
Hair loss: causes, tests and when to see a doctor
Gradual thinning, diffuse shedding and bald patches can have different causes. Examining the scalp helps establish which tests are useful and which treatment makes sense.
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Gradual thinning, diffuse shedding and bald patches can have different causes. Examining the scalp helps establish which tests are useful and which treatment makes sense.
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With no salary, pension or other income, you insure yourself through the Declarația unică. Which documents you need, what you pay in 2026, when cover starts and what you get if you are uninsured.
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Under 90/60 with no symptoms isn't a disease. With dizziness and fainting, it is. The common causes, the steps that actually raise blood pressure within minutes, what doesn't help, and the short checklist for calling 112.
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There is no quick fix that is safe for everyone. Learn how to check a high reading, when to call 112 and why not to take extra captopril or another dose without a personal plan.
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Which readings are genuinely normal in adults, why advancing age does not create a different ‘normal’, and when repeated high blood pressure should be discussed with a doctor.
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The scrisoare medicală is how a specialist tells your family doctor the diagnosis and the plan. Who may issue it, what it must contain, how long it stays valid and what to do when the one you were handed is incomplete.
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The curative national health programmes cover treatment for serious chronic conditions: diabetes, oncology, cardiovascular and endocrine disease, rare diseases. How inclusion actually happens, which documents are involved, and what can be monitored online.
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Diabetes mellitus is one of the most widespread chronic diseases in Romania and one of the most underestimated. With the correct diagnosis, appropriate treatment and regular monitoring, people with diabetes can live full, healthy lives, especially thanks to recent advances such as GLP-1 receptor agonists and SGLT2 inhibitors.
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