Diseases
Secrets to protect healthy skin from common summer diseases
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Summer often causes many skin diseases, doctors have given tips for proper skin care and hygiene.
Eating blood pudding, 2 days later a man with critical meningitis
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Only 2 days after eating pig blood pudding, the patient had a high fever, consciousness disorder, was diagnosed with meningitis suspected to be caused by streptococcus suis and had to be ventilated.
Warning of Adenovirus infection in public swimming pools
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In a group of 5 children learning to swim at a public swimming pool, the National Children's Hospital recorded 4 children infected with Adenovirus. This case warns of the risk of infection at swimming pools if water sources, environmental sanitation and the density of participants are not well controlled.
Signs of acne in infants that need to be taken to the doctor immediately
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Baby caviar is usually benign and can improve on its own. However, if some abnormal signs appear, parents need to take the child to a medical facility as soon as possible.
3 notes to help the elderly control blood pressure on hot sunny days
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Elderly people need to use medication as prescribed, adjust their lifestyle and eat reasonably to keep blood pressure stable, and reduce the risk of complications from heat.
Escaping major surgery thanks to heart valve replacement via catheter
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Aortic valve stenosis has a high risk of death if not treated promptly. The technique of heart valve replacement via catheter is bringing life opportunities to many patients.
Complications from abusing corticoid nasal sprays
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Many people arbitrarily use nasal sprays containing corticosteroids for a long time to reduce nasal congestion. Doctors warn that this habit contains many unpredictable complications.
Doctor reveals common mistakes when using iron supplements
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Many people supplement with iron but the effect is not as expected. Experts point out 4 principles to help the body absorb iron better.
Fatigue every afternoon can be a warning sign of cardiovascular health
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Fatigue after lunch is often thought to be due to lack of sleep or work pressure, which can be a health warning sign to pay attention to.
Sleeping positions to avoid in people with gastroesophageal reflux disease
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Sleeping posture can affect gastroesophageal reflux.
Warning about the risk of silent hypertension in women
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High blood pressure in women is extremely dangerous because the disease often progresses silently, associated with many venomous hormonal factors of women.
4 habits when exercising that seem normal but easily cause kidney damage
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Maintaining wrong exercise habits can overload the kidneys and put them at risk of serious damage.
Effective ways to prevent diabetes complications in middle-aged men
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For middle-aged men, the better they manage diabetes, the lower the risk of long-term complications.
Tell housewives about spices available in the kitchen to help control blood fat
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Garlic, cinnamon, ginger, turmeric and many other familiar spices are researched for their ability to support blood fat reduction and improve cardiovascular health.
How to control gastroesophageal reflux that you should know
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Some changes in diet and lifestyle can help control gastroesophageal reflux, limiting further progression of the disease.
Signs of early menopause in age 30
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Menstrual disorders in the age of 30 can be a warning sign of ovarian dysfunction and an early premenopause.
Tips for checking blood sugar at home without pain in the fingertips
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Regular blood sugar checks can cause pain, stiffness or discomfort at the fingertips, especially for people with diabetes who have to measure many times a day.
Essential oils that help reduce stress and sleep better
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Some essential oils can help reduce stress, relax the mind and support sleep.
A habit that helps you sleep well and reduce stress effectively
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Meditation can change how the brain responds to discomfort and mental pressure - factors that often cause insomnia.
How does aerobic exercise help protect the cardiovascular system?
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Aerobic exercises such as brisk walking, jogging, cycling, swimming, or jumping rope can help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease if maintained regularly.
