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Postprandial hypotension
Many people complain about unusual symptoms that appear after eating such as dizziness, fatigue, falling, and fainting. These are signs of postprandial hypotension, a common disorder, especially in the elderly, particularly women.
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Did you know: There are two parts of the body that never stop growing throughout our life?
The human body grows continuously from conception to adulthood, at which point most growth stops. However, there are two body parts that never stop growing, even as we pass away. What are these? Let's explore further in the article below.
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Why do you shiver when urinating?
Almost everyone will be familiar with the comical sight of a baby suddenly shivering: this can be a sign that the newborn needs a diaper change. That's because urination is associated with shivering - a strange phenomenon that persists even into adulthood.
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When is the best time to take vitamin C?
Vitamin C is a water-soluble nutrient with numerous functions in the body. It helps boost the immune system, supports collagen production, and aids in wound healing. Vitamin C acts as an antioxidant to protect cells from damage caused by free radicals. However, humans cannot synthesize Vitamin C on their own. Therefore, to meet the recommended intake of Vitamin C, it is essential to obtain it from foods or supplements to maintain good health.
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Should you take vitamin E before bedtime?
Vitamins are essential for maintaining your immune system, cell function, and skin health. They are antioxidants that help to combat free radicals produced by food metabolism and environmental pollutants. Vitamin E supplements have been increasingly popular in recent years. However, the advantages and disadvantages of vitamin E administration remain uncertain.
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What should people with chickenpox avoid to recover quickly?
Chickenpox is a dangerous infectious disease that causes many complications for the infected person. So what should people with chickenpox avoid to recover quickly?
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Why does tonsillitis cause ear pain?
Ear pain is a symptom found in many patients with tonsillitis. When tonsillitis causes ear pain, it indicates that the condition has reached a severe level. If not treated, the disease can lead to many complications that seriously threaten the patient's health
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Should you take a bath if you have a cold?
It is assumed that you should not take a bath when you have a cold to avoid getting worse. However, many researches have shown that bathing properly or bathing with essential oils is an effective way to eliminate toxins and reduce symptoms of the cold.
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Bleeding tonsillitis
Tonsillitis causing bleeding is not a common symptom of tonsillitis, so when this condition occurs, many patients will be very confused, worried, and not know how to treat it.
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Can Betadine Be Used to Disinfect a Newborn’s Umbilical Cord?
Betadine is a common antiseptic solution widely used in medical facilities and hospitals, which raises the question for many mothers: can Betadine be safely used to disinfect a newborn's umbilical cord?
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