How to care for a scratched eye or a corneal abrasion so a scratch eye just
needs to be pretty much taken care of like a scratch on the skin you want to
prevent it from getting infected so we recommend just keeping your eyelids
clean keeping that area clean and if the scratch is bad enough you may need to
patch it with the contact lens which your doctor can do for you don't do that
on your own because if you put a contact on something that was caused by like a
stick or a branch or something then that could cause actually worse problems so
we usually want to get an antibiotic on it as soon as possible because we don't
want it to get infected because you get an infection on your skin and it gets worse
the worst thing is going to happen is a scar well that's the same thing that's
going to happen with your eyes if you get an infection on your eye and will scar
leading to blindness or your scar on your skin isn't quite as bad so
how to care for a scratch eye go see your optometrist right away get an
antibiotic on it right away clean up the eyelids with the products
we talk about all the time and then you may have to patch it with the contact
lens or an ointment or something like that yeah hey it's Dr. Travis Zigler
CEO of Eye love and I want to thank you for watching the video now if I could ask
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Welcome to this new video
Radish will be used to treat hair problems
The scalp will be treated as hair loss
Which suffers a lot of people
It depends mainly on radish juice and castor oil
A lot of radish is recommended
How to prepare - Prepare one of the radishes and adjust as you see
Radish contains a lot of useful iron for the body
Increases hair density
It stimulates hair follicles to grow and fights hair loss
And makes hair soft
It protects hair from pollution and moisture
We make radish season with a cloth to get radish juice as you see
Known for radish contains calories and volatile oils
Vitamins and mineral salts
Valium Vialysis
Now we bring a little castor oil
Then we add a little castor oil with radish juice
You can make a large amount of radish juice + castor oil and keep it in the refrigerator and use it for a week a day
We mix the castor oil with radish juice well
Then we take this mixture and put it on the head
Then we take this mixture and put it on the head
Then leave this mixture for two hours on the head and we cover the hair with any piece of nylon
This method is applied for one month a day
You will get the desired result
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Secret treatment of hot summer liver
Hot weather, excessive use of alcohol, unhealthy diets, can produce many toxins in the body, causing the liver to overwork, and lead to many illnesses.
So, how to help the liver to poison, here are some tips to help heat, heal hot summer.
The liver is one of the body's most important organs, playing a key role in eliminating toxins.
It is worth mentioning, 90% of cases of hepatitis B and C, without clinical symptoms, until liver cells are damaged, progresses to cirrhosis, liver cancer.
So, how can heal the liver, especially in the hot season, the use of alcohol, unhealthy diet, can produce many toxins in the body, causing the liver to overwork, and leading to many diseases.
1. What happens when the liver overwork?
According to Pham Thi Thu Thuy, Ho Chi Minh City's Ho Chi Minh City Liver Society, the liver is considered as the "poisonous plant" of the body, helping to purify toxins, metabolize food, and store fuel. in various forms, some protein synthesis, bile production, fatty acids, and so on.
When the liver deteriorates, it can lead to cirrhosis, liver cancer, and major damage to organs.
This is also one of the causes, causing skin rash, skin rash, pigmentation, in women.
In particular, men's habit of drinking alcohol often can cause serious liver damage.
At present, the number of people with liver diseases, such as fatty liver, hepatitis, liver cancer, is increasing alarmingly.
The cause of this condition is many, including the most significant, the unhealthy eating habits, the frequent use of alcohol and beer, causing the liver to work at full capacity, causing liver function impairment, even lead to poisoning.
Deprivation of the liver function, reducing the ability to purify the toxins in the blood, causing accumulation of toxins, resulting in skin manifestations, such as:Jaundice, itching, allergies, urticaria, acne, etc.
Deprivation of the liver function, reducing the ability to metabolize, and reduce the secretion of bile, causing gastrointestinal disturbances with manifestations, such as:Anorexia, fatigue, indigestion, constipation, et cetera.
Depression of liver function and hepatocellular injury, often leading to elevated liver enzymes in the blood.
2. Hepatic hepatotoxicity
To reduce the burden on the liver, Dr. Thuy advised, to detoxify the liver, should build healthy eating habits, limit the fats, protein, fortified vegetables, fiber, eat well, do not use more alcohol, cigarettes, should exercise regularly.
According to Tran Van Thuan, the Oriental Medicine Association of Quang Ninh said that our country is in the tropics, there are many herbs, fruits, and including herbs, support the treatment of liver disease. , help protect liver enzymes, detoxification very well such as:
Corn tortillas, cotton candy, bitter melon, dog bones, cicada, etc., are also easy to process.
In the summer, there are many kinds of fruits to cool off, such as:grapefruit, orange, mandarin, pineapple, papaya, etc.
In particular, according to Shanian medicine, should eat papaya regularly, have a tonic effect, treatment of insomnia, help restore the liver, increase the body's resistance.
According to traditional medicine, papaya is not only food, but also good medicine. In Oriental medicine, papaya has the name of wood, welding, sweet, heat, add.
Papaya is good for health in every season.
In the spring, summer, eating papaya has the effect of barbarians, heat, detoxification.
According to many studies, for every 100g of papaya fruit, there are 74 to 80mg of vitamin C, and 500 to 1250 IU of carotene.
Papaya also contains vitamins B1, B2, yeast, and minerals such as potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron and zinc.
Eat papaya regularly, have a tonic effect, help recover the liver in people with malaria.
In particular, papaya is rich in vitamin C and carotene, so papaya has antioxidant effect, increase the resistance to the body.
Because of its high content of paprika, papaya is very useful in the prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer, inhibition of the harmful effects of the skin, Increasing the resistance of the body, and is one of the most effective weapon against gallbladder disease in women.
Papaya is often eaten as a vegetable, as a dumplings and stew, and eaten as a fruit.
Ripe ripe is very soft, tastes sweet, does not contain toxins, is benign, suitable for the elderly, children and those who are in the stage of disease.
In addition, using fresh bitter melon, a hypoglycemic effect, ideal for diabetics.
Use of bitter melon is effective heat bar, suitable for people with hepatitis.
Le Mai.
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Measles rubeola causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment vaccines & pathology - Duration: 7:34.
German measles rubella
What is German measles?
German measles
Also known as rubella is a viral infection that causes a red rash on the body
Aside from the rash people with German measles usually have a fever and swollen lymph nodes
The infection can spread from person to person through contact with droplets from an infected persons sneeze or cough
This means that you can get German measles if you touch your mouth
Nose or eyes after touching something that has droplets from an infected person on it
You may also get German measles by sharing food or drinks with someone who's infected
German measles is rare in the United States with the introduction of the rubella vaccine in the late
1960s the incidence of German measles significantly declined
However, the condition is still common in many other parts of the world
It mainly affects children more commonly those between five and nine years old, but it can also occur in adults
German measles is typically a mild infection that goes away within one week even without treatment
However, it can be a serious condition in pregnant women as it may cause congenital. Rubella syndrome in the fetus
Congenital rubella syndrome can disrupt the development of the baby and cause serious birth defects such as heart abnormalities
Deafness and brain damage. It's important to get treatment right away. If you're pregnant and suspect you have German measles
When are the symptoms of German measles?
The symptoms of German measles are often so mild that they're difficult to notice when symptoms do occur
They usually develop within two to three weeks after the initial exposure to the virus
They often last about three to seven days and may include pink or red rash that begins on the face and then spreads
Downward to the rest of the body mild fever usually under 102 degrees Fahrenheit
Swollen and tender lymph nodes runny or stuffy nose
headache muscle pain
inflamed or red eyes
Although these items may not seem serious. You should contact your doctor if you suspect you have German measles
This is especially important if you're pregnant or believe you may be pregnant in rare cases
German measles can lead to ear infections and brain swelling
Call your doctor immediately. If you notice any of the following symptoms during or after a German measles infection
Prolonged headache earache stiff neck. What causes German measles?
German measles is caused by the rubella virus
This is a highly contagious virus that can spread through close contact or through the air
It may pass from person to person through contact with tiny drops of fluid from the nose and throat when sneezing and coughing
This means that you can get the virus by inhaling the droplets of an infected person or touching an object
contaminated with the droplets
German measles can also be transmitted from a pregnant woman to her developing baby through the bloodstream
People who have German measles are most contagious from the week before the rash appears until about two weeks after the rash goes away
They can spread the virus before they even know that they have it who is at risk for German measles?
German measles is extremely rare in the United States
Thanks to vaccines that typically provide lifelong immunity to the rubella virus
most cases of German measles occur in people who live in countries that don't offer routine immunization
against rubella
The rubella vaccine is usually given to children when they're between 12 and 15
Months old and then again when they're between ages 4 & 6 this means that infants and young
Toddlers who haven't yet received all vaccines have a greater risk of getting German measles to avoid complications during pregnancy
Many women who become pregnant are given a blood test to confirm immunity to rubella
It's important to contact your doctor immediately
If you've never received the vaccine and think you might have been exposed to rubella
How does German measles affect pregnant women when a woman contracts German measles during pregnancy?
The virus can be passed on to her develop Bing baby through her bloodstream
This is called congenital. Rubella syndrome
Congenital rubella syndrome is a serious health concern as it can cause miscarriages and stillbirths
It can also cause birth defects in babies who are carried to term
including delayed growth
intellectual disabilities heart defects
deafness
poorly functioning organs women of childbearing age
Should have their immunity to rubella tested before becoming pregnant if a vaccine is needed
It's important to get at at least 28 days before trying to conceive
How is German measles diagnosed since German measles appears similar to other viruses that cause rashes?
Your doctor will confirm your diagnosis with a blood test
This can check for the presence of different types of rubella antibodies in your blood
Antibodies are proteins that recognize and destroy harmful
Substances such as viruses and bacteria the test results can indicate whether you currently have the virus or are immune to it
How is German measles treated most cases of German measles are treated at home?
Your doctor may tell you to rest in bed and to take acetaminophen
Tylenol which can help relieve discomfort from fever and aches
They may also recommend that you stay home from work or school to prevent spreading the virus to others
Pregnant women may be treated with antibodies called hyper immune globulin that can fight off the virus
This can help reduce your symptoms. However, there's still a chance that your baby will develop congenital. Rubella syndrome
Babies who are born with congenital rubella will require treatment from a team of specialists
Talk to your doctor if you're concerned about passing German measles on to your baby. How can I prevent German measles?
for most people
Vaccination is a safe and effective way to prevent German measles
the rubella vaccine is typically combined with vaccines for the measles and mumps as well as rice ala the
virus that causes chickenpox
these vaccines are usually given to children who are between 12 and 15 months old a
Booster shot will be needed again when children are between ages 4 & 6
since the vaccines contain
Small doses of the virus mild fevers and rashes may occur if you don't know whether you've been vaccinated for German measles
It's important to have your immunity tested, especially if you are a woman of childbearing age and aren't pregnant
attend an educational facility
Work in a medical facility or school plan to travel to a country that doesn't offer
Immunization against rubella while the rubella vaccine usually isn't harmful the virus in the shot could cause adverse
Reactions in some people you shouldn't be vaccinated
If you have a weak immune system due to another illness our pregnant or plan to become pregnant within the next month
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Adults Need Fast Treatment Too - Duration: 5:36.
Hello again from the Campaigns Team. Now you may have seen or taken part in one of our
recent online campaigns such as our petition calling for Waiting Time Targets for Adults
and our campaign to message your MP about early intervention. But what is it we're asking
the Government and decision makers to do? And why is this important in the treatment
of eating disorders? Today we're joined by our Policy Lead Jon Kelly who's going to talk
more about what adult waiting time targets actually mean.
So Jon, first of all, why do we want to see waiting times targets introduced in England?
It's very important that people with eating disorders can receive a specialist assessment
and start treatment quickly. And this makes it much more likely that treatment will be
effective for them. Being seen quickly can also help people to realise that they are
ill and that do need and deserve treatment. Unfortunately, quite often in England, adults
who are referred for treatment will have to wait many months before they can start that
treatment. Quite often, with eating disorders, the longer that people are unable to access
treatment, the more unwell they can become.
Also, in some cases they can start to lose hope of recovery.
Are waiting times targets new for eating disorders?
In 2016, waiting times targets were introduced for children and young people in England with
an aim that by 2020 all children and young people who are assessed as in urgent need
will begin treatment within one week of referral, and within four weeks for all other cases.
Currently there are no mandatory waiting time targets in place for adults in England.
Is it just the length of time that people have to wait that we're concerned about?
No, it's not just that that we're looking at and concerned about. The plan that NHS
England is now implementing for children and young people in England provides a good template
for what we'd like to see for adults in England. What is really important is that as well as
introducing waiting times targets, at the same time they also set clear guidance that
all children and young people with an eating disorder should be able to access treatment
and not just those that are severely ill. They also specified that treatment must be
evidenced based and another important point is that they set minimum staffing levels for
the new services to ensure they're able to offer and provide the treatment these young
people need.
Why are we focusing on this now?
We have a really important opportunity now to persuade the Government and the NHS in
England to extend the good work that they've been doing for children and young people to
apply to adults as well. The Government has promised that by April 2019, they will create
a care pathway for adult eating disorders services. A care pathway means they will decide
on a standard process to be followed in the treatment of adults with eating disorders.
What hasn't quite been decided yet is whether that will include mandatory waiting times
targets for adults and whether it will include other standards such as minimum staffing levels
for the services.
Also, last year the parliamentary health services ombudsman published a report highlighting
the understaffing and lack of resources available to adult eating disorders services. That's
why when calling for these waiting times targets, we're saying they must be adequately funded
and those services must be able to recruit the staff they need to deliver those new standards.
What about Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland?
Well the health system is run separately in those countries so any standards agreed in
England won't apply there. On the campaigning section of our website you can find out how
to take part in our campaigning actions for early intervention in those countries. Also,
in the future we'll be doing some videos like this about campaigning in Scotland, Wales,
and Northern Ireland.
How can people get involved further?
Firstly, if they haven't already, they can go to the campaigns section of our website
and sign our petition and look at some of the resources about making contact with their
MP and also we'd like to do some research on this topic so, if you have been referred
to treatment or a friend or relative has been referred within the last five years as an
adult in England, we'd like to hear from you. If that's something that may be of interest,
please email me at research@beateatingdisorders.org.uk.
Thanks for watching, we hope you found this both informative and helpful. Over the next
few months we'll be filming a series of similar videos to share with you which talk more about
our other key policy areas.
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Psychiatric treatment qualifications - Duration: 2:13.
Who are going to be the leader?
Is it nurse or the psychologist?
It's not determined. I mean, it's like, it's a battle.
It's going on in the health sector.
Underneath, there are lots of these alternative psychotherapist
that we talked about the last time,
who also want to enter.
They don't have any education,
because
everybody can call themselves psychotherapist.
You can call yourself psychotherapist.
There is no guarantee, we go to psychotherapist,
if they have a proper education.
20 years ago, the case was same for psychologist,
Everybody could call themselves psychologist.
But in,
I think it was 1998,
it was determined by the government
that you need a
education,
a university background,
to become a psychologist.
But still,
we are in the process, well,
Psychologist are becoming more and more accepted.
But still they are not accepted really in Denmark, not to the extent.
In Norway, the title 'psychologist' was protected in 1973,
25 years before Denmark.
So they have much longer tradition.
45 years, they have been used to psychologist.
And the psychologists are in leading positions,
and have much more influence in the healthcare system.
In Denmark,
it's not like that.
It's also a perspective, it's also part of the whole,
it's very complex problem, it's very big problem.
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