Acupuncture is a therapeutic practice in traditional Chinese medicine involving the insertion of fine needles into specific points on the body. Used to treat chronic pain, stress, anxiety, and functional disorders, it promotes well-being by stimulating the nervous and circulatory systems.

Aerosol is a treatment involving the dispersion of solid or liquid particles in a gas. In the medical field, aerosol delivers drugs directly to the lungs through inhalation. This form of administration is known as inhalation therapy. It enables the drugs to reach the airways quickly and act directly on the target tissues.

Combining aerosols and inhalation provides an effective treatment method because it integrates aerosols and medication. An aerosol is employed to administer the drug, followed by inhalation. The aerosol assists in evenly distributing the drug within the respiratory tract, while inhalation ensures direct delivery to the target lung tissues.

An allergy examination is a medical consultation aimed at diagnosing and managing allergic diseases. During the examination, the allergist collects the patient's medical history, assesses symptoms, and may prescribe specific tests to identify the allergens responsible for adverse reactions.

Allergy screening with skin prick testing is a diagnostic procedure designed to identify specific allergens that may cause respiratory symptoms such as allergic rhinitis and allergic asthma. The results of this examination allow the patient to take preventive measures to reduce exposure to these allergens, thereby preventing the onset of respiratory symptoms.

An andrological examination is a specific medical examination focusing on treating disorders of the male genital apparatus and urinary tract. 

Anesthesiology examination is essential to assess the patient's health status prior to surgery or invasive procedure. The specialist reviews medical history, any diagnostic tests, and general condition to plan the safest and most personalized anesthetic approach.

Angiological examination is a specialized examination that assesses the health of blood vessels, both arterial and venous, through blood flow examinations aimed at detecting specific pathologies (varicose veins, atherosclerosis, or thrombosis).

Testing for the diagnosis of aphasias is a set of neuropsychological assessments designed to identify, classify, and measure language disorders caused by brain injury, such as those resulting from stroke, head trauma, or neurodegenerative diseases. These tests examine different areas of language.

Aqua cycling is a form of fitness training that combines cycling and aquatic exercises: cycling in the water is a great way to increase heart rate and improve cardiovascular health. In fact, aqua cycling uses water for resistance, which increases the effectiveness of the workout and stimulates the cardiovascular system.

Arrhythmology examination is a specialized consultation to evaluate and manage cardiac arrhythmias. During the meeting, the physician collects the medical history, performs an objective examination and electrocardiogram (ECG). This approach is critical to effectively diagnose and treat heart rhythm disorders.

Arterial vascular ultrasound is a noninvasive procedure to assess the structure and function of blood vessels, including arteries. This imaging technique is widely used in cardiology to diagnose and monitor various heart and vascular conditions. Indeed, arterial vascular ultrasound can detect atherosclerotic plaques or narrowing of blood vessels (stenosis) at an early stage.