Teenage Depression
Modern society with all of its hustle and bustle has become a very fertile ground for mental disorders. Everyone is living a fast-paced life. And we do not have enough time to build strong relationships; therefore, we end up spending much of our time in isolation. Added by the
stress that develops from this type of lifestyle, it’s easy to fall into depression; one common misconception is that depression is experienced only by adults. Nowadays, we have such a thing called teenage depression.
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Risk factors for HIV/AIDS
hiv/253657?iL=true" >AIDS (acquired
immunodeficiency syndrome) is a disease caused by a virus called HIV (human immunodeficiency virus). Anyone of any age, race, sex or sexual orientation can be infected with HIV. Sex and drugs/alcohol interact in many ways to increase a person's risk of getting or giving HIV
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Know the Difference between HIV and AIDS
HIV stands for ‘human
immunodeficiency virus.’ HIV is a member of the
retrovirus group of viruses. HIV targets the immune system's white blood cells. For the remainder of their lives, these cells will remain contaminated. HIV will progress to
AIDS if left untreated. AIDS stands for ‘acquired
immune deficiency syndrome. It is also referred to as 'advanced HIV disease' or the late stage of HIV infection”. It is an umbrella term for the disorders that arise after years of untreated HIV infection, by which time the immune system has been seriously compromised and is unable to fend against infections. An HIV infection doesn’t always develop to stage 3. Many HIV-positive individuals actually survive for years without getting AIDS. A person living with HIV might anticipate leading a life that is almost normal lifespan due to modern in treatment. Let’s discuss about HIV and AIDS in detail.
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Phimosis
Phimosis is tightness of the prepuce or foreskin of the penis which prevents the retraction of the foreskin over the
glans. It usually is congenital but also can occur following an infection.
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ACF (asymmetric crying facies) with cardiac defects
ACF is rare disorder characterized by presence of heart defects and abnormalities of lower lip muscle. It is also known as Cayler syndrome.
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Campomelic Dwarfism
Campomelic
dwarfism is a rare congenital genetic disorder affecting the
skeletal system characterized by bowed
tibia, underdeveloped shoulder blades and a flat face.
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What can cause bleeding after sex ?
Bleeding during or after intercourse, often termed post-coital bleeding, can occur because of many reasons.
Cervical cancer is one of the most serious causes of post-coital bleeding. However, it is not the only cause. In fact, less than 6 percent women presenting with post-coital bleeding are likely to be diagnosed with invasive cancer. Some of the more common causes of bleeding associated with intercourse are precancerous changes in the
cervix,
cervical ectropion, infections and inflammation. Whatever the cause of bleeding associated with intercourse, it is not a symptom that you should ignore. It is advisable to contact your doctor at the earliest if you are experiencing bleeding during or after intercourse.
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First month of baby
Baby is sleepy, feeds frequently in first month. He learns to focus his eyes and listens to the voices. It is very pleasant to see the baby smiling.
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Diet tips for children
Young children today are victims of as many health problems as adults, at times even more. However, a balanced diet is essential for all-round growth of the child - physical, mental and emotional. There are many different ways of achieving that balanced diet. Here's a basic guideline that can help you start afresh with your kids.
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