Sexually transmitted diseases, as the name implies, It is a group of infectious diseases that use sexual behavior as the main route of transmission. In 1975, sexually transmitted diseases (STD) were used to replace the traditional sexually transmitted diseases (VD), which refers to diseases closely related to sexual contact or caused by similar sexual behaviors. Previously, STDs were mainly considered as syphilis, gonorrhea, condyloma acuminatum, genital chlamydia trachomatis infection, AIDS, etc. Now trichomonas, hepatitis B and other diseases can also be transmitted through sex and are also classified into STD. Sexually transmitted diseases are a secret to most people, Even many people will equate sexually transmitted diseases with AIDS, resulting in serious fear, which is actually unnecessary. Most sexually transmitted Read More …

There has been a lot of discussion about [sex addiction], and even some movies such as < < female addicts > >, < > mentioned related topics. Today, let’s take a look at this controversial topic. At present, there is no uniform and recognized standard in psychiatry to define the behavior pattern of sex addiction. With the authoritative diagnostic tool “The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders”, Hereinafter referred to as DSM), Although in DSM-I (version 1) and DSM-II (version 2), Sex addiction was once described as a disease phenomenon as excessive and non-sexual perversion, but the diagnostic term [sex addiction] has been deleted from DSM-IV (4th edition) and the latest DSM-V (5th edition). The main reason may be Read More …

After the baby starts to learn to walk, many parents will think of buying a walker to help the baby [learn to walk], but for the baby who cannot walk yet, the walker is a very dangerous item. Every year, there are accidents caused by the use of walker: In March 2012, a 9-month-old baby in Xining, Qinghai, died instantly because the walker slipped down the stairs. In October 2013, a 10-month-old baby in Shandong was scalded extensively by boiling water because a walker knocked over thermos flask. On June 9, 2014, CCTV’s < < Focus Interview > > column reported a case of intracranial hemorrhage of a baby caused by the use of a walker. … … From these Read More …

We are treading on thin ice when we are pregnant in October. We are careful to protect the child’s health. But do mothers know that we can only give the mother-to-child antibody a 6-month shelf life. After 6 months of age, these antibodies basically disappear, and children’s chances of contracting various pathogens are also increasing. Pneumococcus is one of the more cunning pathogens. Once, about 476,000 children worldwide died of pneumococcal infection every year. 1. What is pneumococcus? Pneumococcus is the most common pathogen causing bacterial pneumonia and the most common culprit causing child deaths worldwide. 2. Pneumococcus lives in human body everyday, waiting for an outbreak. Pneumococcus is very [cunning]. It is transmitted by droplets. After infection, it does Read More …

For the majority of straight men, the function of water is no different from that of universal magic medicine. Aunt pain? Drink plenty of water; I’ve got a cold? Drink plenty of water; Throat discomfort? Drink plenty of water; ……. [Drink plenty of water] has almost become the gold standard for judging whether straight men are authentic or not, and even a proposition. However, many mothers may find that in addition to their husbands who often say these three words, there is also a group of people who often talk about them, that is, doctors. When a child with a cold goes to see a doctor, the doctor will say: Give the child more water. Is the function of water Read More …

As the weather approaches late autumn and early winter, Bao’s parents must have prepared for the low temperature early: sweaters, cotton-padded jackets, thick quilts and electric blankets are all arranged for the baby slowly for fear that the baby will catch a cold. However, many parents do not know that colds have little to do with whether they are warm enough or not. Only exposure to viruses can lead to colds. Therefore, wearing less may not necessarily lead to illness. However, if the warm keeping work is done too well, the consequences may be even more serious: May lead to children [heatstroke], babies under one year old may even suffer from [heat-covering syndrome], and failure to find out in time Read More …

Taking baby is not only a physical but also a mental job. From the beginning of the rush to the end of the handy, treasure parents need a lot of time [practice]. In this process, there will be many misunderstandings. For example, many treasure parents pay special attention to the baby’s hygiene. The clothes the baby wears, the quilts he covers and the tableware he eats are commonly used with disinfectant. Take sterilized paper towels with you at any time, and when the baby touches the flowers and plants outdoors, he will wipe them immediately for fear of getting contaminated with some bacteria. But in fact, excessive cleaning will easily lead to imbalance of baby’s skin flora and affect immunity! Read More …

Today’s mother is like Superman, taking her to work at the same time. Even if the work is hard, the moment you push the door open and see the child, the OS in your heart will be: The old mother loves you! ] [Collagen on your face! [What a good-looking man! [This is the best child in the world! [Give Mommy a sip! [What an angel! [My child is so cute, isn’t he? ] As long as the child gives an angelic look, the exhaustion of the mothers will be instantly dispelled and super-cured. Because of work, I can’t accompany my children often and want to have warm parent-child time. What should I do? Working mothers can also give their Read More …

We have published several articles that do not recommend the use of walker for babies, causing many mothers to discuss it. Many mothers said: Now the walker has been upgraded. It’s okay. It’s okay. Not long ago, National Public Radio (NPR) reported publicly that American pediatricians once again called for a ban on baby walkers because walkers still cause harm to infants. Pediatrician Benjamin Hoffman, chairman of the Injury and Poisoning Prevention Committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics, said: “I think baby walkers are inherently dangerous and have no benefits. They should not be sold in the United States.” Today, let’s take a look at a pediatrician’s realistic thoughts on whether children should learn to walk with a walker. Read More …

I believe many precious mothers yearn for such a picture: on weekends when the sun is just right and the breeze is gentle, chatting with friends while watching the baby run and play nearby. But the reality is often: Before going out, he was safe and sound. On the way, he suddenly found that the baby had eczema and many red pimples. It tickles here and picks there. It doesn’t play well during the day, doesn’t sleep well at night, and sometimes cries incessantly. Adults and babies suffer. If you want to rank [the most common skin troubles of babies], eczema, prickly heat and mosquito bags are basically in the top three. The prickly heat and mosquito bag can basically Read More …