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“Monkeypox” Currently Spreading in Thailand: A Thai Traditional Medicine Perspective
In today’s world, where we continue to face the spread of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases such as monkeypox, understanding diseases through multiple perspectives can help us respond more comprehensively. Although classical Thai traditional medical texts do not directly describe “viruses,” as this body of knowledge was developed before the scientific discovery of microorganisms, the symptoms and characteristics of this disease can still be meaningfully interpreted through ancient Thai medical theory.
Difference Between “General Massage” and “Anatomy & Wellness Massage”
Anatomy & Wellness Massage combines relaxation with an understanding of muscle structure and body balance. It helps relieve tension, muscle pain, and stiffness, restore movement, and address the root causes of discomfort. Suitable for people with Office Syndrome or chronic muscle pain.
Office Syndrome: A Common Health Problem Among Modern Workers
In an era when working in front of a computer has become part of everyday life, Office Syndrome has emerged as one of the most common health concerns among working-age adults.
Depression Checklist
Depression is a disorder of the brain that affects the body, emotions, and thoughts. When brain chemicals become imbalanced, they can influence behavior, emotional responses, and daily functioning.
Why Do We Get Shorter as We Age?
Did you know that once you reach your 40s, your height may begin to decrease by an average of about 1 centimeter every 10 years? This happens because the body is constantly undergoing changes in the bones, muscles, and joints.
Vitamin D: So Abundant, Yet So Easy to Deficient In
Vitamin D offers a wide range of health benefits. It helps the body absorb calcium, supports bone formation, and contributes to the health of the muscles, lungs, brain, heart, nervous system, and immune system.
Every Hour, Two People Lose Their Lives in Road Accidents
The main causes of road accidents include speeding and careless driving, using a mobile phone while driving, drinking alcohol before or during driving, failing to wear a helmet or seat belt, and poor road or vehicle conditions that do not meet safety standards.
Blurred Vision After Cataract Surgery: Causes, Diagnosis, and Management of Cystoid Macular Edema
After cataract surgery, some patients may notice that their vision becomes blurred again. This can occur for several reasons. One of the most common causes developing 6 months to 2 years after surgery is posterior capsule opacification (PCO), in which the lens capsule becomes cloudy. Another important and relatively common cause, especially within the first month after surgery but sometimes occurring months or even years later, is cystoid macular edema (CME), also known as Irvine Gass syndrome.