ine the experience of a chronic condition with a desire to help others. For which pathologies? Expert patients work with people who have the same chronic disease as they do. This may include cancer, particularly Breast cancer which is most common in women, diabetes or mental illnesses such as ...
A day of mobilization World Diabetes Day is a global diabetes awareness campaign organized every November 14 by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF). This day, supported by the World Health Organization (WHO), was launched in 1991 in response to the steadily increasing number of diabetics w ...
moral well-being. For all these reasons, a spa treatment is therefore a very beneficial interlude in case of long Covid, which is now considered a chronic disease. Moreover, it should be noted that some curists were already going to the thermal baths of Molitg-les-Bains to facilitate their con ...
sts of prescribing rehabilitation to treat various symptoms. No global treatment exists to date, although research is ongoing. 5- Is long Covid recognized as a chronic disease? Long Covid is a disease recognized by the WHO since August 2020. In France, this condition has been recognized by the High ...
oner or a podiatrist to check that this uncomfortable sensation is not the symptom of an underlying condition such as hypothyroidism, diabetes, or Raynaud's disease (a chronic disease that affects blood circulation in the extremities). ...
st prevention and the best "medicine" against many diseases. Scientific studies confirm that regular physical activity reduces the risk of developing a chronic disease (heart attack, stroke, Alzheimer's, cancer...) by 20 to 30%. Sport is also one of the best remedies against stress and depression. ...
teacher. Enrolling in a class is essential because repeated poor postures could worsen the symptoms of osteoarthritis. Faced with this debilitating chronic disease, turning to dance therapy may seem surprising. But in reality, people with knee or hip osteoarthritis need to move regularly. Sedentar ...
