Health

Doctors warn that cold-winter joint pain can lead to disability if subjective

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Hanoi - Cold weather causes many people to have recurrent joint pain, doctors warn of the risk of severe complications if not treated promptly.

How to reduce uric acid with vitamin C-rich foods in the morning

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Adjusting the morning menu in the direction of increasing vitamin C can help support controlling blood uric acid levels.

Shortness of breath when climbing stairs, early warning of heart attack risk

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Shortness of breath when exerted, regular monitoring of blood pressure and heart rate helps detect the risk of myocardial infarction early and prevent dangerous complications.

Mineral water with gas and the risk of enamel erosion

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Carbonated mineral water is considered healthier than soft drinks, but can affect tooth enamel if drunk regularly.

Increased complications due to self-medicating with anti-inflammatory drugs when having bone and joint pain

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Cold and humid weather causes many bone and joint diseases to recur. Many people arbitrarily use anti-inflammatory drugs to reduce pain quickly, leading to dangerous complications.

Improve fatty liver, reduce inflammation with 4 familiar drinks

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The following 4 familiar drinks help reduce fatty liver and reduce inflammation, according to Indiatimes.com.

Tips on how to eat water spinach safely for people with kidney disease

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People with kidney disease can still eat water spinach but need to control their portion sizes to avoid overloading the kidneys.

Blood reserves have dropped to low levels, Can Tho requires communes and wards to register at least 2 donations

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Can Tho - The Steering Committee for Voluntary Blood Donation of the City (City) continues to issue documents to strengthen propaganda and mobilization of voluntary blood donation.

Familiar foods help relieve sore throat

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Familiar foods that help relieve sore throats such as turmeric, ginger, basil...

29 "resurgence specks" at 108 Central Military Hospital

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In just 2 weeks, doctors at 108 Central Military Hospital revived 29 patients.

Foods to add to your diet to live longer and stay healthy

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Foods to add to your diet to stay long and healthy include broccoli, lentils, dark green vegetables, etc.

How to eat apples to get the most vitamin E and calcium

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Cut the apples into flat slices to absorb the maximum amount of vitamin E and calcium.

Pre-workout drinks can help reduce muscle pain

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Drinking honey water before exercising can help relieve muscle pain.

Secret to effective liver detoxification with unsweetened yogurt

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Eating unsweetened yogurt regularly helps reduce the risk of fatty liver and supports the liver detoxification process.

How to use garlic to reduce high uric acid and support joint pain relief

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Many recent studies have shown that garlic can become a good spice for people with high uric acid levels or frequent joint pain due to inflammation.

Unexpected leaves that seem to be discarded but effectively detoxify the liver

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Papaya leaves used properly can effectively support liver detoxification, below is detailed information.

Foods rich in vitamin B12 help prevent anemia for vegetarians

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Here are vegetarian foods rich in vitamin B12 and iron, which help prevent anemia, reduce fatigue and support improving overall health for vegetarians.

Many children hospitalized for hand, foot and mouth disease in Ho Chi Minh City

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Since the beginning of the year, Ho Chi Minh City has recorded about 31,000 cases of hand, foot and mouth disease, many of which have to be hospitalized for monitoring and treatment.

Honey remedies to help control blood sugar

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Some ways to use honey combined with herbs can help people with diabetes, but the right dosage should be used to avoid high blood sugar.

Long Chau aims to the Central region, urgently supporting 3 tons of medicine for people

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The system of pharmacies and vaccination centers in Long Chau has deployed emergency relief activities to support people in the Central region to overcome the consequences of natural disasters.