How and when should I take my
Viagra to get the best effects?
• How long do the effects last?
• How much should I take?
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What is Viagra?
Viagra, also available in the
generic form sildenafil, is an effective treatment for
erectile dysfunction. It works by temporarily
improving blood flow to the penis helping you
develop and maintain an erection.
2/3 of men, with erectile dysfunction, get a good
response with this medication.
The characteristic blue pill of Viagra is not
the only medicinal form. This medication is available
under its generic name sildenafil in tablet, liquid,
and injectable form. The most important
thing is to make sure you obtain this medication from
your doctor or a reputable pharmacist. Do
not buy this medication from unauthorised online pharmacies.
This is because counterfeits exist,
and you do not know what you are taking.
Who is Viagra or sildenafil suitable for?
These medications can be used in men over the age of
18 as a treatment for erectile dysfunction.
You should avoid taking this medication if:
• You have had a previous allergic reaction to
this type of medication.
• You have had a recent heart attack or
stroke.
• You suffer from low blood pressure or
serious heart condition.
• Have a history of liver problems
• Take any of the following medications:
o Nitrates for chest pain
o Medication for pulmonary hypertension
o Plan to take recreational drugs,
particularly poppers, alongside this medication Always
speak to your doctor or pharmacist before
taking this medication. It is important to clarify
if this is safe for you.
What is the correct dose of Viagra?
This is directed by your healthcare
professional, but as a rule, 50mg is the usual dose. Different
strengths are available, including a lower
25mg and higher 100mg, and can be chosen based on how effective
the treatment is for you.
How often can I
take Viagra?
Don't take Viagra or sildenafil more than
once per day. Taking your medication more often can
cause an overdose and unwanted side effects:
• Dizziness
• Headaches
• Visual disturbance
• Nasal congestion
• Indigestion
If you have accidentally taken an overdose of
Viagra, please consult your doctor as
soon as possible.
How to take Viagra?
Once you have obtained your medication from a
reputable source,
you'll want to know; how and when should I take my
Viagra to get the best effects?
Viagra, and its generic sildenafil counterparts, take
around 30-60 min to take effect.
The medication can be taken up to 4 hours before sex
and still be just as effective.
It is advisable to take it on an empty stomach with
a glass of water. Having a heavy meal
beforehand can result in Viagra or sildenafil taking
longer to work. It's ok to drink alcohol
alongside this medication but be aware alcohol can
make achieving an erection more difficult.
Importantly, taking Viagra won't just give you an
erection. You need to get into the
mood for an erection to develop.
How long do the effects last?
With this medication, you can achieve an erection between
1 and 4 hours after ingestion. Erections
should go away after sex naturally.
Are there any side effects?
Some rare but concerning side effects can occur. If
they do, please seek immediate
medical assessment.
• Priapism
o If your erection lasts more than 4 hours and won't
go away, you have priapism. Sometimes
priapism can be painful. Importantly, if left un-treated,
priapism, can cause long-lasting
damage to your penis.
• Chest Pain
o This may occur during sex or at rest.
• Sudden decrease or loss of vision in one or
both eyes
o This can indicate a serious eye problem
called non-arteritic
anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION).
• Sudden hearing decrease or hearing loss.
o You may even experience ringing in the ears (tinnitus)
or dizziness.
• Seizures
• Allergic reaction
• Severe Skin reaction
o This may manifest as a rash or swelling within the
skin, blistering of mucous
membranes such as your mouth, eyes, and genitals.
Some may also experience a fever.
Now we have talked about the more worrying and rare
side effects, let's look at more common ones.
• Headaches
• Cough or nasal congestion
• Nausea, indigestion,
abdominal pain, and diarrhoea
• hot flushes, or night sweats
• Increased anxiety, or tremor
• Dizziness
If you develop these more
common side effects, consider discussing them with
your doctor or pharmacist.
Why has my medication not worked?
Sildenafil, or Viagra, may not work
for everybody, so please speak with your doctor.Sometimes
the medication doesn’t work because:
• The current dose you are taking isn't correct for
you
• You haven’t waited long enough, or you waited too
long for the medication to work
• You haven't become sexually aroused.
There are alternative medications available
for erectile dysfunction including:
• tadalafil (Cialis)
• avanafil (Spedra)
• vardenafil (Levitra)
If Viagra, or sildenafil, wasn't effective for you speak
to your doctor about these alternatives.
I’ve seen claims of natural or herbal Viagra, are
these safe?
Many medications claim to be herbal or natural alternatives
to Viagra. These medications are
not rigorously tested and are therefore not licenced
for use with erectile dysfunction.
Additionally, the contents of these may be unsafe for
consumption, you don’t know what you could be
taking. So please do not take anything that’s not approved
by a licenced doctor or pharmacist.
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| Levothyroxine |
What is Levothyroxine? Levothyroxine is a medication used
to treat
hypothyroidism. More commonly known as an underactive
thyroid. In this condition, individuals
produce adequate amounts of the hormone thyroxine.
Levothyroxine, therefore, acts to replace the missing
hormone, thyroxine. Levothyroxine is not available over the counter
and can only be obtained via a prescription from your
doctor.
A variety of medicinal preparations such as tablets and
liquids. This medication is safe
to use in pregnancy and in breastfeeding mothers. Amongst
hypothyroid children, smaller doses
guided by a paediatrician can be used.
Who should not take levothyroxine? You should avoid
taking this medication if:
• You have had a previous allergic reaction
to this type of medication.
• You have an overactive thyroid, where
your thyroid already produces too much thyroid
hormone
• Patients with conditions of the adrenal
glands.
Importantly, levothyroxine is not a suitable
weight-loss treatment. If abused this medication have
serious and even life-threatening consequences. If you are seeking support with
weight loss, please consult with your regular family doctor. Is it safe to take
omeprazole with my current
medications? Certain medications should not be taken at
the same time as your levothyroxine.
• You should take the following medications
at least 4 hours after taking your levothyroxine:
o calcium salts or iron supplements
o Cholesterol-lowering medications such as:
Cholestyramine
Colestipol
Colesevelam
• Sucralfate
• Antacids
• And … Orlistat
Additionally, some prescribed medications
may influence the effectiveness of your levothyroxine.
In some cases, increased doses of levothyroxine
are required. These medications include:
• Antiepileptic Medication
• Oestrogen supplements
• Rifampicin
• Amiodarone
Levothyroxine itself can influence how the
effectiveness of other drugs. Therefore, you may require
dose adjustments if you are taking:
• Medications to control your diabetes
• Blood-thinning medications including;
Warfarin This is not an exhaustive list. For further
info please see the drug information leaflet that comes
with your medication.
What is the correct dose of levothyroxine? Newly
diagnosed patients start with a small
dose of levothyroxine, which increased slowly, to achieve
the desired effect. This dose is determined by your doctor, most commonly
between 50-100 micrograms once daily.
Usually, 3 months after starting your medications, you
will require a repeat blood test to assess
your hormone levels. Based on this your doctor may make
dose adjustments. You may require
several blood tests and dose adjustments to get to the
correct dosage.
Once your thyroid hormone levels are stable, you will
only need monitoring on an annual
basis.
How long does Levothyroxine take to work? Your medication
will start working straight
away, however, it may take time for you to notice an
improvement in your symptoms.
How to take Levothyroxine Take your Levothyroxine once
daily, normally
in the morning, on an empty stomach. Aim to take your
medication on its own, with a full
glass of water, 1 hour before food or other morning
medications.
Capsules should be taken whole; it is not advisable to
crush them. If you have trouble
swallowing your tablets, consult your prescribing doctor
or pharmacist about liquid preparations.
Are there any foods I should avoid? Some foods and drinks
can influence how well
your levothyroxine works particularly:
• grapefruit juice
• calcium-rich foods, such as milk, cheese,yoghurt
• soy, walnuts, and cottonseed meal
Additionally, Kelp contains the chemical iodine,
which may worsen your symptoms of hypothyroidism.
Can I Drink Alcohol with this medication? It is safe to
take Alcohol with Levothyroxine.
I have missed my dose what should I do? If you forget to
take your medication, please
take it as soon as you remember.
However, if it is near the time of the next
dose, skip the missed dose. You should be ok to take your
next dose at the regular time.
Do not take a double dose to make up for a missed one.
I have accidentally taken too much medication.
If you have taken too much of this medication
you should speak with an emergency doctor. Overdose of
this Levothyroxine can cause symptoms
of:
• Chest pain, palpitations, or shortness
of breath
• Agitation, confusion, Shaking, and excessive
sweating
• loss of consciousness and even seizures.
How long will I need to take my medication?
Hypothyroidism is a lifelong condition. Therefore,
individuals with this condition will need to take
levothyroxine for life. Stopping your
medication will mean the return of your hypothyroid
symptoms.
Are there any side effects?
The vast majority of those taking Levothyroxine
will not experience any side effects. The more frequently
reported side effects
are:
• Nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea
• Headaches, flushing, agitation and insomnia
• Muscle cramps, tremors, and increased
sweating
Rare but concerning side effects can occur.
If they do, please seek immediate medical
assessment.
• Chest pains
• Palpitations
• Allergic reactions – particularly anaphylaxis
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okay so what is pms premenstrual syndrome or pms is the name given to a group of symptoms some women experience in the weeks before their period commonly women experience cyclical distressing physical or behavioral
symptoms which resolve with the onset of the period most ladies will experience pms at some point in their lives and symptoms may cause detrimental effect on everyday's life . why pms occurs is not fully understood however a link exists with the natural hormonal changes that occur during your menstrual cycle how sensitive a woman's body is to the cyclical hormonal changes may also play a role with ovulation being the triggering event the degree to which ladies are affected
varies fastly many experience little to no symptoms with
no perceived impact on personal social or professional life however one in five
ladies experience clinically significant bms symptoms which would benefit from
intervention a much smaller number around one in 20 would suffer severe
symptoms which at its worst is considered as premenstrual dysphoric disorder or
bmdd
how can pms be diagnosed most ladies self-diagnose pms
before presenting to their medical professionals to assist with your diagnosis
we would recommend giving a symptom diary linked with the dates of your
menstrual cycle this record facilitates your regular doctor's assessment if
you're looking for a symptom diary to help you accurately record your symptoms plus
the link to your menstrual cycle I will include a link to the one we would recommend
in the description below the diagnosis of the more severe
premenstrual dysphoric disorder or pmdd is somewhat more
complex whilst the symptoms are like those discussed for pms they are typically
more intense to meet the criteria for pmdd patients must meet strict criterias
as per the dsm 5 criteria symptoms of pmdd must present in the final week
before your period starts and improve within a few days after the start of your
period one or more of the following symptoms must be present for at least two
menstrual cycles marked effective lability example mood swings so feeling
suddenly sad or tearful or increased sensitivity to rejection
marked irritability or anger or increased in
interpersonal conflicts marked depressed mood feelings of hopelessness or
self-deprecating thoughts marked anxiety tension and or feeling of being keyed
up or on edge plus any of the flowing to reach a total of five symptoms decreased interest in usual
activities example work school friends or hobbies subjective difficulty in
concentration lethargy easy fatigability or marked lack of energy marked change
in appetite overeating or specific food cravings
hypersomnia or insomnia a sense of being overwhelmed or
out of control physical symptoms such as breast tenderness or swelling joint or
muscle pain a sensation of bloating or weight gain in addition symptoms must be
associated with significant distress or interference with work school usual
social activities or relationships they should also be present for most of the
menstrual cycle in the previous year.
how can i manage my pms at home there are several
self-help techniques that may improve your symptoms of pms as with all
lifestyle changes they require dedication and are guided by you they may or may
not work for you but there's no harm in giving them a try first let's look at
dietary changes you may experience an improvement in your pms symptoms through
small dietary
changes. it's recommended to take regular frequent two to
three hourly small balanced meal
rich in complex carbohydrates you should aim to reduce
your sugar fat and salt intake and increase.the amount of healthy fruit and
vegetables you eat it is also advisable to limit your nicotine alcohol and
caffeine intake some dietary supplements can also be trialled however evidence
is limited many ladies have tried evening primrose oil for their pms
however research suggests that this supplement is only
beneficial for breast tenderness
calcium and magnesium supplements have also demonstrated improvement
in pms symptoms
magnesium supplements appear to have a positive effect in
improving pms anxiety vitamin b6 supplements may improve low
mood associated with your pms and vitamin e may also
provide some benefit so exercise and wellness taking regular exercise is known
to be beneficial in improving pms symptoms
having a good method of stress relief is also very
important such as regular
meditation or yoga having regular good quality sleep is
also very important you're struggling to get a grasp of
your pms symptoms seeking advice from your
doctor is very important where your main symptoms are
pain your
doctor will likely recommend a trial of non-steroidal
anti-inflammatories such as regular ibuprofen.
hormonal treatments are also useful these are usually
centered around new generation of the oral contraceptives these aim to suppress
ovulation therefore suppressing the hormonal cycle
there is good support for the use of the combined pill
called yasmin
ladies can also take this medication continuously without
a break if your symptoms are more severe or the combined contraceptives are not
appropriate for you
your doctor may consider an alternative
non-hormonal treatment in most cases you would be offered
an ssri which is a selective serotonin
reuptake inhibitor these medications are used also to effectively
manage depression so are
commonly known as antidepressants whilst you take this
medication continuously an alternative is also to take them during the neutral
phase of your cycle which is day 15 to day 28.
however it is important to stop taking this medication if
you're trying to get
pregnant as although unproven they may have an
association
with birth defects you may also gain benefit from
psychotherapy this usually takes the form of cognitive behavioral
therapy also known as cbt and
is routinely offered by your gp or the primary care
physician therapy is important to help address the
very important psychological element of your pms cbt
alone has shown to provide a
significant improvement in psychological mdistress and
social interference calls by pms.
here you will work closely with your therapist to help
regain control of your
psychological symptoms by changing the way you think and
feel about your pms
if despite the trial of ssri the combined oral
contraceptive pill and or psychotherapy your symptoms of pms remain troublesome
it's likely your doctor will organize a referral to a specialist.
your specialist can try other hormonal medications such
as dinosaur dinosaur is useful in improving pms symptoms and breast tenderness estrogen
therapy this can be trialled as a patched or the
implant gnrh analogues gnrh analytics blocks your
hormones centrally within your brain suppressing
the pms symptoms this treatment is usually limited to a six
month period as there is a risk of
weakening your bones this may be used as a trial for
ladies with severe symptoms who have completed their family and finally
surgical oophorectomy which is the removal of the ovaries and
therefore the ovarian trigger for your pms and should
only be used in ladies withsevere pms.
so let's talk about the prognosis the symptoms of your
pms are likely to fluctuate throughout your life for those who require medical
support for their symptoms of pms or pmdd the
vast majority experience a significant improvement in
their symptoms remember you're not alone all of us ladies with experienced pms
at some point in our lives some more than others
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| centaurus |
#covid #centaurusBA.2.75 Hot news again we know Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus has reappeared
The average person infected with the covid 19 virus can recover. However, some people will experience severe pain and need medical help.
Each person has a different response to COVID-19. Most people exposed to this virus will experience mild to moderate symptoms, and will recover without the need to be hospitalized.
Covid-19 infection was first discovered in the chinese city of Wuhan in late December 2019. The virus is contagious rapidly and spreads to other regions of China and most countries in the world, including Indonesia. This has led some countries to implement lockdown policies to prevent its spread.
Why Is It Called Omicron's Subvariant 'Centaurus'?
The Omicron subvariant name 'Centaurus' is not an official name given by the WHO. Instead it comes from Twitter user @xbitron1, who gave the name of the Omicron subvariant BA.2.75 to 'Centaurus' on July 1, 2022.
How Is It Different From Other Subvariants?
The omicron centaurus subvariant or BA.2.75 is believed to be easily transmitted quickly. In fact, it has the potential to become the dominant subvariant worldwide.
"What we're seeing with this new BA.2.75 is that Centaurus is in countries where vaccination rates are high, so it seems that this virus is capable of overcoming some pre-existing immunity," said a virologist at the University of Edinburgh.
This variant has no evidence that it can be cured easily. Some experts call BA.2.75 the least deadly subvariant
Symptoms of Omicron Centaurus Subvariant
Syahril also revealed that the symptoms complained by the three patients were still mild. According to him, the symptoms that appear are similar to those found in Omicron BA.4 and BA.5 patients.
"Yes (just like omicron symptoms BA.4 and BA.5)," he continued.
There are several symptoms that many BA.4 and BA.5 patients complain about, namely:
●Cough & Fever
●Colds
●Sore throat
●Headaches
●Shortness of breath
●Dizziness
●Nausea/vomiting
●Anosmia
Stay alert and stay healthy and comply with applicable health rules. Healthy eating and healthy and sports activities. With the aim of living healthy with the people we love our family.
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Should your little one use baby powder?
Is it true that the use of baby powder has benefits as informed? The use of baby powder is very common among Mamas. Baby skin that is still sensitive is better not to require the use of baby powder, mams.
However, many mamas do not know that baby powder contains components that can interfere with the breathing of their little one. Mams can dry your little one's skin with a soft towel and leave it in its natural condition.
Talc: Harmful Components in Baby Powder
Baby powder that mama often uses usually contains the mineral talcum, or often referred to as talc. Mineral talc has the function of absorbing moisture and reducing friction on the skin of your little one, so it is said that it can prevent diaper rash.
Well, what is the danger of this talc mineral? Can the impact be seen immediately? Mams, the impact of this talc mineral will be noticeable when using baby powder in the long term and continuously.
Some of the risks of using Baby Powder
1.Respiratory Problems
According to the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), baby powder will cause disturbances in the little one's lungs, respiratory problems, can cause the little one to choke, and can even make the little one die, Mams. Fine particles in baby powder can be inhaled and settle in the respiratory system.
2.Dry and Irritated Skin
Baby powder is considered to reduce irritation and overcome rashes. However, the use of chemicals and fragrances in the powder can actually cause irritation to the sensitive skin of the baby. Baby powder can absorb the natural moisture of the skin so that it can cause your little one's skin to become dry.
3.Cancer
Talc contains chemicals such as silicon and asbestos that can cause cancer. Although no cases of cancer have been found in infants due to talcum powder, in adults this ingredient can cause the risk of ovarian and lung cancer.
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What are the Symptoms That Appear in Your Little One Due to Baby Powder?
In a long period of time, if the use of baby powder will cause symptoms in the little one. Most of all a cold cough.
Inhaling powder in large quantities at once will make the baby short of breath, wheeze and can even result in death.
Not only that, if it is too much for a long time and the use of baby powder is too much, then other organ systems can also be affected, although research for this has not been carried out.
What to Do If a Baby Gets Powder Poisoning
Often babies and children frolic with powder bottles or play powder from their containers. Well, keep the powder away from babies and older children to prevent the risk of children playing with the powder, yes, Mams.
For mild risks if after using the powder causes the skin to become red, swollen, hot, and the little one feels restless and fussy and feels painful, Mampaps can check your little one to see a doctor.
However, for greater risks such as spilled baby powder and inhaled in large quantities, make sure Mama Papa does the following:
Keep away from powder and move your little one to an area with open air.
Make sure that the respiratory tract is not blocked and can breathe.
Clean the powder from the mouth and nose using a wet cloth.
Submit the little one as soon as possible to the hospitalIntroduction to the hospitalInhaled information regarding the amount of powder so that medical personnel can take action
mesothelioma lung cancer in indonesia
Why should we be wary of FMD disease?
1. The disease can spread very quickly following the transport flow of meat and infected livestock.
2. Causes huge economic losses (permanent weight loss)
3. Control is difficult and complex because it requires huge vaccination costs as well as strict monitoring of animal traffic.
4. The country of Indonesia consists of tens of thousands of islands and hundreds of large and small ports, making it prone to smuggling livestock and materials of animal origin (meat, skins, etc.) from fmd endemic countries such as India, Brazil, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and surrounding areas.
Cause
1. Type A virus of the family Picornaviridae, genus Apthovirus.
2. Incubation period of 2-14 days (the period from the time the animal contracted the disease until symptoms of the disease arise)
Susceptible animals
Cows, buffaloes, camels, elephants, deer, goats, sheep and pigs.
Ways of Transmission
1. Direct or indirect contact with the patient's animal (droplets, nasal melts, skin flakes).
2. Living vectors (carried away by humans, etc.)
3. Not a living vector (carried away by transport cars, equipment, cage mats etc.)
4. Scattered by wind, special temperate areas (reaching 60 km on land and 300 km at sea).
There are thousands of livestock in Indonesia that have been reported to be infected with FMD in recent times.
So what exactly is PMK and its impact on humans?
20,000 animals infected in the city of aceh. "The spread of foot and mouth disease in Aceh has reached 19,830 individuals," he said in Aceh city, Thursday.
Of the nearly twenty thousand cases, Rahmandi said that Aceh Tamiang Regency was the point of the highest distribution of the FMD outbreak, reaching 8,463 individuals.
PREVENTION
A. Prevention By Biosecurity:
1. Protection in the free zone by limiting animal movement, traffic control and carrying out surveillance.
2. Slaughter of infected animals, newly recovered animals, and animals that may be in contact with FMD agents.
3. Disinfect assets and all infected materials (cage equipment, cars, clothes, etc.)
4. Destroy carcasses, litter, and all animal products in the infected area.
5. Quarantine measures.
B. Prevention by medical means
For infected areas:
1. Active viral vaccines containing adjuvants
2. Immunity 6 months after two vaccinations, depends in part on the antigen associated with the vaccine and the strain being infected.
For free areas (Indonesia):
1. Livestock traffic control
2. Prohibition of importation of livestock from infected areas
What is the effect of FMD on humans?
Reporting from the Journal of Agriculture Victoria, FMD is not considered a health problem for humans because transmission from animals to humans is very rare.
However, humans can carry the virus that lingers in their nose for 24 hours and transmits it to other animals.
FMD in English is known as Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) so it is often mistaken for Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD) or the Singapore flu which mostly affects children.
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Genomic Researcher with Specialization in Handling Small-Scale Outbreaks and Pandemic Scale (Genomic Epidemiology), Dr Dhany Saputra said, the corona virus or COVID-19 which attacks the respiratory system in humans, has mutated into hundreds of types since its appearance in December 2019 in Wuhan, China.
6 Things Revealed by Indonesian Epidemic Genomic Researchers About the Corona Virus, Mutations to Remdesivir", the following is a summary.
1. Mutate really fast
Not a few research experts to find out how mutations are formed in the virus that has attacked 212 countries and territories.
In general, Outbreak Genomic Researcher Dr. Dhany Saputra responded that mutation is the nature of the virus as has happened with the recent corona virus.
"So in general the virus is indeed in its nature, in its nature it is easy to mutate. It's not only coronavirus, all types of viruses," said Dhany.
2. Corona virus can be handled but many died
There are certain ways that can be done to immediately resolve the corona virus pandemic according to Dr. Danny Saputra.
"The first one was fast and many died or (the second) took a long time, a few died, maybe even people who are sick with coughing and colds," he said.
The first way is to let the corona virus spread so that more patients are exposed than the number of doctors.
There is no need for physical distancing, lockdown, or PSBB to prevent the spread so that it is easy and fast.
More and more people are infected with the virus, over time, herd immunity will appear or become immune to the cause of infection because they have been sick before.
The implementation of strict restrictions on community activities also affects the mutation of the corona virus itself.
According to Dhany, this policy was taken by developed countries in Scandinavia, namely Denmark, Finland, and Norway.
3. Vaccines may not work
Dr. Dhany Saputra said in his interview that mutations do not just happen, but are influenced by the antibodies of infected humans.
4. The experimental drug Remdesivir is considered to have strong potential to cure the corona virus.
The development of the experimental drug Remdesivir, which was previously used to treat Ebola in West Africa in 2018 has proven to be quite effective.
5. Corona virus can be killed by washing hands
The researcher emphasized that washing hands regularly is the most effective technique to prevent corona virus infection.
"So, so that it doesn't reach our internal bodies, for example, like touching our faces, rubbing our eyes, or something like that, we have to wash our hands first," said Dhany.
"Basically, it has hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties. So, the hydrophilic will bind water, hate fat, and hydrophobic it hates water and binds fat." he said.
That fat becomes the envelope or wrapping of the virus so that everyone is expected to wash their hands often to stay healthy.
6. Don't spray disinfectant
All are trying to take various preventive actions including spraying disinfectants on buildings and people.
But the genomics researcher warns of the dangers of doing so.
According to him, the disinfectant liquid that usually comes from clothes bleach is quite effective in killing the corona virus.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder | ASD | For Parents & Patients
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how do we treat autism is not condition that can be cured at least you to a different wiring to the brain the main goal of health professionals.
Here are some common treatment options for people with autism:
1. Behavioral and Communication Therapy
This therapy is done by providing a number of lessons for sufferers, including basic daily skills, both verbal and nonverbal. Here are some examples of behavioral and communication therapy, namely:
Applied behavior analysis (ABA), to increase positive behavior and prevent negative behavior.
Occupational therapy, which aims to help with life skills such as dressing, eating, and relating to others.
Sensory integration therapy, to help someone who has problems with touch or with sights or sounds.
Speech therapy to improve communication skills of people with autism.
2. Family Therapy
This therapy is intended for parents and families of people with autism. The goal is for families to learn how to interact with the sufferer and also teach the patient to speak and behave normally.
3. Drug Administration
Giving drugs can not cure autism, but can control the symptoms. Examples include drugs to treat seizures, medications to treat behavioral problems, medications to treat depression, and medications to treat sleep disorders.
Indeed cancer is not a disease that can not be cured completely. When detected with a fast / early and treated appropriately then the cancer can be cured completely. Unfortunately for detecting early-stage cancer is not as easy back your hand because not all cancer provide a unique phenomenon in the patient so as to encourage patients to seek treatment. In addition to early detection is the cost / screening is not exactly cheap.
One risk factor that can be avoided such as smoking habits while that can not be avoided such as genetic or hereditary factors. Both of these factors are the same as a risk factor for cancer but only a cigarette habit that can be avoided.
Prevention of cancer here is an action that seeks to avoid anything that becomes a risk factor for cancer and increase protective factors to prevent cancer.
Although some risk factors can be avoided does not mean you will be one hundred percent free of cancer. Instead of people whose lives are filled with risk factors for cancer is unlikely they will eventually have cancer. Every individual has a different sensitivity to the uniqueness or difference against cancer. Therefore there is a good idea to always consult a doctor to get the right information to prevent cancer.
Liver cancer or hepatocellular cancer is often referred to is a cancer that grows and develops in the cells or liver tissue. Cancer is not a result of metastases of cancer that occurs in other organs.
Liver is one of the largest organ found in the human body. Located on the upper right abdomen and is protected in part by the rib cage. The liver has an important function, especially in the metabolism of food into energy as well as a blood storage organ.
Some Risk Factors
Some risk factor for of hepatocellular cancer or liver cancer are:
* Sex. Men are more susceptible to liver cancer when compared with women. This increase is attributable to genetic factors and the man most active smokers.
* Hepatitis, or inflammation of the liver. Chronic Hepatitis B and C are the most important risk factor of liver cancer. Risks will increase when a person has both hepatitis simultaneously.
* Liver Cirrhosis. People with liver cirrhosis with liver cancer has a chance greater than those who did not.
* Disorders of metabolism. Some metabolic disorders may increase the risk of liver cancer for example, disorders that cause a buildup of iron in the liver (hemochromatosis).
Early examination or routine liver cancer screening conducted among others by examination Ultra So no graph or abdominal ultrasound, CT scan and blood tests.
Until now the right treatment for liver cancer in Indonesia is still scarce, a lot is to do with the liver transplant and it can only be done in foreign countries with expensive fees.
In conclusion, if you do have risk factors as I mentioned above, it helps you get to the doctor to screen for liver cancer. Spare your heart.
This paper is dedicated to my brother who is battling advanced stages of liver cancer at the General Hospital. Singapore
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| The signs of Cancer Mesothelioma cancer symptoms |
Among the many types of cancer, there are no symptoms early in its development. Signs usually appear just after the cancer is growing rapidly. In fact, with alert and find the cancer early symptoms, course of treatment will be relatively easier.
If it's too late, the cancer can spread to various organs and complicate the healing process. Therefore, it helps us recognize some of the following symptoms of cancer. Symptoms of cancer are extremely diverse and can vary in every state and every patient. At least 15 cancer symptoms you need to watch out for:
1. Changes in the breast
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men aged 50 years and over. These cancers often grow silently in the prostate gland without any symptoms until after spread to the bone and surrounding tissues.
Antigens are foreign substances that are known and are the targets to be destroyed by the immune system. Antigen found on the surface of all cells, but under normal circumstances, a person's immune system does not react to the cell itself.
If a cell becomes malignant, the new antigen (which is not recognized by the immune system) appears in the cell surface. The immune system may recognize new antigens, called tumor antigens, as foreign and can transport or destroy cancer cells. But well-functioning immune system was not always able to destroy all cancer cells.
