In some cases, conjunctivitis can last for months or years. This type of conjunctivitis can be caused by processes in which the eyelid turns outward (ectropion) or inward (entropion), trouble with tear ducts, sensitivity to certain chemicals, exposure to irritants and infection caused by bacteria in particular (typically chlamydia).

Causes

Conjunctivitis can be contracted if the person suffering has been in contact with infected hands or towels. Infections can have a viral origin, since the virus from an infected person spread by air-, or bacterial. The latter is caused by an accumulation of bacteria in the eye that can come from any other infection caused somewhere in the body. It can also be an irritation caused by chemical, wind, dust, smoke or other environmental pollution.

Symptoms

The symptoms of conjunctivitis are recognized immediately because the more eye redness and tearing. There is also burning and the sensation of a foreign body inside the eye. The light sensitivity is another symptom of this condition often need to wear glasses to protect the eye from sunlight or environment. Furthermore, if bacterial infection is a mucous eye discharge yellow or green, mostly during the night, they can glue the tabs.

Prevention

Conjunctivitis can be very contagious, so it is very important to wash hands thoroughly with antiseptic soap and use paper towels. Following these simple measures you should gently clean fluid coming out of the eyes. To lessen the discomfort produced by the burning and itching, compresses should be used warm or cold water. We must also avoid both the makeup and contact lenses. It is necessary to see a specialist because if bacterial infection is the doctor administer a treatment with antibiotic drops or ointment antibacterial.

Treatments

The treatment is different if the stroke is due to blockage of an artery or because of a ruptured vessel in any case, there are steps to follow to improve survival:

* Quickly recognize the signs and symptoms of stroke, noting when they occur first.
* Enable fast emergency services.
* Bus Rapid emergency and pre-notification to the hospital. The best way to reach the hospital is using these services because they will notice forthwith to the hospital emergency department.
* Start the care and evaluation of the patient during transport to hospital.
* Receive diagnosis and prompt treatment at the hospital that is under intensive monitoring.
* At times one must resort to surgery to remove the clot that blocks arteries in the brain.
* When the stroke has stopped, treatment depends on the disabilities that are left to the patient.

Signs and symptoms
Among the main symptoms are:
* Pelvic pain
* Pain or burning when urinating or defecating
* Blood in urine
* Check out secretions from the penis
* Loss of libido, impotence, erection or painful ejaculation
* Chills, fever or temperature increase in the perineal area.

Definition
It is a condition characterized by pain, swelling and inflammation of the prostate gland (prostate) that is located below the bladder, in front of the rectum. The urethra and seminal ducts of man, come together and pass through it. This gland produces a component of semen, fluid in which sperm move through the penis on ejaculation. It occurs most often in men between 20 and 30 years of age and often is a chronic problem.

Causes
The most common cause of this inflammatory disease is a bacterial infection, usually gonorrhea or another sexually transmitted disease. Other agencies are also transmitted sexually and chlamydia can also cause it. Less common is their development as a complication of mumps in young and adult.

In many cases, however, may not be signs of infection. Inflammation in these cases is due to an accumulation of seminal substances in the prostate gland and pipes that pass through it. Another possible cause is a sudden increase or decrease in sexual activity, requiring the gland in an effort to produce or store seminal fluid.