GET /v1/contentLibrary/illnesses

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    "count": 5,
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        {
            "id": "d97c025d-0897-4b31-8d69-6047e5032ba2",
            "isFrequent": true,
            "name": "Common cold",
            "alternativeNames": [
                "Cold"
            ],
            "description": "A common cold is not to be confused with a real flu (influenza). Both diseases are viral infections, especially of the respiratory tract. However, a cold is usually not as pronounced as influenza. It is caused by a large number of different viruses. In most cases the symptoms are gradual (in contrast to influenza) and manifest themselves in the form of coughing, colds, listlessness, fatigue and joint pain. Since the immune system is weakened by the viral infection, a bacterial infection may also occur which is called a superinfection.\n\nCaution: With regard to the current COVID-19 situation, the possibility of a COVID-19 infection should always be considered in case of an infectious or respiratory disease. ",
            "recommendation": {
                "text": "Can be treated at home",
                "textColor": "#0AB459"
            },
            "category": {
                "id": "c9cf1ff1-20d3-4f02-be48-9eb89aa0e46c",
                "name": "Infections",
                "iconUrl": "https://cms.beta.xund.solutions/image/infection.svg"
            },
            "isTelemedicalConsultationEnabled": false,
            "icd10": "J00"
        },
        {
            "id": "91967323-1871-482b-914a-8da968305cdf",
            "isFrequent": true,
            "name": "COVID-19 infection",
            "alternativeNames": [
                "Coronavirus disease-2019"
            ],
            "description": "COVID-19 is a highly contagious viral disease that manifests itself mainly in the form of respiratory symptoms. It is caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. The virus was discovered at the beginning of 2020, after cases of severe pneumonia occurred in December 2019 in the Chinese city of Wuhan. Since then, the pathogen has spread throughout the world and has so far caused over 85 million cases of the disease and over 1.8 million deaths worldwide (as of January 2021). Most people who become infected with SARS-CoV-2 either do not become visibly ill or only develop mild cold symptoms that subside after two weeks at the latest. However, around one in five falls seriously ill, with high fever, severe fatigue and breathing problems. The function of the lungs and other organs can be severely impaired, with the result that the course of the disease is classified as critical in about five percent of the infected persons reported. It can then take up to 6 weeks before recovery. People over 70 years of age are considered particularly at risk, as are severely overweight people, diabetics, patients with chronic lung, liver or cardiovascular diseases, cancer patients and people with a weakened immune system.",
            "recommendation": {
                "text": "Requires prompt medical consultation",
                "textColor": "#F49327"
            },
            "category": {
                "id": "c9cf1ff1-20d3-4f02-be48-9eb89aa0e46c",
                "name": "Infections",
                "iconUrl": "https://cms.beta.xund.solutions/image/infection.svg"
            },
            "isTelemedicalConsultationEnabled": false,
            "icd10": "U07.1"
        },
        {
            "id": "82d1fe07-b074-41b2-9c52-a94ac15f55c1",
            "isFrequent": true,
            "name": "Diabetes mellitus",
            "alternativeNames": [
                "Diabetes"
            ],
            "description": "Diabetes mellitus is a disorder of carbohydrate metabolism caused by insulin deficiency or reduced insulin sensitivity. Insulin is an important hormone with the task of transporting sugar from the blood into the cells for energy production. If the body releases too little of it or if the effect of the hormone is disturbed, the blood becomes hyperglycaemic. Affected people excrete more urine, lose fluids and minerals, and feel weak and tired. Although they drink a lot, dehydration, dizziness and impaired consciousness occur. Some also report dryness of the mouth. Since diabetes can cause numerous organ diseases as well as strokes or eye disorders, early diagnosis is important. Type 1 diabetes is treated with insulin to replace the hormone. A low-sugar and low-carbohydrate diet is also important. Type 2 diabetes can often be controlled with a change in diet and a lot of exercise and sport. If this is not enough, patients are also given certain medications. Regular administration of insulin is very rarely necessary. Untreated gestational diabetes can lead to organ malformations in the child. Therefore, medication or insulin is also given here. However, the body usually returns to normal after pregnancy.",
            "recommendation": {
                "text": "Requires prompt medical consultation",
                "textColor": "#F49327"
            },
            "category": {
                "id": "fc85353c-8e18-4d84-830d-a629fbed7aee",
                "name": "Endocrine and metabolic diseases",
                "iconUrl": "https://cms.beta.xund.solutions/image/endocrine.svg"
            },
            "isTelemedicalConsultationEnabled": false,
            "icd10": "E11"
        }
    ]
}