Diseases
Distinguish between winter rashes and eczema for proper treatment
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Winter causes dry, itchy, and flaky skin. Distinguishing between winter rashes and eczema helps treat them properly, avoiding persistent complications.
Gastroenterologist warns of the habit of causing intestines to age quickly
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Gastroenterologists warn that the habit of sitting right after eating can slow digestion, increase belly fat and cause the intestines to age faster.
Eating pickles every day, blood pressure silently increases and risks to long-term health
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pickles are familiar in meals, but their high salt content can cause blood pressure to gradually increase, leading to many cardiovascular risks.
How to prevent chronic inflammation to protect fertility
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Chronic inflammation silently affects the reproductive health of both men and women.
Danger of rabies and warnings about preventive measures
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HCMC - Medical experts warn that rabies has a mortality rate of nearly 100% and require vaccination immediately after being bitten by an animal.
4 simple home remedies to help children recover from influenza A
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When children have influenza A, proper care at home helps reduce symptoms quickly and shorten recovery time.
How to make ginger syrup to help reduce cough in winter
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Ginger syrup is one of the natural cough-reducing methods recommended by many experts thanks to its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial properties and ability to warm the respiratory tract.
Severe complications of seasonal flu in the elderly
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Elderly people have weakened immune systems, are susceptible to influenza viruses and experience serious complications such as pneumonia, respiratory failure, kidney failure, etc.
Supplementing some types of drinks incorrectly can cause uric acid to increase, affecting the kidneys
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High uric acid levels not only cause gout but also silently damage the kidneys.
How to keep your eyes bright and healthy when looking at a screen all day
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Prolonged screen-watching habits make your eyes tired, dry, and reduce vision. Ophthalmologists share 10 golden habits to help keep your eyes healthy.
Tips to help women with diabetes get pregnant safely, give birth healthily
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Women with diabetes can completely become pregnant safely if they know how to plan, control blood sugar and maintain a healthy lifestyle right before conception.
Lower blood sugar thanks to dishes rich in omega 3 and vitamins
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In the context of the increasing rates of prediabetes and diabetes. Supplementing foods rich in omega 3 and vitamins is good for health.
3 unusual signs when going to the toilet that signal high uric acid
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If you experience any of the 3 unusual signs below when going to the toilet, be wary of the possibility of increased uric acid.
For now, quit these 5 exercises if you want to stay healthy for a long time
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Not all heavy exercise is good for joint health. The sports doctor warns against 5 movements that can cause serious injuries if practiced incorrectly.
Why prediabetes and fatty liver often appear together
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Prediabetes and fatty liver often appear together due to insulin resistance, causing increased blood sugar and fat accumulation in the liver, creating a dangerous vicious cycle.
A healthy lifestyle can help protect the body's biological clock and DNA
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A healthy lifestyle helps protect the biological clock and maintain healthy DNA.
Control blood pressure to reduce the risk of stroke
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Controlling blood pressure is the most effective way to reduce the risk of stroke and protect long-term health.
Specialist doctors reveal the impact of long-haul flights on heart health
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Long-haul flights not only cause fatigue and dehydration but also put pressure on the heart, directly affecting cardiovascular health.
Doctor warns women to easily confuse between kidney stones and menstrual cramps
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kidney stones can cause severe pain from the back to the sides, but many women mistakenly think of menstrual cramps as pain, leading to delayed treatment.
Scientists point out 3 leading risks of Alzheimer's disease
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Neurologist Robert Love believes that seemingly harmless habits since childhood silently destroy the brain over time and cause Alzheimer's disease.
