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_covishield-vaccine-heart-attack-news-astrazeneca-brain-stroke-covishieldvaccine-covishield-vaccine-astra.jpg "Covishield Vaccine Heart Attack News: Astrazeneca ने कोर्ट में मानी हार्ट अटैक, Brain Stroke की बात, क्या इस रिपोर्ट से डरना होगा देंखे वीडियो #CovishieldVaccine #Covishield #Vaccine #Astrazeneca<br/>During the Corona epidemic, Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines were administered to protect people from the disease. Almost 4 years after the pandemic, AstraZeneca has now admitted that its Covid vaccine can cause rare side effects in people. In a legal case, AstraZeneca admitted that its corona vaccine can cause heart attack, brain stroke and falling platelets.<br/><br/> About JAI HIND TIMES Live YouTube Channel: <br/>provides comprehensive up-to-date coverage of the Latest News, Breaking News, Politics, Entertainment News, Business News, and Sports News. Stay tuned for all the News in Hindi.<br/>")
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_liver-cirrhosis-causes-symptoms-and-treatment-of-the-disease.jpg "Liver cirrhosis is a fairly serious disease, as a result of which some hepatocytes are destroyed, forming scar tissue.<br/>The most dangerous complication of this disease is liver failure.<br/>Poor blood circulation in the liver can cause varicose veins of the esophagus.<br/>There are about 100 million patients with liver cirrhosis on our planet, and 500 thousand deaths are recorded annually.<br/>The main signs of liver cirrhosis are: spider-like blood vessels on the chest and shoulders; menstrual cycle disorders in women; loss of sexual desire; breast enlargement in men; fatigue; sleep problems; redness of the palms; swelling of the legs and arms; prolonged itching; abdominal enlargement; blood vomiting; black stool with blood; dark colored urine; jaundice of the skin and eyes; significant weight loss/gain.<br/>The liver of a healthy adult weighs 2.5 kg.<br/>The most important functions of the liver are: producing bile, maintaining normal blood composition, detoxifying the body, destroying damaged red blood cells, maintaining immunity.<br/>The liver can work even if 70% of its weight is destroyed.<br/>The causes of liver cirrhosis can be: alcohol abuse; long courses of drug treatment; prolonged exposure to harmful substances on the body; long-term bile obstruction; genetic defects; viruses.<br/>Alcohol abuse can cause severe damage to the liver, outweighing the beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system.<br/>Women can consume 1-2 glasses of wine per day, and men about 2-3 glasses. But these values may be lower depending on your health status.<br/>Alcoholic hepatitis and fatty degeneration of hepatocytes (fatty hepatosis) can affect the development of liver cirrhosis.<br/>Hepatitis B and C viruses can cause cirrhosis of the liver.<br/>In Wilson-Konovalov disease, copper accumulates in the liver, and in hemochromatosis, iron accumulates. Both diseases can be complicated by cirrhosis.<br/>Galactosemia is characterized by impaired carbohydrate metabolism, which negatively affects the liver.<br/>Congenital bile duct defects and gallstones are also possible causes of this disease.<br/>Diagnosis of liver cirrhosis includes liver tests and liver tissue biopsy.<br/>Treatment of the disease requires changes in diet, avoidance of contact with various chemicals, treatment of hepatitis or Wilson-Konovalov disease, hemochromatosis, and complete abstinence from alcohol.<br/>Liver transplantation is the last resort for treating the disease. But it may not be suitable for everyone due to various risks.<br/>Milk thistle is used to treat cirrhosis.<br/>Nutrition for cirrhosis includes various recommendations. It is especially important not to abuse alcoholic beverages and medications, and to avoid consuming raw shellfish and crustaceans.")
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_causes-of-oral-ulcers-in-children.jpg "In this informative video tailored for parents and caretakers, delve into the various causes behind oral ulcers in children. From common triggers like trauma and viral infections to lesser-known factors such as allergies and nutritional deficiencies, learn how to identify and address these pesky sores effectively. Gain valuable insights on maintaining oral hygiene, recognizing potential allergens, and supporting your child's overall well-being to keep oral ulcers at bay. Join us as we unravel the mysteries behind oral ulcers and empower you to safeguard your child's oral health with confidence.<br/><br/>List of Causes of Oral Ulcers:<br/>Trauma: One of the most common causes of oral ulcers in children is trauma to the mouth. This can occur from accidental bites while eating, aggressive tooth brushing, or even rough play. Trauma can lead to irritation and inflammation, paving the way for oral ulcers to develop.<br/><br/>Viral Infections: Certain viral infections, such as herpes simplex virus (HSV), can manifest as oral ulcers in children. These ulcers, often referred to as cold sores or fever blisters, typically appear on the lips or around the mouth. Viral infections can be contagious, so it's essential to practice good hygiene to prevent their spread.<br/><br/>Bacterial Infections: Bacterial infections can also contribute to the development of oral ulcers in children. Conditions like strep throat or hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) can cause painful sores to form in the mouth. Proper hygiene and avoiding close contact with infected individuals can help reduce the risk of bacterial infections.<br/><br/>Allergies: Allergic reactions to certain foods, medications, or oral care products can lead to oral ulcers in sensitive children. Pay attention to any potential allergens that may trigger these reactions and consult with a healthcare professional if you suspect an allergy is the cause.<br/><br/>Nutritional Deficiencies: In some cases, oral ulcers may be a sign of nutritional deficiencies, particularly deficiencies in vitamins B12, folate, or iron. Ensuring that your child maintains a balanced diet rich in essential nutrients can help prevent ulcers caused by nutritional deficiencies.<br/><br/>Immune System Disorders: Children with compromised immune systems, such as those with autoimmune diseases like Crohn's disease or lupus, may be more susceptible to developing oral ulcers. In such cases, it's crucial to work closely with healthcare providers to manage the underlying condition and minimize the occurrence of ulcers.<br/><br/>Stress: Just like adults, children can experience stress, which can manifest physically in various ways, including the development of oral ulcers. Pay attention to your child's stress levels and provide support and coping mechanisms to help them manage stress effectively.")
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_ancelotti-reveals-reason-for-bellingham39s-ucl-form.webp "Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti says Jude Bellingham is 100 per cent healed from a virus.")
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_liver-cirrhosis-causes-symptoms-and-treatment-of-the-disease.webp "Liver cirrhosis is a fairly serious disease, as a result of which some hepatocytes are destroyed, forming scar tissue.<br/>The most dangerous complication of this disease is liver failure.<br/>Poor blood circulation in the liver can cause varicose veins of the esophagus.<br/>There are about 100 million patients with liver cirrhosis on our planet, and 500 thousand deaths are recorded annually.<br/>The main signs of liver cirrhosis are: spider-like blood vessels on the chest and shoulders; menstrual cycle disorders in women; loss of sexual desire; breast enlargement in men; fatigue; sleep problems; redness of the palms; swelling of the legs and arms; prolonged itching; abdominal enlargement; blood vomiting; black stool with blood; dark colored urine; jaundice of the skin and eyes; significant weight loss/gain.<br/>The liver of a healthy adult weighs 2.5 kg.<br/>The most important functions of the liver are: producing bile, maintaining normal blood composition, detoxifying the body, destroying damaged red blood cells, maintaining immunity.<br/>The liver can work even if 70% of its weight is destroyed.<br/>The causes of liver cirrhosis can be: alcohol abuse; long courses of drug treatment; prolonged exposure to harmful substances on the body; long-term bile obstruction; genetic defects; viruses.<br/>Alcohol abuse can cause severe damage to the liver, outweighing the beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system.<br/>Women can consume 1-2 glasses of wine per day, and men about 2-3 glasses. But these values may be lower depending on your health status.<br/>Alcoholic hepatitis and fatty degeneration of hepatocytes (fatty hepatosis) can affect the development of liver cirrhosis.<br/>Hepatitis B and C viruses can cause cirrhosis of the liver.<br/>In Wilson-Konovalov disease, copper accumulates in the liver, and in hemochromatosis, iron accumulates. Both diseases can be complicated by cirrhosis.<br/>Galactosemia is characterized by impaired carbohydrate metabolism, which negatively affects the liver.<br/>Congenital bile duct defects and gallstones are also possible causes of this disease.<br/>Diagnosis of liver cirrhosis includes liver tests and liver tissue biopsy.<br/>Treatment of the disease requires changes in diet, avoidance of contact with various chemicals, treatment of hepatitis or Wilson-Konovalov disease, hemochromatosis, and complete abstinence from alcohol.<br/>Liver transplantation is the last resort for treating the disease. But it may not be suitable for everyone due to various risks.<br/>Milk thistle is used to treat cirrhosis.<br/>Nutrition for cirrhosis includes various recommendations. It is especially important not to abuse alcoholic beverages and medications, and to avoid consuming raw shellfish and crustaceans.")
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_fts-1630-05-05-panama-holds-general-elections-on-sunday-may-5th.webp "*Israel genocidal war reaches 212 days.<br/>*Italy gets 618 Covid-19 cases and 9 virus-related deaths as of april.<br/><br/>Visit our website: https://www.telesurenglish.net/ Watch our videos here: https://videos.telesurenglish.net/en<br/>")
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_causes-of-oral-ulcers-in-children.webp "In this informative video tailored for parents and caretakers, delve into the various causes behind oral ulcers in children. From common triggers like trauma and viral infections to lesser-known factors such as allergies and nutritional deficiencies, learn how to identify and address these pesky sores effectively. Gain valuable insights on maintaining oral hygiene, recognizing potential allergens, and supporting your child's overall well-being to keep oral ulcers at bay. Join us as we unravel the mysteries behind oral ulcers and empower you to safeguard your child's oral health with confidence.<br/><br/>List of Causes of Oral Ulcers:<br/>Trauma: One of the most common causes of oral ulcers in children is trauma to the mouth. This can occur from accidental bites while eating, aggressive tooth brushing, or even rough play. Trauma can lead to irritation and inflammation, paving the way for oral ulcers to develop.<br/><br/>Viral Infections: Certain viral infections, such as herpes simplex virus (HSV), can manifest as oral ulcers in children. These ulcers, often referred to as cold sores or fever blisters, typically appear on the lips or around the mouth. Viral infections can be contagious, so it's essential to practice good hygiene to prevent their spread.<br/><br/>Bacterial Infections: Bacterial infections can also contribute to the development of oral ulcers in children. Conditions like strep throat or hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) can cause painful sores to form in the mouth. Proper hygiene and avoiding close contact with infected individuals can help reduce the risk of bacterial infections.<br/><br/>Allergies: Allergic reactions to certain foods, medications, or oral care products can lead to oral ulcers in sensitive children. Pay attention to any potential allergens that may trigger these reactions and consult with a healthcare professional if you suspect an allergy is the cause.<br/><br/>Nutritional Deficiencies: In some cases, oral ulcers may be a sign of nutritional deficiencies, particularly deficiencies in vitamins B12, folate, or iron. Ensuring that your child maintains a balanced diet rich in essential nutrients can help prevent ulcers caused by nutritional deficiencies.<br/><br/>Immune System Disorders: Children with compromised immune systems, such as those with autoimmune diseases like Crohn's disease or lupus, may be more susceptible to developing oral ulcers. In such cases, it's crucial to work closely with healthcare providers to manage the underlying condition and minimize the occurrence of ulcers.<br/><br/>Stress: Just like adults, children can experience stress, which can manifest physically in various ways, including the development of oral ulcers. Pay attention to your child's stress levels and provide support and coping mechanisms to help them manage stress effectively.")
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