daily life, make communication skills difficult and lead to social isolation. Types of Hearing Loss [...]
What is Type 1 Diabetes and What Causes It? Type 1 diabetes is a common chronic disease, especially in childhood. It is seen in 7 out of every 10,000 children in Turkey. Although the exact cause is unknown, genetic predisposition and some viral infections are thought to be triggering. The increase in type 1 diabetes cases, especially during the COVID-19 period, supports this theory. Lifelong management of type 1 diabetes [...]
What is croup and why does it occur? Croup is usually caused by a viral infection that affects the respiratory tract. It causes swelling and narrowing of the larynx and windpipe, which leads to wheezing and coughing in children. The most common cause is the parainfluenza virus, but genetic predisposition and environmental factors such as cold and dry air can also increase the risk of croup. Especially in children, respiratory [...]