Diseases
20s health: Symptoms that should not be taken lightly
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Age 20 is often considered a healthy period, but many small signs appearing early can directly affect long-term health.
6 new recommendations to help lower blood pressure
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The new guidelines on hypertension emphasize using medication earlier, limiting alcohol and lifestyle adjustments to reduce the risk of harm to health.
Once contracted chickenpox, still almost died from a mistake
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Having had chickenpox since childhood, a 19-year-old female patient still fell into multiple organ failure after only one week of re-infection.
Wearing the wrong lens not only causes blurred vision but also affects the brain
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Wearing glasses in the wrong size not only causes blurred vision but also causes the brain to work harder, leading to headaches, eye strain and reduced concentration.
Reasons why gout often breaks out during Tet
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A high-protein diet, alcohol and erratic lifestyle during Tet cause uric acid levels to increase rapidly, making gout easily recur or break out violently.
Dien Bien has over 30% of children of age who have not been vaccinated against measles
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Dien Bien - The province has just recorded 15 cases of measles and suspected cases of measles, notably over 30% of children reaching the age of majority have not been vaccinated against measles.
Eliminate uric acid by drinking water properly
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Drinking enough water helps the body excrete uric acid more effectively, but not all drinks are good.
Mosquito cyst infection in the thigh and calf area of a patient in Quang Tri
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Quang Tri - The patient was admitted to the hospital in a state of prolonged pain, and X-rays revealed many scattered tapeworm cysts in the thigh and calf area.
Aborted puberty, young men face many consequences
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Meaning that at a late puberty, the 24-year-old young man only went for examination when his body showed almost no signs of masculinity.
Eye strain when working in front of a computer, familiar fruits help reduce discomfort
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Working in front of a computer is prone to eye strain. Adding some familiar fruits will help reduce this condition.
Minimally invasive surgery helps glaucoma patients effectively control glaucoma
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Ho Chi Minh City Eye Hospital said that it has just successfully transferred and applied surgery to treat glaucoma, causing irreversible vision loss.
Cabbage and the unexpected role in folk medicine
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In folk medicine, cabbage is not only a familiar vegetable but is also considered a natural remedy to support the treatment of many health problems.
Social diseases become more serious because patients silently self-treat
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Ho Chi Minh City - Patients when suffering from social diseases such as gonorrhea, syphilis... often have a hesitant mentality and self-treat at home.
The risk of silent stroke from nighttime habits
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Nighttime physiological changes and eating habits are closely related to the risk of stroke.
Diabetes and the role of fiber in blood sugar control
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Fiber not only helps to stay full longer but also slows down sugar absorption, improves insulin response and supports sustainable blood sugar control for diabetics.
Gout improves thanks to cabbage
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Applying cabbage leaves is a simple, inexpensive trick that can help soothe joint pain caused by gout.
Stomach ulcers in young children, a symptom that parents easily underestimate
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Ho Chi Minh City - Thinking it was a minor abdominal pain, a 10-year-old child was diagnosed with severe stomach ulcers when taken to the hospital for examination.
Risk of kidney failure if urinary tract stones are detected late in children
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Doctors at Children's Hospital 2 in Ho Chi Minh City warn that urinary tract stones in children are tending to increase, and late detection is a risk of kidney failure.
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.
