Month: January 2012

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These days, hypertension has been chasing young people all over the streets.

Introduction: < < 2010 Guidelines for Prevention and Treatment of Hypertension in China > > pointed out that one in five adults in China suffers from hypertension. It is estimated that there are at least 200 million hypertension patients nationwide. However, the awareness rate, treatment rate and control rate of hypertension are relatively low. At present, about 130 million hypertension patients in our country do not know that they suffer from hypertension, and about 30 million of the people who know that they suffer from hypertension have not been treated. In patients receiving antihypertensive therapy, 75% of the blood pressure did not reach the target level. The task of preventing and treating hypertension is still very arduous. My WeChat public Read More …

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Is cervical erosion really a disease?

Many adult women may have been diagnosed with cervical erosion in a certain physical examination, followed by infusion, medication and even laser treatment. At present, there are many businesses and institutions that promote cervical erosion treatment drugs and operations, and some even say that cervical erosion will lead to cervical cancer if not treated. What is cervical erosion? There is no [cervical erosion] in the textbook. In fact, the word cervical erosion disappeared from medical textbooks seven years ago. The textbook I used to go to school was still the version of more than 10 years ago. At that time, the textbook had the entry “cervical erosion” and believed that cervical erosion was a pathological change. At the beginning of Read More …

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First aid procedures for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

Introduction: Before, we pushed the first aid method of cardiopulmonary resuscitation after drowning. Some readers asked how to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation for people who are not drowning. Let’s learn. [Event Playback] According to news reports, The 35-year-old Liang Ya suddenly fainted on the steps of Exit C of Shuiwan Station on Shekou Line of Shenzhen Metro. Subway surveillance video showed that at 10: 29, Liang Ya appeared in the video with a notebook and a handbag. She seemed to be feeling a little unwell. She held the guardrail and stood there, trying to take off her coat, but before her clothes were taken off, the person fell down. At 10: 30, Liang Ya seemed to be still conscious and moved Read More …

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Why is it forbidden to put anything into your mouth during epileptic seizures?

Introduction: According to Netease News, One of the epileptic patients on the train had a sudden seizure, Conductor Angie tried to remove the patient’s mouth with her finger. In order to prevent biting the tongue, only to find their fingernails were bitten off. Epilepsy is one of the most common and serious neurological diseases. The prevalence rate of epilepsy is as high as 7 ‰ in our country. There are more than 9 million epileptic patients in our country, and the rate of new 400,000-600,000 cases is increasing every year. So what should we do when we encounter epileptic patients? During epileptic seizures, it is forbidden to put anything into your mouth, hold down the patient, and feed water and Read More …

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How to Identify Private Hospitals?

Not long ago, New Oriental Chairman Yu Minhong bombarded Maria Women’s Hospital and the gold owner behind it on Weibo because the employee died while giving birth in the hospital. Private and foreign capital also have many good hospitals, but the barbaric growth of [Putian Department] private hospitals has always been [tube kill no matter buried] cancer. The following figure is the representative figure of Putian Department Zhan Yupeng, the hospital opened with sunglasses, is it just finished double eyelid surgery? Simply Judge Several Principles of Private Hospitals: 1. Website Private cheat people hospitals generally have gorgeous interfaces. In conspicuous places, infertility/andrology/gynecology/venereal diseases/plastic surgery/hepatitis/nasopharyngitis/body odor/rheumatism and other diseases are the main diseases. There are many kinds of popular science knowledge. Read More …

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How to prevent plague?

According to news reports, on July 17, a confirmed case of pneumonic plague in Yumen City, Gansu Province, resulted in the death of one person. As of the afternoon of the 17th, 151 people were found to be in close contact with the patient. All of them have taken measures such as isolation, epidemiological investigation and preventive medication, and no abnormal symptoms have been found so far. First, what is plague? Plague is a virulent infectious disease mainly transmitted by Yersinia pestis through rat fleas. Can infect people and a variety of animals, is a natural epidemic disease widely prevalent among wild rodents. Clinically, there are three manifestations: septicemia, pneumonia and plague, including fever, severe toxemia symptoms, lymph node enlargement, Read More …

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How should diabetics eat?

There are many misunderstandings about diabetes diet, and endocrinologists have not done less work to clarify and refute the rumor. However, the source of the rumor is quite related to doctors. If you ask the doctors at that time the same question in different years: [Should diabetes patients eat scientifically in how? We will hear completely different answers. At the end of the 18th century, John Rollo, a British doctor, first discovered: When diabetics eat bread, grains, fruits and other foods, their urine sugar increases, while when they eat meat foods, their urine sugar decreases relatively. Later, he advocated a far-reaching low carbohydrate diet, high fat and high protein diet. To this day, erroneous views such as “diabetics cannot eat Read More …

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Dermatologist’s advice: Keep away from powder for skin wounds

The skin is the largest organ of the human body, The total area can reach 1.2-2 square meters, Tilting is the size of a single bed. The thickness is usually 0.5-4.0 mm, excluding the skin of the subcutaneous fat layer, which depends on the degree of fat and thinness. The total weight of these skins accounts for about 16% of the human body weight. On the surface is the epidermis, and below is the dermis, which forms our body’s first line of defense. Since our skin is probably the most vulnerable part in the outermost layer, and once the skin is damaged, there will be four problems: infection, hemorrhage, pain and scar. Correctly handling these four problems is the best Read More …

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How poisonous are hospital elevator buttons

How do you press the elevator in the hospital? With the key? Any substitute you can find on your hands? With your elbows? Or do you press with your fingers as usual? Some people may say that you are melodramatic, but such melodramatic feelings do make sense. How poisonous are hospital elevators? Let’s look at a research report published in Open Medicine. This study mainly investigated the elevator buttons of three large municipal hospitals in Canada, and found that many colonized bacteria on the buttons are a variety of microorganisms symbiotic on the surface of human skin. According to the study, The sources of hospital acquired infection are diversified, and the transmission routes that can be involved include doctors’ white Read More …

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Medical drama, which was full of mistakes in those years,

In recent years, medical TV plays have become very popular, In the United States, Dr. House, Grey’s Anatomy, Japan’s “White Giant Tower” and others have been sought after by drama fans all over the world. Domestic medical TV plays such as “Heart Skill” and “Doctor’s Benevolence” have also been launched. The so-called [watching the scene of bustle outside the door, Looking at the doorway in the door], ordinary audiences are fond of talking about the rich plot and tense first aid environment in medical dramas. However, doctors have discovered various medical mistakes in these dramas due to their professional sensitivity. To this end, the Clove Garden Survey invited doctors to participate in the survey on medical drama to see what Read More …