Diseases
Doctor explains the reason for increased uric acid but no joint pain
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High uric acid does not mean gout and even if you have never had joint pain, patients still need to pay attention.
In a traffic accident, a woman almost lost her life due to fake splenic artery aneurysm
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On September 18, Gia Dinh People's Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City said it had just intervened to stop bleeding in the spleen and preserve organs for a female patient after a traffic accident.
High blood sugar does not require insulin injections in every case
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High blood sugar does not mean that patients have to inject insulin. Doctors often rely on many factors to decide the appropriate treatment time.
How to improve joint pain at night
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Nighttime joint pain can affect sleep. Some simple ways to help reduce pain and limit stiffness.
How to care for children with hand, foot and mouth disease in the tongue
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Children with hand, foot and mouth ulcers on the tongue need to be properly cared for, especially oral hygiene, eating and drinking, and rehydration to reduce pain and avoid complications.
Eating principles for cancer patients to maintain treatment strength and avoid exhaustion
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Cancer patients need to eat enough nutrients, diversify and supplement enough energy to maintain physical condition and limit exhaustion during treatment.
Subjectively thinking he had the flu, a man with severe measles complications
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Adults are still at risk of measles if they do not have immunity. Do not be subjective about symptoms of fever, rash, late detection can lead to complications.
From the child's strange gait, parents discover unexpected abnormalities
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An 8-year-old girl in Ho Chi Minh City was diagnosed with flexible flat feet syndrome after a long time of instability, often tilting her body when moving.
The truth about walking 6,000 steps a day
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Maintaining a 6,000-step daily walking routine can help control blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar.
People with diabetes need to pay attention to their legs
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For people with diabetes, blood sugar control is only a part of the treatment process.
5 post-meal signs that may warn of high blood sugar
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After meals, if blood sugar increases excessively or for a long time, this may be a warning sign of glucose metabolism disorders, pre-diabetes or diabetes.
Skin erosion, ulcers, discharge, recurrence many times, be careful of this rare dermatology disease
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Hailey-Hailey disease is a rare hereditary dermatology that often causes recurring skin damage and affects the quality of life.
In addition to fever, Adenovirus can affect many organs
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Doctors say that children with Adenovirus often have a high fever lasting from 5-6 days. This disease not only causes fever, but also affects multiple organs.
2 groups of fats good for the liver, people with fatty liver should supplement
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Supplementing with the right fat can help people with fatty liver support disease control and protect liver health.
Pustulitis is likely to appear in these groups of people
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Pustulitis usually starts after puberty, and is common in young people and adults.
Too rapid hypoglycemia can worsen diabetes complications
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Too rapid hypoglycemia in people with diabetes with prolonged hyperglycemia can temporarily worsen eye and nerve complications.
Guidelines for preventing obesity before and during pregnancy
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Obesity is a serious health problem that can cause many complications during pregnancy, affecting the health of both mother and baby.
Signs of throat pain in children
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A sore throat makes children uncomfortable, lose appetite, and have pain when swallowing. Parents need to recognize the signs early to take care of and handle them appropriately.
Hand, foot and mouth disease doubles in Can Tho, attacking many children under 3 years old
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Can Tho - The number of hand, foot and mouth disease cases recorded doubled compared to the same period, tending to "attack" children under 3 years old.
Blood sugar is not stable enough, doctors warn of diabetes complications
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Diabetes does not only need blood sugar control. Even if blood sugar is stable, patients are still at risk of kidney failure and reduced vision if not treated comprehensively.
