Tag: Disease Prevention

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The late spring cold is coming, are you messy in the wind?

It’s time for the weather to change and the temperature to ride a roller coaster. Walking on the road, you can always find the black silk skirt on the left and the down protection on the right. In this season of disorderly dressing in 25 and August, various infectious diseases are also easy to find. If you don’t pay attention at ordinary times, you may be the next one to win. In this late spring cold day, are you messy in the wind? Let’s first look at some common infectious diseases in spring. Friendly reminder: there are dry goods at the end of this article ~ Ahem, ahem, cough constantly-influenza? Influenza, commonly known as influenza, is caused by influenza virus Read More …

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Do you have these skin problems?

When waterlogging occurs in the city, it is often inconvenient to travel, but there are always some people who shoulder heavy responsibilities and still need to go out. In the face of sewage soaking, Dr. Clove reminds you to pay attention to prevent the following diseases. Contact dermatitis (allergy) Long-term sewage soaking can elute sebum that protects the skin, swell and fall off the outermost stratum corneum, and destroy the original barrier function of the skin. In addition, with mud and sand in waterlogged sewage, allergy, i.e. Contact dermatitis, is likely to occur after skin contact. In particular, people with skin allergic diseases such as eczema, atopic dermatitis and urticaria are likely to aggravate their illness and even form systemic Read More …

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I was fooled! Long-term use of antibacterial soap and hand sanitizer is not good but harmful.

After the outbreak of SARS, bird flu and hand-foot-mouth disease, many people tend to choose products with the words “sterilization” or “bacteriostasis” when buying hand sanitizer and soap. However, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued a ban: It is forbidden to sell washing products containing 19 specific antibacterial chemicals, and it is pointed out that the soap industry has failed to prove the safety of this soap in long-term use and its utility advantages over ordinary soap and clear water. This ban does not include alcohol-containing hand sanitizer and wet wipes, nor does it include disinfectants used in hospitals. It is mainly aimed at some antibacterial washing and protection products sold by Shangchao. The dazzling array of Read More …

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Wash your hands, you have to wash them! Only by washing correctly can 40% of bacterial infection be prevented.

Ding Ma said Parents always want to give their babies the best care, but most of the time they don’t know how to do it. Little imagine, hand hygiene is the first line of defense for their babies’ health. Ding Ma has shared with everyone before that it is not as good as strengthening one’s own resistance to cure and prevent diseases. One of the best and cheapest ways is to wash hands frequently, which can prevent germs outside the body and greatly reduce the possibility of natural infection. Every year, 1.7 million children under the age of 5 are killed by intestinal and acute respiratory infections! However, as long as you wash your hands frequently and correctly, you can Read More …