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Some information about hepatitis B

There are different types of viral hepatitis. Hepatitis B is one of the viral hepatitis. In some cases, hepatitis B virus infection is chronic, leading to impaired liver function, liver cancer, or cirrhosis.

What is hepatitis B?

Hepatitis B is a contagious disease. Hepatitis B is caused by a hepatitis B virus infection that causes a serious infection of the liver. The disease is spread through blood, semen or other body fluids. While the infection is better in adults, it is more chronic in children.

Hepatitis, the most harmful virus in the world today, is spreading rapidly and the threat of the whole human race is worse than AIDS. Hepatitis-A, Hepatitis-B, Hepatitis-C, Hepatitis-D and Hepatitis-E are the liver viruses responsible for acute and chronic hepatitis.

Hepatitis-A, Hepatitis-B, Hepatitis-C, Hepatitis-D and Hepatitis-E are the liver viruses responsible for acute and chronic hepatitis.

Hepatitis B virus causes inflammation in the liver. This disease can lead to death if not taken in time.

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About 7% of the people in this country are carriers of Hepatitis-B virus. They have various complex liver diseases at different times. About 3.5% of pregnant mothers in the country are infected with the hepatitis B virus. The virus can infect the body of their newborn. Hepatitis-B virus is 100 percent more contagious than AIDS. The number of hepatitis B patients is increasing day by day.

Does the disease spread?

The same syringes, repeated use of needles, tattoos on the body, razors used in salons, razors, blades, scissors to treat hepatitis B patients in hospitals, equipment used by dentists, equipment used in operating theaters (unsafe), drugs in syringes, hepatitis 'B' The carrier's cigarettes, saliva, contact with it, blood transfusions, newborns are more likely to be infected from breast milk, if the mother is infected with hepatitis 'B'.

Hepatitis B spreads in the human body in two ways

1. Vertically

2. Horizontally

Spread vertically

From the diseased mother to the child.

When the placenta separates from the uterus.

When amniocentesis is performed.

From the baby's intimacy with the infected mother after birth.

Spread horizontally

Through the examination of unadulterated blood and blood components.

When taking inject able drugs.

Due to the use of contaminated equipment during medical and dental treatment.

Personal things are the result of the use of more than one person, such as a toothbrush,

Other body fluids such as saliva and vaginal fluids are actually in contact with the blood.

Hepatitis-C can spread the disease through social interactions with the patient

Social interactions (handshakes, hugs) do not spread the disease. Even the patient's utensils such as glasses, spoons, clothes do not spread the disease.

Only those items that come in contact with the patient's blood such as razors, blades, razors, toothbrushes, needles) can spread the disease.

Symptoms

The infected patient may have no symptoms.

The dormancy of this disease (from viral infection to the symptoms of the disease) takes about 4 weeks to 6 months.

Symptoms include flu-like fever, fatigue, tingling, pain, nausea, and loss of appetite.

Risk of disease

Newborns of diseased mothers.

Those who take drugs by injection.

Close relatives of the victim's family and his or her partner.

Health care workers who come in contact with blood often, such as surgeons, dialysis units and blood transfusion staff, dentists, nurses and midwives.

To prevent disease

Eat more raw salads, fruits and roots. Oily foods are strictly forbidden. Do not eat red meat. Absolutely do not eat salt or sodium salt. Eat more foods rich in vitamin B, anti-oxidants such as beta carotene, vitamin-C, and vitamin-E. Walk at least 40 minutes every day. Practice exercise. Do not eat rice more than once a day, eat bread twice a day. Smoking and drinking are prohibited.

Do not take any multivitamin unnecessarily. Get plenty of rest. Live a chained life.

Yours and your families. If you haven't been infected yet, get the hepatitis-B vaccine very quickly."

Prevention is the only way to get rid of hepatitis B infection.

1. Personal action

Exclusion of personal belongings

Use disposable syringes and needles

Safe blood circulation

2.  By vaccination

Hepatitis-B can be prevented by vaccination. Hepatitis-B screening must be done before receiving the vaccine.

Vaccination rules-

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the vaccine should be given at 0,1,6, or 0,1,2, and 12 months. If the desired titre is not achieved, an additional dose (booster dose) should be taken after the 3rd dose.

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Asthma symptoms causes treatment

Asthma symptoms causes treatment

Asthma is a chronic disease whose main symptoms are shortness of breath and shortness of breath. During an asthma attack, the lining of the airways becomes swollen, causing the airways to become so narrow that the speed of breathing in and out of breath is greatly reduced. The cause of asthma is not yet fully understood. Nevertheless, allergies, tobacco smoke and chemical stimulants gradually increase asthma and are considered to be the main cause of asthma. It is not possible to completely cure asthma, but it is possible to control the disease with proper management. Proper management is essential for a healthy quality of life.

Symptoms of Asthma

Symptoms based on asthma are:

Exhale frequently

Shortness of breath

Chest tightness

Cough

Coughing can cause saliva to come out of the lungs. Symptoms worsen at night and in the morning or as a result of allergies.

Other physical conditions associated with asthma include:

Gastro esophageal re flux disease (GERD)

Rhino sinusitis

Sleep disturbances

Causes of asthma

However, there are a number of specific risk factors associated with asthma, including:

Hereditary tendency to develop allergies, called atopy (at-o-pay)

If parents have asthma (hereditary)

Allergies can also be caused by dust, fur, lice, flower pollen, and grass.

Inflammatory or irritating cigarette smoke, air pollution, chemical or dust in the workplace and sprays (e.g., hair spray)

Aspirin or any other anti-steroid or painkiller and non selective beta blocker.

Effects of sulfide in food and drink.

Respiratory infections caused by viruses, such as colds

Physical activity including exercise

Exposure to airborne allergens or viral infections in infancy or early childhood when the immune system is developing

Diagnosis

Medical history: The doctor may ask you the following questions:

Medical documents and history, including information on allergies, asthma or any other disease

If someone has heartburn or a sore mouth, it could be a sign of gastro esophageal re flux disease (GERD).

If you have a cold or a cold-fever

If someone smokes or stays with someone who smokes

Physical examination: Your doctor will listen to your lungs with a stethoscope to see if there are any signs of a cough-related problem, and if you hear wheezing or wheezing or other abnormal sounds, you may have asthma. There are possibilities. Other tests include:

Chest X-ray: Chest X-ray takes pictures of the lungs and heart and helps to diagnose pneumonia and lung cancer.

Lung function tests: These tests can measure how much air you breathe in and out, how fast you exhale, and how well your lungs deliver oxygen to the blood. Tests of lung function are necessary to diagnose asthma and to look for related causes.

X-ray of the sinuses: It is needed to diagnose sinus infections.

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Headache migraine symptoms causes treatment

  Headache migraine symptoms causes treatment

Headache-migraine

There are different types of headaches. One of these types of headaches is ‘migraine.’ In rural areas it is commonly known as ‘migraine pain’. In fact, fifteen / twenty years ago, there was not such an outbreak of this disease. But over time, as the natural environment has changed, so has its extent. Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated in other parts of the country, such as in the densely populated, dusty and smoky environment. However, this migraine disease is now slowly spreading so much that its form may be more frightening to future generations. So we need to know in detail about the various aspects and remedies of it and above all the thoughts of the medical scientists of the world about this disease.

Causes of migraines

In fact, medical scientists have not been able to come up with a definitive decision on the exact cause and cure of headaches. In a study on headaches in 1980, scientists found that tension often causes headaches and is easier to treat. When blood vessels do not supply blood to the brain properly, many people identify it as migraine pain. It can also be due to tension or other reasons. Moreover, if the blood vessels sometimes supply extra blood for any reason, headaches can occur. This pain is more severe than migraine pain; however, it can be misunderstood with migraine pain.

It is thought that the onset of migraine pain due to tension or natural causes reduces the blood supply to the brain - which has some effect on the functioning of two parts of the brain called the occipital and parietal. As a result, it starts to cause headaches as an adverse reaction. When the headache starts completely, the arteries of the cerebellum dilate depending on the amount of 5-hydroxy tryptamine in the blood. However, scientists are still skeptical about the exact role of this element. The American Association for the Study of Headache is currently working to find the exact cause and cure for migraines.

The main reason of migraine

1) Hereditary effects

Hereditary effects on migraine pain are greater than on other types of pain যা which largely depend on the characteristics of a single cell ‘gene’. As evidence, a team of neurologists from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Leiden in the Netherlands isolated migraine-related genes from the body of a migraine patient. Later, the patient's migraine pain was no longer seen. The leader of the research team. Michael Ferry published the same data on 80 members of 10 families.

2) Tension / Anxiety / Instability

It is more prevalent among those who are always worried or anxious due to personal or family reasons. Moreover, any dangerous news or emotional state suddenly gives birth to this migraine.

3) Environmental impact

At present, the continuous population growth in the big cities of the world, including our country, is making the environment unbearable. In the meantime, waste products and fumes from faulty vehicles have brought the environment into a state that is affecting our bodies. And migraine has been created as a cause of such an effect. According to a recent statistic, it is more prevalent among people in urban areas than in rural areas.

First, there are certain foods that increase the severity of migraine pain after ingestion, or if there is a feeling of mild pain, it can turn into a full-fledged migraine. Notable among them are the following foods:

(1) Chocolate

(2) Cheese

(3) Alcoholism

(4) Cola drinks.

Second, the migraine patient but also suffers from inflammation of the sinuses or suffers from a severe cold cough or cold; In their case the incidence of migraine pain gradually increases.

Third, when extreme heat and environmental conditions take on a steamy shape, the incidence of migraine headaches gradually increases. On the other hand, in winter, if the cold air is more or foggy conditions prevail, then the incidence increases.

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Cholesterol symptoms causes treatment diet

Cholesterol symptoms causes treatment diet      

What is cholesterol and why

Cholesterol is a fatty, oily steroid found in cell membranes and in the bloodstream of all animals. It is an essential element in the cell membrane of mammals. Cholesterol is also an essential precursor molecule that causes the biosynthesis of bile acids, steroid hormones and fatty soluble vitamins. Cholesterol is the most important element in cholesterol. But it is synthesized in small amounts in the bodies of other eukaryotes such as plants and fungi. It is not seen at once in bacteria such as prokaryotes.

Physiological inspection

Since cholesterol is vital for the human body, it is synthesized in the human body in a new way, that is, in a de novo way. It is strongly associated with the onset of atherosclerosis. Normally, a total body cholesterol synthesis of a person weighing 8 kg is close to 1 g (1000 mg) (automatically adjusts the total food intake) and has a total body content of 35 g. Eat an extra 200-300 mg a day. Cholesterol is recycled. It is excreted in the intestinal tract by the liver through the bile. Usually 50% of the excreted cholesterol is reabsorbed by the veins and returned to the bloodstream. Forest stenols and sterols (which cause more atherosclerosis than cholesterol) are excreted and move to the intestinal tract to be excreted from the body.

Efficacy

Cholesterol is needed to make and maintain cell membranes. It regulates the fluidity of membranes or membranes according to different body temperatures. The hydroxyl group of cholesterol acts on the phospholipids of the membrane and the polar heads of the sphingolipids while the coarse steroids and hydrocarbon chains contain no polar fatty acids in other lipids. In this constructive role, cholesterol reduces the permeability of plasma membranes to lead to protons (positive hydrogen ions) and sodium ions.

Inside the cell membrane, cholesterol acts as a transport, messaging, and nerve communicator between the two cells. The role of cholesterol is essential for the formation and function of invasive cavities and clattering-covered endothelium and for the formation and function of cavitary-dependent endocytes. Cholesterol must be removed from the plasma membrane with the help of methyl beta cyclodextrin (MBCD). It has recently been suggested that cholesterol participates in the signaling process of cells by helping to make lipid rafts in plasma membranes or plasma membranes that contain cholesterol. The integrated layer of membrane provides insulation and facilitates healthy transport of wounds.

Cholesterol is a precursor molecule in the cell that acts on a number of biochemical interactions. Cholesterol in the liver is converted into bile which accumulates in the gallbladder. Bile contains bile salts which make nourishing intestinal lubricants. It also helps in the absorption of fat molecules and fat soluble vitamins such as Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin K and Vitamin E. Vitamin D and steroid hormones act as cholesterol precursor molecules in the synthesis of adrenal gland hormones such as cortisol and aldosterone, sex hormones such as progesterone, estrogen, testosterone and others.

Food source

Animal fats are a complex mixture of animal fat triglycerides, low amounts of phospholipids and cholesterol. As a result, all foods containing animal fats contain different levels of cholesterol. The foods that contain cholesterol are cheese, egg yolks, beef, pork, chicken and shrimp. Breast milk also carries a lot of cholesterol. Vegetables or fruits do not contain cholesterol unless they are added in some way during cooking. But linseed or peanuts from plants contain compounds like healthy cholesterol called phytosterols. They are said to help lower serum cholesterol levels.

The presence of total fats in the diet, especially saturated fats and Tran’s fats, plays a more important role in raising blood cholesterol levels than cholesterol-rich foods. Full-fat dairy foods, animal fats, various oils, and chocolate contain saturated fat. Partial hydrogenation of unsaturated fats results in Trans fats. Unlike other fats, it is not essential for life. Tran’s fats are recommended to be eaten sparingly or not at all because they are far more harmful than oils made from natural sources or natural oils. Foods contain Tran’s fat.

What is the cholesterol thing?

Cholesterol is a type of fat. There are several types of triglycerides, LDL, HDL and total cholesterol. One of them is beneficial. And three are harmful to the body.

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Gastric ulcer pain symptoms causes treatment

Gastric ulcer pain symptoms causes treatment

What is a gastric problem? What kind of problem is it?

In fact, gastric problems are more common in Southeast Asia. By gastric problems we mean that before or after eating, heartburn is often seen Stomach. Even if the stomach is empty for a long time after eating, the stomach hurts. This is mainly called gastric problems. In addition, some people complain that after eating something, there is a murmur in the stomach or a bad smell in the mouth.

Why do people usually have these problems?

Gastric problems vary with age. A major cause of gastric problems in women is gallbladder stones. It is seen that gallbladder stones are also found in boys, but it is more prevalent in women. If this is the case at first there is a slight nausea, unwillingness to eat, anorexia and patients often come with this complaint. Whenever women get an ultra sonogram after the age of 40, it is seen that gallbladder stones become the main cause. In addition, the main reason for our country's eating habits.

As can be seen, most people in our country do not eat in the morning. That's a big reason. Breakfast is served at 12 or 1 p.m. Or just eat lunch. In that case it is seen that for such a long time, between dinner and lunch, there is a gap, which is due to the fact that gastric problems are more. There is one more big reason. That is eating more at night. Our office hours, our way of life, have become such that it is almost 8-9 o'clock when we come home. Often we eat too late. We fall asleep right after eating late. This is also a major cause of gastritis.

Ways to get rid of gastric problems

If someone has gastric problems, he can have gas problems from any food. Gas can also be a problem due to work stress or not eating properly throughout the day. Flatulence is a disorder that is affecting more and more people. Without it the digestive process is not completed properly. Gastric or peptic ulcer: It is the only gastric ulcer that can cause gastric ulcer.

 Here are

some foods

that can cure gastric problems

  Cinnamon One teaspoon of cinnamon powder can be mixed well in a glass of hot milk. Honey can also be mixed with. Or mix a teaspoon of cinnamon powder in a glass of hot water and drink it after 2-3 minutes. Drinking whey reduces gastric. You can wake up in the morning and drink a glass of whey. Gastric problems will go away. Ginger or ginger powder can be eaten for indigestion and loss of appetite. A small piece of fresh ginger can be chewed after the main meal of each meal. Or ginger tea can be drunk. Ginger tea is made by boiling a few pieces of ginger in water. Drinking ginger tea 2-3 times a day reduces gas. Eating a few nuts a day will not cause gastric problems. Baking soda and lemon in a glass pour a small amount of baking soda in a small amount of fresh lemon juice. Once the mixture is frozen, add water and a little baking soda and mix well. Drink the mixture slowly. Moreover, on an empty stomach, mix a small amount of baking soda in a glass of water and drink it to get rid of gastric problems. Garlic eating garlic soup reduces gastric and speeds up the digestive process. Some amount of crushed garlic should be mixed with water and boiled for a few minutes. Mix black pepper and cumin with it and leave it for a while to cool. When cold, the mixture should be drunk. In this way, if you use it two to three times a day, gastric will be reduced. Fennel can be eaten by chewing. Or mix some amount of fennel in hot water, cool it for five minutes and drink it after five minutes. This will eliminate gastric problems. Drinking eight glasses of water every day can get rid of many problems. Water helps the body digest toxins faster by removing toxins. It reduces acidity. This will solve the problem of stomach pain and gas. Boil two cups of water with guava leaves. Drink 1 cup of water. This will also be of great benefit. Pineapple eating pineapple reduces acidity.

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Heart attack and cardiac arrest symptoms causes treatment

Heart attack and cardiac arrest symptoms causes treatment

What is heart attack and cardiac arrest?

‘Heart attack’ and ‘cardiac arrest’ are two types of diseases. To understand the difference between the two, it is important to understand exactly what happens to the body during a heart attack or cardiac arrest.

What is a heart attack?

When a blockage is formed in a coronary artery, a heart attack occurs. Blood flows through these arteries to the cardiac muscle. Since the heart is a kind of muscle, it needs oxygenated blood to function. When a blockage builds up in the coronary arteries, a heart attack occurs because the heart stops bleeding. If the blockage of the arteries cannot be removed quickly, the heart muscle begins to die.

What happens after a heart attack?

Severe chest pain is felt during a heart attack. With this, there is a feeling of extreme pressure on the chest, pressing from both sides of the chest etc. Some people may also experience pain in the left shoulder, left arm and upper left side of the body. As is the case with cardiac arrest, in the case of a heart attack, the heart does not stop beating as fast.

What is cardiac arrest?

When the heart stops beating completely, cardiac arrest occurs. This is due to a sudden disturbance in the heart and as a result the heartbeat starts to become irregular. The primary difference with a heart attack is that the heartbeat does not stop even if the blood flow to the heart stops during a heart attack.

What happens after cardiac arrest?

In cardiac arrest, as the heartbeat stops, the person first becomes unconscious, stops breathing, and stops beating. Without urgent medical attention, even people with cardiac arrest can die within minutes.

Causes of heart attack

1. Excess weight

2. Family history of heart disease

3. High blood pressure or high blood pressure

4. Diabetes

5. No more physical exercise

6. The habit of sitting for long periods of time

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Low blood pressure symptoms Causes treatment

Low blood pressure symptoms Causes treatment

We are very much aware of high blood pressure but we do not give much importance to low blood pressure. Many people have low blood pressure this summer. There is a normal level of blood pressure in the human body from the dehydration that is being created in the body by sweating. Normally a healthy normal human blood pressure should be 120/80. High blood pressure and low blood pressure are measured based on this. Both increase or decrease in blood pressure is harmful to health. If the blood pressure is around 90/60, it is called low blood pressure. Many people are very worried about low blood pressure. In most cases, low blood pressure does not cause much harm. However, if low blood pressure is long-term, it can be detrimental to one's health. Let's find out about the causes, symptoms and remedies for low blood pressure!

Causes of low blood pressure

Low pressure is not a specific cause. Pressure can be low for various reasons. Then let's know the reasons first!

1) Dehydration in the body

Sweating in this heat causes dehydration in the body. Many people tolerate from low blood pressure.

2) Not eating the right food

Our body needs a certain amount of food. If you don't eat that food on time and properly, your blood pressure may go down.

3) Excessive work

Exercise must always be at a tolerable level with the body. And if it exceeds the level, the pressure may be low.

4) Anxiety

Low blood pressure can also be caused by emotional turmoil, anxiety, etc. Because the body's communication with the mind is very intensive.

5) Malnutrition

Although there are nutritional problems in the body, the pressure is low.

6) Insufficient sleep

Insufficient sleep also lowers blood pressure. A person needs at least 7-8 hours of sleep to stay healthy.

7) Diarrhea

If you have diarrhea or if you vomit excessively during diarrhea, the pressure is low.

8) Indigestion

Even if digestion is disturbed, the pressure may be low.

9) Bleeding

Excessive bleeding due to cuts or other causes can cause low blood pressure.

10) Anemia

When there is anemia in the body, the pressure is low.

11) Hormonal imbalance

Many people have hormonal imbalances in their body. Due to this the pressure is low.

12) During pregnancy

In the first 6 months of pregnancy, low blood pressure is caused by the effects of hormones. Next time it's okay.

13) Others

Blood pressure is also low due to heart problems, adrenal gland problems, body temperature fluctuations, gastric problems, having a long term disease, nerve problems, etc. Low blood pressure can also be caused by side effects of some medications.

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High Blood Pressure hypertension symptoms, causes

High Blood Pressure hypertension symptoms, causes,

10 simple solutions to prevent hypertension or high blood pressure

High blood pressure is also known as hypertension or hypertension. This condition is caused when there is too much blood pressure in the arteries. Hypertension is when a person's blood pressure reading is 140/90 mm Hg or more. It is also called the silent killer. This is because if it is not treated at the right time, heart attack, stroke and even kidney failure can occur but no significant symptoms can be seen.

Symptoms of high blood pressure

There is currently no home without a hypertension patient. The pressure may increase. Not everyone has the same symptoms, but there are some common symptoms:

1) Severe headaches

2) Neck pain

3) nausea; Even vomiting.

4) may bleed through the nose.

Although doctors recommend different medications for different people, you can control high blood pressure with some very simple natural ingredients. These components are known as Kitchen Ingredients, because we get these components in our kitchen cabinets.

Some causes of high blood pressure or hypertension

1) Eat more than 6 grams of salt per day.

2) Taking alcohol.

3) Having a lot of caffeinated food / drink in the daily food list.

4) Not developing regular exercise habits.

5) Stress

6) Obesity, since the heart needs to pump more and more blood for extra tissue.

7) Hereditary Many people suffer from high blood pressure.

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What is Diabetes? Why is that?

What is Diabetes? Why is that?

The term diabetes is familiar to all of us. No family can be found where there are no diabetics. According to the World Health Organization, diabetes is now an epidemic. The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently announced the cause of the outbreak.

The question may come, what is diabetes? The American Diabetes Association says that diabetes is a disease that can never be cured. But this disease can be easily controlled.

The Irish Independent reports that when we eat carbohydrates or common sugary foods, they are broken down into glucose. Insulin is a type of hormone. Its job is to deliver this glucose to the cells of the human body. The body's cells then use that glucose to produce energy. People do their daily work with that energy. So when this glucose does not reach the cells of the body, then the daily work of human beings will be disrupted.

When someone has diabetes, the secretion of insulin hormone in that person's body decreases. As a result, glucose cannot reach the body's cells. This increases the amount of glucose in the blood. Excess glucose is usually excreted through the urine. This is why diabetics urinate frequently. When there is a lot of urination, the patient suffering from diabetes becomes thirsty.

On the other hand, a patient who urinates frequently loses large amounts of glucose. In this way the cells of the body cannot produce the required energy. As a result, the patient feels weak. If the patient does not take proper measures to control diabetes, various physical complications can occur, including problems with his blood vessels, nerves, kidneys, eyes and heart.

Symptoms of diabetes

There are some common symptoms of diabetes. According to the American Diabetes Association, diabetes can be easily identified by paying attention to certain things. And as soon as diabetes can be identified, control measures must be taken. The symptoms of diabetes are:

1. Frequent urination

2. Get thirsty

3. Frequent hunger even after regular meals

4. Feeling exhausted

5. Blurred vision

6. The cuts on different parts of the body do not heal easily

7. Weight loss despite eating

8.  Pain in limbs or occasional numbness