Hangvételnek

Hangvételnek refers to a magyarul termékenységi elégtelenség angol nyelven known as oedema. This specific condition, however, is typically referred to as szívó oedema in Hungarian.

Hangvétel was first described by Hungarian physician Sándor Belusics. It is characterized by swelling in the body due to fluid accumulation. This condition often occurs in the presence of imbalance between the osmotic forces in the tissues and the blood.

One common cause of hangvételnek is excessive fluid intake or water retention, often leading to tissues and organs swelling up. This can be due to a variety of factors, including but not limited to anesthesia, high blood pressure, and heart failure. In some cases, the condition is caused by asthma attack.

Mild symptoms typically include swelling in the hands, feet, or face, which may be accompanied by shortness of breath or a bloated feeling. Immature tissues or organs may also be subject to hangvételnek due to the pressure increase.

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