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Get to Know the Nipah Virus... a Virus That Causes Severe Encephalitis!!!
From recent news of a Nipah virus outbreak in India, with confirmed cases in West Bengal and quarantine measures for close contacts to control thespread
What should you do when someone gets electrocuted?
Electric shock or electrocution is a common hazard, especially during the rainy season when the risk increases due to flooding.
Salivary gland inflammation... what causes it? (Parotitis)
Parotitis is a condition characterized by inflammation of the parotid gland, the largest salivary gland in the body. It is located in front of and belowboth ears. This gland produces saliva to aid digestion and protect the oral cavity from infection.
Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing (CPET)
What is CPET? Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing (CPET) is an assessment used to analyze how the heart, lungs, and muscles work together during exercise. The test uses advanced technology to measure respiratory gases and the body's maximum oxygen consumption during exercise (VO2Max). The assessment is performed using either a stationary bicycle or a treadmill.
Abdominal Pain: Know the Cause!!!
Many people have experienced abdominal pain. Since the abdomen contains numerous internal organs, recurrent or severe abdominal pain should not be ignored. Understanding the location of the pain can help identify the possible underlying cause, enabling timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
Finger Dislocation... Should You See a Doctor?
Finger dislocation is a common injury that occurs when the bones of a finger are displaced from their normal anatomical position. It can affect any finger joint, but most commonly involves the proximal and middle joints of the fingers. This injury can occur in people of all ages and is frequently associated with sports such as basketball, volleyball, football, or other activities involving the hands.
Knee Pain... Don't Let It Become Chronic!
Have you ever experienced persistent knee pain while walking, climbing stairs, or getting up from a chair? These symptoms should not be ignored, as they may be an early warning sign of knee osteoarthritis, which can significantly affect your quality of life and daily activities.
Extreme heat… Danger to watch out for regarding the "heart"
When external temperatures rise, the body tries to release heat by sweating and dilating blood vessels at the skin, resulting in the heart having to work harder to pump blood to various parts and to maintain stable blood pressure. For those who already have heart disease or high blood pressure, this condition can trigger severe symptoms.