Oral Pathology Is Important to Our Health

November 13th, 2011 by blinks No comments »

Oral pathology is a special field of dental medicine that deals with diseases that affect the oral region of the body. It enables medical experts to accurately tell the causes, development process, and the effects of illnesses that can affect the mouth and oral cavity. And the most important contribution of oral pathologists is telling us how to avoid getting these types of diseases and finding a treatment when we already have them.

Oral pathology is very important to our health for various reasons. First, the oral cavity is located very near vital organs like the brain and the heart. It’s also the connection to our lungs and stomach which essentially are connected to all parts of the body. Second, damage to this area can effectively diminish our capacity to live a normal life. We can’t feed ourselves properly. We can’t communicate with other people. It’s a cruel way to live. It’s why we can’t afford to take our mouths for granted ever again.

Oral pathology was usually never brought to our attention which, unbeknownst to many of us, is a vital cog in keeping our bodies in tip top shape for a very long time. One of the most overlooked parts of the body is the mouth and oral cavity. It seems that the only time we talk about it is when we experience tooth aches which are why we were taught as children to limit our consumption of candies and to regularly brush our teeth. And we’ve grown to believe this as the only oral care we would ever need. » Read more: Oral Pathology Is Important to Our Health

Partners With Pathology – 8 Signs Your Hurt and Confusion May Be Caused by a Pathological Partner

November 4th, 2011 by blinks No comments »

Relationships have enough challenges when two healthy people are involved. However, if one partner has a personality disorder, the relationship can be filled with confusion, hurt, and bewilderment over the hurtful behavior of your pathological partner. If you have tried everything you can think of and don’t see improvement in your relationship, consider the possibility that your partner may have “faulty wiring” mentally. People with personality disorders — like narcissists, psychopaths/sociopaths — often look, act, and sound like everyone else. Yet over time, it becomes clear that there is something wrong. While only a mental health professional can diagnose a personality disorder, here are 8 signs of a personality disorder that lead to destruction in a relationship:

1. Lack of empathy. A person stricken with a personality disorder may be incapable of putting themselves in other people’s shoes. As a result, their actions may seem callous and self-absorbed. » Read more: Partners With Pathology – 8 Signs Your Hurt and Confusion May Be Caused by a Pathological Partner

Pathological Gambling Is A Progressive Disease

October 18th, 2011 by blinks No comments »

Pathological gambling is a progressive disease that not only affects compulsive gamblers but all those they come in contact with them on a regular basis.

A pathological gambler has a disorder that directly relates to impulse control. Those that are pathological gamblers continue to be negatively affected until they lose everything they worked so hard for. Once their resources are gone they will stop gambling because either they found a stop gambling recovery program, are in jail and or committed suicide. The end result is usually devastating. These individuals have it the toughest when it comes to beating their addiction. The good news is these individuals can beat their addiction and lead healthy productive lives.

A pathological gambler knows that they have a problem but have the most difficult time when it comes to their conscious mind verses their subconscious mind. The following is examples of what two pathological gamblers remember while they were in recovery. They couldn’t believe their thought process when they were in the grips of this illness. » Read more: Pathological Gambling Is A Progressive Disease