Month: August 2011

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Is electric toothbrush really better than manual toothbrush?

Now there is more and more publicity about electric toothbrushes, Sales are very good. At the same time, traditional manual toothbrushes still occupy the main position of oral cleaning products in supermarkets, and most people still use manual toothbrushes. Some people expressed doubts: Is this overwhelming article saying that electric toothbrushes are good purely the marketing behavior of electric toothbrush manufacturers? There are also some people who suspect that the brush head of the electric toothbrush looks so small and has a small range of movement. Is it really clean inside and outside? Will it hurt teeth and gums? This article will discuss this topic: From a professional point of view, is electric toothbrush really better than manual toothbrush for Read More …

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Physical examination found ovarian cyst, can malignant transformation? Do we have to operate?

Many women will find ovarian cysts after physical examination, the heart will be very panic, especially listening to others say that what ovarian cysts may be cancer and so on, but also feel the sky is falling. This is because the disease is still unknown. Now, let’s take a look at ovarian cysts in all aspects. Ovarian cyst is what? Ovarian cyst itself is not a disease, but a manifestation. For example, when doing B-ultrasound, it is found that there is a cystic thing on the ovary. At this time, the B-ultrasound doctor will write on the report: ovarian cyst. However, a series of problems such as whether this cystic thing is what’s disease, whether it is a tumor, whether Read More …

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Sitting motionless every day, what should I do if I find urinary calculi?

Urinary calculi are also called urolithiasis, urinary calculi, It is one of the most common diseases in urology. Urinary calculi can be divided into kidney calculi, ureteral calculi, bladder calculi and urethral calculi according to their location. We often hear people talking about urinary calculi, and they will hear: “If the calculi do not hurt, there is no need to treat them again” and “If the stones that have hurt do not hurt, there is no need to worry about them”. Is this really the case? Urinary calculi are not more painful and more severe. Myth 1. Stone never hurts, so no treatment is needed. Small kidney stones will slowly become larger, if drinking too little on weekdays, plus no Read More …