Diseases
Thyroid patients need to pay attention when eating fruit
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For people with thyroid disease, fruit use needs to pay attention to avoid affecting the treatment process.
Dengue fever decreases in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City still has many severe cases
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The number of dengue fever cases has decreased in Hanoi, but in Ho Chi Minh City, many severe cases are still recorded, posing a risk of complications and death.
Endometrial cancer: K Hospital performs non-surgical surgery
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K Hospital pioneered the treatment of endometrial cancer undergoing complete vaginal surgery combined with ICG and vNOTES.
Ho Chi Minh City strengthens propaganda on polio prevention and control before the risk of invasion
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Faced with the risk of polio virus re-encroachment, Ho Chi Minh City is promoting propaganda on polio prevention and control throughout the city.
Surgery for patients with complicated pebble-on-pebble syndrome
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Gia Dinh People's Hospital, facility 2, Ho Chi Minh City, said that it has just successfully operated on a patient with complicated pebble-on-pebble condition.
Frequent urination and abnormal symptoms that need examination
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Urinating too often is not only due to drinking too much water, but can also be an early warning sign of kidney disease or urinary disorders.
Severe headaches and potential causes
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Severe headaches that appear suddenly can be a warning sign of stroke, requiring timely emergency care to avoid brain damage.
Liver cancer can be prevented in 4 simple ways
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Complying with healthy eating principles can help you fight the attack of liver cancer.
Flat feet can affect walking ability
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Flat feet make the ankles not effectively support the body, causing many people to have leg pain, knee fatigue and difficulty maintaining walking ability for a long time.
Abuse of painkillers can silently cause kidney damage
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The habit of using pain relievers regularly can cause silent kidney damage, which is only detected when kidney function has clearly declined.
Risk of arterial obstruction in people without symptoms
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Many people who do not have the disease can still have arterial blockage due to stains accumulating silently for many years without symptoms.
Cold weather can increase the risk of abdominal pain and diarrhea
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Cold weather can affect digestive activity, increasing the risk of abdominal pain, diarrhea and intestinal disorders in many people.
Kidney failure with early identification signs when walking
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Small changes when walking such as rapid fatigue, heavy steps, or swollen feet can be early warning signs of kidney failure.
Testicular cancer detected when abdomen grows abnormally fast
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The abdomen grew abnormally quickly, a 34-year-old man went for an examination and discovered a giant tumor in the abdominal cavity that was actually cancer-modified peripheral testicles.
People with high uric acid need to understand correctly to use standard medicine
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Gout is a form of arthritis caused by excess uric acid in the blood. When uric acid levels increase and last, it causes swelling, heat, redness, and severe pain.
Effectively reduce liver fat with chia seeds
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Fatty liver is appearing in many young people. In addition to lifestyle changes, many people turn to natural functional foods such as chia seeds.
Shortness of breath when climbing stairs may be an early sign of this type of disease
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Shortness of breath when talking or climbing stairs can be an early sign of COPD, a dangerous lung disease that progresses silently but is easily overlooked.
5 principles to help prevent stroke when it's very cold
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Below are simple principles in daily life that can significantly reduce the risk of stroke when it is very cold.
Cold weather can indirectly affect kidney function
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Cold weather makes the body easily dehydrated, blood pressure increases, thereby putting pressure on the kidneys, especially in people with underlying diseases.
Doctor warns of lifestyle habits that cause prolonged headaches
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AIIMS neurologists warn that persistent headaches are not only due to pathology, but often originate from daily living habits.
