Health
Mistakes when drinking chamomile tea can be harmful to liver health
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Chamomile tea is chosen by many people as a light drink, but drinking too much can be harmful to liver health.
Tell parents 3 safe and effective ways to use cough medicine for children
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Parents need to understand how to use cough medicine for children to ensure safety and protect their children's health.
Eating habits increase the risk of fatty liver
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The habit of regularly drinking sweets, saturated fat, and red meat can increase the risk of fatty liver.
Playing with compressed air pumps, 15-year-old teenager has surgery
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Tay Ninh - A 15-year-old teenager was put by a colleague with a compressed air hose into his pants to joke around, then had severe abdominal pain and had to undergo emergency surgery.
Notes for safe exercise, injury prevention
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Exercising properly, gradually increasing intensity, supplementing enough water and listening to the body helps limit injuries, dehydration and health problems.
Eating habits that make the liver overwork
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Prolonged unscientific eating habits can cause the liver to overwork.
4 hours to reconnect two almost completely severed feet for a patient at Ba Ria Hospital
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Ho Chi Minh City - A 59-year-old patient who had almost severed both legs has been successfully reattached and limbs preserved by Ba Ria General Hospital.
Free screening for more than 34,000 people in Nhi Long commune
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Vinh Long - Nhi Long commune launches free screening, helping people detect diseases early and proactively take care of their health.
Drinking green tea at the wrong time can affect blood pressure
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Green tea contains many compounds that are beneficial for the heart and can support blood pressure control. Drinking it at the wrong time can cause insomnia, discomfort and affect blood pressure.
Tell you how to prevent corneal ulcers
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Corneal ulcers can cause serious damage and affect vision if not prevented, detected, and treated promptly.
Eating habits that easily increase the risk of kidney stones
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Kidney stones can form due to many causes related to diet and nutritional supplementation habits. Below are common factors.
Regaining golden time in extra-hospital emergency
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Outpatient emergency is activated early to help patients increase their chances of survival and reduce sequelae in critical situations.
Elderly people who want to increase calcium, don't just drink milk
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Supplementing enough calcium, vitamin D, eating reasonably and maintaining exercise are important factors to help the elderly maintain strong bones.
A simultaneous surgery to treat colorectal cancer and uterine disease
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Quang Tri - The hospital has successfully performed laparoscopic surgery to simultaneously treat colorectal cancer and uterine disease for a patient.
People with disabilities are recommended to exercise at least 3 days per week
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Maintain appropriate physical activity, combine strength training and balance to improve mobility for people with disabilities.
Surgeon removes lower jaw for patient, removes large tumor
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Khanh Hoa - Doctors have just treated a patient with a solid, large, bone-destructive and facial deformity tumor in the lower right jaw of the jaw.
How to help people with diabetes protect their cardiovascular health
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People with diabetes are at risk of cardiovascular problems if they do not control the disease well.
Corticoid infection, swollen face due to traditional medicine of unknown origin
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Ho Chi Minh City - Believing in advertisements and acquaintances, many elderly people using traditional medicine of unknown origin and showing abnormal signs were hospitalized.
More than half a million people come for medical examination and treatment, Lam Dong consolidates health network
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Lam Dong is consolidating the grassroots health network, strengthening doctors and equipment to provide medical examination and treatment in remote and isolated areas and ethnic minority areas.
How to supplement magnesium for insomniacs
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Many people with insomnia or poor sleep often care about supplementing magnesium as a natural support solution.
