Diseases
3 strategies to help lower blood pressure effectively and easily applicable
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High blood pressure is dangerous but can be controlled by nutrition, medicine and a scientific lifestyle, according to the latest recommendations of international health experts.
Elevated uric acid due to habits many people repeat every day
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Many daily habits that seem normal but cause uric acid levels in the body to increase.
Be wary of meningococcal meningitis, increasing demand for vaccination in Can Tho
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Can Tho - The demand for meningococcal meningitis vaccination has increased after information about the disease progression in recent times.
Running too much can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke
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Running is good for health, but excessive exercise, especially in middle-aged and elderly people, can cause heart overload and stroke.
Causes of chronic venous insufficiency
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Chronic venous insufficiency is a common disease, related to many risk factors such as lifestyle, age and endocrine, directly affecting blood circulation in the lower extremities.
Reasons why diabetes easily exhausts patients
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Disorders in the body's use of glucose and blood sugar fluctuations are the reasons why diabetics are always in a state of sluggishness.
Eating too much fiber, 6 warnings from the digestive system
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Eating a lot of fiber is good for digestion, but supplementing too quickly or excessively can cause bloating, constipation, diarrhea and many other disorders.
Severe dizziness after one turn: Common but easily confused pathology
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Severe dizziness when turning seems simple but can make the patient unable to walk.
Mental health in children and things parents need to pay attention to during Tet
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Tet holiday brings joy of reunion but also hides many psychological health disturbances in children, parents should help their children maintain emotional balance and rhythm of life.
Sitting for 8 hours a day, a silent danger to the blood vessel system
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Sitting for 8 hours a day seems harmless but can silently cause circulatory stagnation, increasing the risk of venous insufficiency and thrombosis.
Safe Spring travel: Don't be subjective with insect bites
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At the beginning of Spring, insects are active when people go to festivals and picnics a lot. The stings seem small but can cause severe allergies, even dangerous anaphylactic shock.
Alcohol and the price of health to pay behind parties
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Alcohol and beer are familiar in many meetings, but from a medical perspective, this is not a healthy food.
PCOS can worsen in winter
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Winter can make the symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) more obvious due to hormonal changes and lifestyle habits.
Increased high blood pressure in children and effective control
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Hypertension in children can progress silently, easily overlooked if not monitored and treated promptly.
Gentle exercises help the elderly avoid symptoms of bloating during Tet
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Gentle, easy-to-perform movements every day will help the elderly digest better, reduce discomfort after greasy Tet meals.
Warning of foreign object choking after Tet parties
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Ho Chi Minh City - On February 14th, Thong Nhat Hospital announced that it had successfully resuscitated a patient who was choked with a foreign object after a Tet New Year's Eve party.
Hot flash during menstruation, don't rush to think it's just menopause
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Hot flashes during menstruation are not uncommon, mainly due to estrogen fluctuations and can be controlled if lifestyle is adjusted appropriately.
Uninterrupted Tet for dialysis patients
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Ho Chi Minh City - For dialysis patients, Tet is like any normal day for them, because dialysis cannot be delayed to enjoy spring.
Sleep risks that people with high blood pressure easily encounter during Tet
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During Tet, disrupted daily life easily disrupts sleep, for people with high blood pressure, this not only causes fatigue but also increases the risk of cardiovascular events.
New research shows obesity increases the risk of severe infection by 70%
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Obesity increases the risk of hospitalization and death from infection by 70%, according to a new study published in The Lancet.
