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Is the world in the eyes of color blindness how’s?

These are two pictures of sunset. They are both beautiful and poetic, but the colors are different. Have you found the difference between them? In fact, the first one is the sunset seen by most people, while the second one is the scene seen by a small number of people. Color discrimination is closely related to our life and work and is one of the basic visual functions. A small number of people distinguish color perception in different ways from most people, and medicine generally believes that their color discrimination ability is abnormal. So what exactly is the abnormal color discrimination? What impact will it bring to our life? Can it be corrected? In fact, the world seen by people Read More …

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I eat salt every day. Do you really understand salt?

1. Talk big about salt and start from the beginning. The salt that each of us ate every day was the first commodity controlled by the state and the main source of [national tax] at that time. [Salt is the first of all flavors] and is a very important substance in people’s life. Once we lack salt, we will not only be unable to eat, but also have poor physical strength and may even get sick. As a matter of fact, the concept of salt is different from that of [salt] in chemistry. This is also the case here. It only refers to salt. The main component of salt is sodium chloride, which also contains potassium, iodine and some trace Read More …

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Colostrum yellow yellow, can give the baby to drink?

Colostrum, as its name implies, is the milk secreted by new mothers after childbirth. Some mothers feel that colostrum is yellow in color and sticky and looks dirty, so they squeeze it out directly and do not give it to their babies. In fact, colostrum is the best and most precious nutritional gift given by mothers to newborn babies. The process of milk secretion After giving birth, the hormone level in the body changes and the breast begins to secrete milk. Milk secretion has a process, which can be divided into colostrum, transitional milk, mature milk and late milk according to different secretion stages. Colostrum: Milk of women within 4-5 days after delivery; Transition milk: milk of women within 6-10 Read More …

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Weight Problem of Diabetes Mellitus Patients-Weight Loss

First of all, it should be clear that the obesity mentioned here refers specifically to the body mass index BMI > 24 kg/m2. The risk of diabetes in obese people is significantly higher than that in healthy people. More than 80% of type 2 diabetes is related to obesity. The risk of diabetes in light, moderate and severe obesity is 2 times, 5 times and 10 times that in normal weight people respectively. Objectives of Diabetic Patients to Loss Weight Although everyone knows that losing weight means eating less and exercising more, specifically speaking, there are still many detailed goals to reduce the occurrence of hypoglycemia in the process of losing weight and hope everyone can lose weight safely. Additional Read More …

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Husband and wife’s life after having a baby,

The Self-Report of Husband Pirates North I haven’t seen my wife and daughter for a month, only fragmentary videos and simple calls every day. After the business trip, I stayed in bed with my wife to coax my daughter to sleep. She suddenly asked me a question: “Do you think our relationship is closer or different after having a daughter?” A chill hit my back, He appeased himself. Calm down and think about it. The content of appeasement is also from the heart, There is no cover-up. 1. Reflection on an accident after having a daughter, We really need to divide some of our energy into our daughters. I did have a dispute with my wife over some trivial matters. Read More …

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[Safeguard] of Allopurinol–Detection of HLA-B5801 Gene

Gene testing sounds [Gao Da Shang], even doctors, many also can’t fully understand the doorway. In fact, the clinical application of gene testing is nothing more than diagnosis of diseases or guidance of treatment. For example, HLA-B27 gene, which is common in rheumatology, is significantly more likely to cause ankylosing spondylitis in people carrying this gene than in the general population. So, is there a similar situation in the treatment of gout? We often encounter patients in outpatient clinics who will ask: Doctor, I heard that there is a gene positive person who is prone to gout. Can you help me test it? Others say gout has a gene that is easy to measure. If it is measured, you will Read More …

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Often hand pain? Probably got tenosynovitis

玩手机, 玩出[手机手] Xiao Xuan is a new mother, My heart is skillful. I haven’t hired a nanny since I gave birth. In order to take care of the children and do housework without delay, Xiao Xuan often holds the child in one hand, Doing the housework at the same time, A hug is a morning. Recently, Xiao Xuan’s wrist bulged up a pea-sized bag, which was very painful to press. His hands were not strong enough. He could not hold the child and could not do housework. To the hospital for an examination, the doctor told Xiao Xuan that she had tenosynovitis of her wrist, commonly known as “mother’s hand”. It was caused by improper use of her wrist after Read More …

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For Breastfeeding Mothers: Nine Suggestions for Correct Lactagogue

As we all know, breast milk is the best food for babies. However, even if the mother’s body is normal, she may still have insufficient milk. However, mothers need not worry too much, relax and refer to the following nine suggestions to improve the shortage of milk. Multi-parent feeding Baby sucking is very important to promote breast milk secretion, so mothers should try their best to do the following three things: The more times the mother feeds, the more milk the mother will produce. There is no need to follow a strict timetable for breast-feeding, especially in the first few weeks of milk production. As long as the baby is hungry and wants to eat milk, he can breast-feed. When Read More …

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Typical strawberry tongue of a child with Kawasaki disease

Recently, India’s B.P. Poddar Hospital and Research Center reported a case of Kawasaki Disease, published in the New England Journal of Medicine. An eight-year-old girl went to the hospital for [rash with fever for one week]. Physical examination showed diffuse macula, crack on lips and strawberry tongue. Her body temperature was 39 ℃. Conjunctival congestion in both eyes, swelling of some cervical lymph nodes, redness of palms and metatarsus, mild eczema in both hands and desquamation of palms were found. Heart examination showed no abnormality. Laboratory examination revealed leukocytosis of 13 000/cubic millimeter (normal range is 3 500 ~ 10 500/cubic millimeter); The erythrocyte sedimentation rate was high (80 mm/h) (normal range was 0 ~ 29 mm/h). There were no Read More …