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Posted by
rangga on Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Tension is not a problem in itself but it creates a lot of problem for our body. It’s a part of basic nature of a person. Some people get tense very easily while some don’t. Sometimes over sensitivity or hypersensitivity creates a problem for ourselves. Being sensitive is a good thing, but we should also have some control over our feelings.
Tension Headache
A number of people get headache due to tension. It is becoming a major problem in the modern lifestyle. Our brain is the most affected area during tension. Sometimes it is due to high blood pressure and sometimes due to stress. But both of them make negative impact and starts headache.
Tension Headache symptoms
- Pain in head, mostly in the front part.
- Feeling tightness in the forehead.
- Loss of Appetite
Tension Headache Causes
Sometimes it’s some professional problem or some serious matter in the family and a lot of more things that can create tension, which leads to headache. But if we talk about medical science, it says that pain of tension headache is caused due to muscle contraction in the face, neck and scalp. However heightened emotions, tension or stress can also cause headache.
Tension Headache Relief and Treatment
- Live an organized and planned life and don’t overreact to adverse situations.
- If you are feeling stress and tension then just loosen your body and try to settle your emotions.
- Share your feelings with someone. He/she might be a doctor, friend or relative.
- Take deep breathes during stress and do yoga meditation on a regular basis.
- Use some relaxation techniques like listening to music or reading books.
- If still you need something more then you can try some medicines after consulting a doctor. Depending on the severity of headache doctor might suggest you aspirin, ibuprofen or naproxen.
More about → Tension Headache Symptoms Causes Relief and Treatment
Posted by
rangga on Sunday, January 27, 2013
Have you ever seen people fond of suggesting medicines to a friend and also taking medicines in each and every minor problem. If their body temperature goes above 36.5 C, they will immediately take Paracetamol tablet and may also take an antibiotic. And Now! No need to see a doctor! Hurray!
Such people aren’t doing anything good but making their immune system as much week as possible. If we talk about fever. It’s a natural process of our body to deal with a disease or infection.
Fever and Medicine
Most of the bacteria have a certain range of temperature in which they can survive, and a rise in body temperature paralysis them and help our WBC (White Blood Cells) to fight against them. We should never take medicines in mild fever as in short term it might help you to get rid of fever but in long run it will make your immune system weaker and weaker and weaker.
Mild fever ranges from 36.5 C to 39.5 C. This temperature is OK for our body and will not harm us. But if it goes above39.5 then we should consult a doctor and take proper medicine. Avoid taking higher does to get rid of fever as soon as possible.
Effect of Antibiotic on Human Immune System
Some people like
antibiotic so much that they take antibiotic if they are feeling any mild unconfortableness in their body. Here we have listed
few effects of antibiotics:
- Sometimes it’s a viral infection and taking antibiotic will have no effect on virus.
- All bacteria are not bad, but antibiotic will treat all of them in same manner.
- Antibiotic destroys some beneficial digestive enzymes and affect our digestive system.
- It reduces our bacterial resistance power and we will catch any bacterial infection more easily.
- If you take antibiotic when you don’t need it, then it will not work when you need it. Its because body will develop its resistance power against that antibiotic.
Instead of taking medicine we can try some food items which can make our immune system stronger. There are number of seeds, vegetables and fruits which are
antibacterial and
anti-viral in nature. We just need to do a little research and use them in our diet and stay healthy.
More about → Antibiotics Effect on Bacteria | Our Body and Immune System
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rangga
Throat infection, also known as
Sore Throat is mostly caused due to a viral or bacterial infection. There are
different types of throat infections and some of them are listed below.
Throat Infection Types
- Pharyngitis
- Laryngitis
- Strep Throat
- Tonsillitis
- Quinsy
All of these
types of throat infection will be discussed later.
Throat Infection Causes
Mostly it is caused due to a bacterial or viral infection but sometime it is triggered due to bad cough, smoke, fumes and dust.
Throat Infection Medicine
In the beginning you can take Paracetamol and ibuprofen to avoid fever and pain. But if it doesn’t help and fever reoccurs then consult a doctor as soon as possible.
Throat Infection Home Remedies
As soon as you notice the symptoms of sore throat, take some natural antibiotic and antiviral immune boosting food supplements. Examples of antiviral foods are Garlic, Apple and food rich in Vitamin C (such as lemon and Orange). Examples of Antibacterial foods are Garlic, Carrot, Cabbage, Lemon and Pineapple. Some more tips to recover as soon as possible are:
- Gargling using Warm salty water
- Avoid any type of smoke
More about → Throat Infection Types, Causes, Home Remedies and Medicine
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rangga
Human Brain is one of the most complicated organs. Scientists are still researching to know its functions and the mechanism behind it.
Brain controls the complete human body and regulates their functions. In a minor injury in the brain can result in serious effects. It’s not necessary for the injury to be external.
Mostly internal injury of brain result into wrong functioning of brain.
There are a number
of rare brain diseases which are
fatal, degenerative and incurable in nature. We are providing a
list of these
diseases. We will provide more information about these diseases later on.
Top 10 Brain Diseases List
- Astasia-Abasia
- Anosognia
- Broca's Aphasia
- Palinopsia
- Dysmimia or Amimia
- Verbal Dysdecorum
- Dysantigraphia
- Amelodia
- Anhedonia
- Jargonaphasia
More about → Top 10 Brain Diseases List | Rare, Degenerative, Fatal and Incurable
Posted by
rangga on Friday, January 18, 2013
A controlled
diet can help a lot if a person is suffering from
high blood pressure. Here we will discuss some common
diet tips, diet plan and finally a good
diet chart to help
High Blood Pressure patients maintain a controlled blood pressure.
High Blood Pressure Diet Tips
- Make least use of salt in your diet.
- High sodium diet increase blood pressure. So not only salt but also other food materials which contain sodium should be avoided.
- Fruits should be eaten as much as you can. They are high in potassium, magnesium and fiber, which are good for blood pressure patients. Sodium is negligible in fruits.
- Legumes, nuts and seeds are also good source of magnesium.
High Blood Pressure Diet Plan
Prepare a
diet plan which is low in fat and salt. Make a
plan for complete week, so that the diet is rich in nutrients, vitamins and minerals.
Quantity of sodium should be 2300mg per day. But if your age is above 51 years then it should be around 1500mg per day.
Always
plan food items to shop. Give time to prepare the list and then stick to that list while shopping. Sometime we shop a lot of junk food if we are shopping in an unplanned manner. Junk food is most unhealthy way of diet. A blood pressure patient should be aware of his/her diet and don’t eat junk food.
High Blood Pressure Diet Chart
Prepare a diary and make entry of your daily diet. In long run it can help you in diagnosing which food item is having bad impact on your health and then you can reduce or stop taking that particular food item.
More about → High Blood Pressure Diet Plan, Tips and Diet Chart
Posted by
rangga on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) is one of the most wide spread disease in the modern world. As we age the chances of getting this disease increases. Here we will discuss some common
symptoms that can help us in diagnosing if we are getting near this health problem.
Mostly there are no clear warning but it should be noticed and treated at right time, otherwise it can be critical for some organs and also life threatening.
High Blood Pressure Symptoms in Young Men, Women, Children and Teenager
- Severe and Regular Headache
- Vision Problems (such as Blurred Vision)
- Fatigue or confusion
- Pain in Chest
- Difficulty in breathing
- Irregular heartbeat
- Blood in the urine
- Pounding in your chest, neck, or ears
- Blood spots in the eyes
- Nosebleeds higher than normal
These
symptoms can occur in any age group of people whether they are
young men, women, children or teenager regardless of their age. These symptoms should not be ignored and doctor should be consulted as soon as possible.
If these
symptoms are ignored then they might lead to a heart attack or stroke.
Untreated hypertension can lead to serious diseases, including stroke, heart disease, kidney failure and eye problems. That’s why
hypertension is known as “silent killer”.
More about → High Blood Pressure Symptoms in Young Men, Women, Children and Teenager
Posted by
rangga on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Blood Pressure Disorder Types:
There are 2 types of Blood Pressure Disorder Types: High and Low. High Blood Pressure is also known as Hypertension and Low Blood Pressure is known as Hypotension. These can be further categorized into different categories.
Types of Hypertension:
- White coat hypertension
- Isolated Systolic Hypertension
- Malignant Hypertension
- Primary hypertension
- Secondary hypertension
- Resistant Hypertension
- Hypertension in the lungs
Types of Hypotension:
- Postural Hypotension
- Postprandial Hypotension
- Neurally Mediated Hypotension (NMH)
Blood Pressure Medication and Medication Types
If you are suffering from High Blood Pressure Level 1( i.e BP ranging from 140/90 to 159/99 ), then your doctor might suggest you to use any of these medicines:
- Diuretics (also known as water pills)
- Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors
- Angiotensin II receptor blockers
- Beta blockers
- Calcium channel blockers
- Renin inhibitors
Low Blood Pressure (Hypotension) Medication:
- Fludrocortisone for Orthostatic Hypotension
- Midodrine (Orvaten, Proamatine) for Chronic Orthostatic Hypotension
Blood Pressure Medication Side Effects
All medicines have certain
side effects but these side effects are different in different people, but if you are lucky you might have no side effect. No medicine is
side-effect proof. But if you are feeling that certain medicine is causing some side effects, then you should discuss it with your doctor. Doctor might change it. Sometime over dose also cause some side effects. In some cases the medicines have no side effect but it reacts with some other medication that you are using for some other disease. So keep your doctor aware of all medicines that you are using.
More about → Blood Pressure Disorders Medication Names Types and Side Effects
Posted by
rangga on Sunday, January 13, 2013
Blood Pressure Chart by Age
Blood Pressure is the most common disease in today's world. Usually we think that normal values of blood pressure are 120/80 for all age age groups. But reality is that our body changes with age. And normal value of BP readings also changes with age. Here we are providing different normal values of blood pressure for different age groups.
This table is only applicable for men. The BP reading for men are slightly different than women.
Age: 15-19 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 105 | 117 | 120 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 73 | 77 | 81 |
Age: 20-24 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 108 | 120 | 132 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 75 | 79 | 83 |
Age: 25-29 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 109 | 121 | 133 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 76 | 80 | 84 |
Age: 30-34 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 110 | 122 | 134 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 77 | 81 | 85 |
Age: 35-39 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 111 | 123 | 135 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 78 | 82 | 86 |
Age: 40-44 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 112 | 125 | 137 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 79 | 83 | 87 |
Age: 45-49 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 115 | 127 | 139 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 80 | 84 | 88 |
Age: 50-54 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 116 | 129 | 142 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 81 | 85 | 89 |
Age: 55-59 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 118 | 131 | 144 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 82 | 86 | 90 |
Age: 60-64 years
| Blood Pressure Type | Range (in mmHg) | | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | Systolic Blood Pressure | 121 | 134 | 147 | | Diastolic Blood Pressure | 83 | 87 | 91 |
| Systolic Blood Pressure | | | | | Age | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | 15-19 Years | 105 | 117 | 120 | | 20-24 Years | 108 | 120 | 132 | | 25-29 Years | 109 | 121 | 133 | | 30-34 Years | 110 | 122 | 134 | | 35-39 Years | 111 | 123 | 135 | | 40-44 Years | 112 | 125 | 137 | | 45-49 Years | 115 | 127 | 139 | | 50-54 Years | 116 | 129 | 142 | | 55-59 Years | 118 | 131 | 144 | | 60-64 Years | 121 | 134 | 147 |
| Diastolic Blood Pressure | | | | | Age | Minimum | Average | Maximum | | 15-19 Years | 73 | 77 | 81 | | 20-24 Years | 75 | 79 | 83 | | 25-29 Years | 76 | 80 | 84 | | 30-34 Years | 77 | 81 | 85 | | 35-39 Years | 78 | 82 | 86 | | 40-44 Years | 79 | 83 | 87 | | 45-49 Years | 80 | 84 | 88 | | 50-54 Years | 81 | 85 | 89 | | 55-59 Years | 82 | 86 | 90 | | 60-64 Years | 83 | 87 | 91 |
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More about → Blood Pressure Chart by Age and Weight for Men PDF Download
Posted by
rangga on Friday, January 11, 2013
Blood Pressure
Blood Pressure is the pressure exerted by blood on our blood vessels due to beating of heart. There are various factors which regulate it, such as viscosity of blood and cholesterol present in blood.
There are two types of reading taken while measuring blood pressure. One is Systolic and other is diastolic. Systolic is the pressure when heart beats and diastolic is when heart relaxes. Normal Blood Pressure is Systolic=120mm Hg and Diastolic=80mm Hg, usually written as 120/80.
These reading differ according to age and sex of the person. Here we are providing these various age groups of women.
Blood Pressure Chart
Age
|
Systolic (mm Hg)
|
Diastolic (mm Hg)
|
Blood Pressure Chart for Women Under 20
|
15 - 19 Years
|
117
|
77
|
Blood Pressure Chart for Women Over 20
|
20 - 24 Years
|
120
|
79
|
25 - 29 Years
|
121
|
80
|
Blood Pressure Chart for Women Over 30
|
30 - 34 Years
|
122
|
81
|
35 - 39 Years
|
123
|
82
|
Blood Pressure Chart for Women Over 40
|
40 - 44 Years
|
125
|
83
|
45 - 49 years
|
127
|
84
|
Blood Pressure Chart for Women Over 50
|
50 - 54 Years
|
129
|
85
|
55 - 59 Years
|
131
|
86
|
Blood Pressure Chart for Women Over 60
|
60 - 64 Years
|
134
|
87
|
The readings provided above are just average approximation. Minimum and maximum blood pressure might differ at different periods of time depending upon the work you are doing.
More about → Blood Pressure Chart for Women Over 20, 30, 40, 60 Years
Posted by
rangga on Thursday, January 10, 2013
Food Poisoning
Food Poisoning is a problem that occurs due to consumption of contaminated food. Food may be contaminated due to some bacteria, virus, parasites or natural toxins.
Food Poisoning Symptoms:
- Abdominal pain and/or cramping. Pain in stomach is the very first symptom.
- Diarrhea: Sometimes even blood may come.
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Malaise: Patient feels a lot of uneasiness.
- Fever may also occur.
Food Poisoning Cure and Treatment:
- ORS should be used at regular interval to prevent dehydration.
- Doctor should be consulted as soon as possible.
- Absorbents and Antisecretory agents may be useful. But these should be used as per doctor’s advice.
- If symptoms continue for 3 to 4 days then stool test should be done.
Food Poisoning Recovery:
In most of the cases its treated within 2 days, but patient may feel lack of energy in body for next few days.
Food Poisoning Home Remedies:
- In you don’t have access to proper medication and doctor then acupressure might help. Press the middle part of soles and palms. It helps extracting the poisonous material out of body urine. Also take ORS to prevent dehydration.
- Bananas can also help. They are rich in potassium and show good effects in food poisoning.
- Apples can also be used as they reduce acid reflux.
- Lemon is rich of acids that can kill most of the bacteria responsible for food poisoning.
- Activated charcoal can be used to absorb unwanted gases and help in speedy recovery.
More about → Food Poisoning Symptoms Treatment Cure Recovery Remedies and Treatment
Posted by
rangga on Saturday, January 5, 2013
Health Care Tips
- Always wash your hands before having food.
- Keep your Kitchen clean and well managed. Keep Cooked and Uncooked food at different places.
- Keep your bathroom, wash basin and sink cleaned by phenyl.
- Eat healthy and eat limited. Overeating may lead to various diseases.
- Have plenty of fluid daily. It heaps in keeping your blood clean and removes impurities from your body.
- Do some physical exercises regularly. It may be running, swimming, aerobics, yoga or workout in a gym.
Health Care Systems:
Health Care Systems are group or organization of like-minded people with a single objective of improvement of health of people. They can provide any type of services in their geographical area to fulfill their objective.
Health Care Services: There are various types of
health care services around the globe. Some are non-profit organizations funded by some major organizations for the betterment of society. Others are businesses like hospitals and clinics. Apart from that health insurance is also a major part of
health care services.
Health care Products: Health care products can be categorized into various sections. Some major health care product types are:
- Medicines
- Books and Magazines
- Electronic Gadgets (Electronic devices to measure BP and Sugar level etc.)
- Other Medical Equipments (Example : Surgical equipments for Doctors)
- Traditional Accessories (Such as wheel chair and Walkers)
Health care Tips for MenHealth care Tips for WomenHealth care Tips for Girls
Health care Tips for Kids
More about → Health Care Tips System Services Products for Men Women Girls and Kids
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rangga
As our age increases we tend to develop some symptoms of
increasing age. Most of the men don’t care about these
symptoms while women do. Mostly women try to overcome these symbols to remain good looking for a long time.
Men can also do that if they want to do.
Health is Wealth.
Good health can earn you a lot of wealth. But it’s not always possible for to wealth to earn a good health. Most of the men over 30 start to develop ageing symptoms. There may be various symptoms like hair-fall, belly fat, blood pressure, blurred vision and memory problems. In most of the cases the reason behind these
health problems symptoms is stress and improper diet.
Most of the men remain busy in their career and don’t give enough time to their health. It is a negative thing for your health. It can result in over ageing. Some men start to lose their hair at an early age of 20’s or 30’s. Once you reach the age of 30 you might start to search for “
Health Tips for Men over 30” on internet but don’t follow those tips.
If you follow these tips you can easily overcome the ageing effect.
Health Tips for Men over 30 :
- Laughing: It will lower your Blood Pressure and boost your immune system.
- Never Skip Breakfast: Breakfast is the most important thing before you start your day. It makes your metabolism active.
- Seven Hours of Sleep: It will lower your stress and also make you live longer.
- Take care of your Back and Shoulders: Also do some regular workout to strengthen your back and shoulder. Healthy back and shoulders are most necessary things to live longer. Also choose a better position to sit and sleep which is comfortable for your back.
- Take deep Breaths: Just open your arms and take deep breath till your lungs are full. It will enrich our blood with nitric-oxide, which is present in the back portion of our nose. Nitric Oxide opens our blood vessels and lowers the risk of any heart disease.
- Do some Yoga or some other form of Meditation
- Avoid Fatty Diet: Don’t remove fat completely from your diet. Just don’t overeat it as it may result into obesity which can result into a number of diseases.
- Never ignore any health issues: Consult a doctor every time you notice some health problem. Sometime some minor problems may result into some major issues.
- Green Tea: If you are into a habit of drinking tea, just drink green tea. It will prevent cancer and heart diseases.
- Intense Workout: Intense workout that sweat you wet is good for your health. Just give one hour per week to it to stay fit. It will lower your blood pressure, boost immune system and lower the risk of heart problems.
- Healthy Diet: You diet should be full of nutrients, vitamins and minerals.
- Night Life: Spend time with your partner and have good love making. It is also necessary for a healthy life.
We also provide Solutions to a number of
Men Health Problems. You can subscribe to our website betterhealthfacts.blogspot.com and get a better health.
More about → Health Tips for Men Over 30 | Men Health Problems And Solutions
Posted by
rangga on Thursday, January 3, 2013
Health Insurance is the most necessary thing in the modern world. We are living in a world of medical uncertainties. We should be aware of our health and also get a
health insurance policy irrespective of the age and profession.
Health Insurance for Children:
Health insurance companies provide some special schemes for the benefit of children of all age groups.
Health Insurance for Students: Students can also get themselves insured. The insurance plans are developed taking care of both school life and home life of a student.
Health Insurance for College Students: The monthly or quarterly premium is lowest in case of a college student. It is due to the factor that during this age group most of the people remain healthy
Health Insurance for Self Employed: Self employed people face a lot of ups and downs in the life. Its due to the factor that their source of income in not stable in nature. In that case
health insurance is must. It provides you a lot of help in case of a medical emergency.
Health Insurance for Small Business: Small businesses can also get themselves insured. All insurance companies don’t provide this type of insurance, but if you search for it, you find one.
Health Insurance for Low Income Individuals: Case of Low income individuals is similar to Self Employed people. In that case some insurance companies provide lower premium amount to low income individuals if they provide an income certificate.
Health Insurance for Unemployed: Unemployment is the worst phase of a person’s life. Some people fell into depression due to unemployment. Some
insurance companies provide insurance for such individuals as well.
Health Insurance for Pregnant Women: Pregnant women can also get themselves insured. Some
insurance companies in provide a life cover for the unborn baby.
More about → Health Insurance for Everybody |Children, College Students, Self
Employed