[Clinical aspects of minor problems]

In clinical medicine we often encounter situations which seem of minor importance but which may be "pseudominor" problems. Vaguely defined conditions between health and disease can be described as "minor ailments". Clinical little things and minor ailments have a varied etiopathogenesis, manifestations and sequelae. In the evaluation of the importance or unimportance of minor problems the view of the doctor and patient (client) often differs. The patient's view is a rule decisive.