Health
Pointing out foods that increase blood pressure
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Some foods and supplements can increase blood pressure or affect medication.
Urgent warning about suspected fake Getino-B 300mg in Ho Chi Minh City
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On September 5, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health issued a warning about Getino-B Tablets 300mg, batch number 664F44 suspected of being fake, requesting pharmaceutical and medical businesses and people to be vigilant.
Postpartum hair loss, don't rush to blame breastfeeding
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Postpartum hair loss is usually caused by hormonal changes, not by breastfeeding. Adequate nutrition helps hair recover and grow back healthier.
Voters propose reducing health insurance contributions, Ministry of Health explains keeping the level at 4.5%
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Voters propose reducing health insurance contributions to reduce financial burden. The Ministry of Health explains why the 4.5% contribution level still needs to be maintained.
Causes of congenital hyperopia
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Congenital farsightedness may be related to eyeball structure characteristics or abnormalities affecting the ability of the eye to converge light from birth.
Some general notes for people with high liver enzymes
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People with high liver enzymes need to be examined early and maintain a scientific lifestyle to support improving liver function and controlling liver enzyme levels.
Warning about the risk of nutrient deficiency when having nosebleeds
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Frequent nosebleeds can be a warning sign that your body is severely deficient in essential vitamins.
How to make plum juice to help eliminate uric acid
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Plums are chosen by many people because they are rich in vitamin C, fiber and antioxidant polyphenol compounds that help support uric acid excretion.
Abnormal signs in the eyes early warning of liver disease
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Many abnormal changes appearing in the eyes may be early warning signs of liver diseases in the body.
3 causes of joint pain after drinking alcohol
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Joint pain after drinking alcohol is not just a fleeting feeling of fatigue. This condition may be related to metabolic changes, dehydration.
Successfully reconnecting the almost severed hand of a baby boy under 2 years old
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A 22-month-old baby boy was hospitalized with his left hand almost severed after an accident with a juicer successfully connected.
How to choose food for people who easily get hot in
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People who are frequently hot inside should pay attention to choosing suitable foods to support body balance and reduce discomfort.
How to keep joints flexible for the elderly from simple habits
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Elderly people need to maintain reasonable exercise, balanced nutrition and scientific living habits to protect bones and joints, reduce the risk of degeneration and prolonged pain.
Snacks that effectively help control blood sugar you should not miss
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Walnuts, almonds, chia seeds or unsweetened yogurt combined with strawberries are light snacks rich in fiber and protein, contributing to maintaining stable blood sugar.
4 food groups that people with osteoarthritis should not eat
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Osteoarthritis can progress faster if patients regularly consume the following foods.
Are guavas or oranges richer in vitamin C?
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When mentioning vitamin C, many people often immediately think of oranges.
5 simple bedtime habits to help the elderly stabilize blood pressure
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Simple bedtime routines can help improve sleep quality and support better blood pressure control for the elderly.
4 things women after 30 should do to gain muscle and maintain figure
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After age 30, metabolism slows down and muscle mass gradually decreases, making it more difficult for women to maintain their figure.
Measuring blood pressure while lying down can give results different from sitting posture
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When lying down, blood pressure can change significantly compared to when sitting, lower than in normal people and higher in some patients with cardiovascular disease.
Things to do when bitten by termites to avoid spreading damage
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Treating termite bites in the early stages can help alleviate the condition of the wound very effectively. Below are the things to do when bitten by termites.
