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Science of myocardium and myocarditis

2017-09-08

Myocarditis is a localized or diffuse inflammatory lesion of the myocardium caused by various causes. Inflammation not only accumulates cardiomyocytes, but also includes stroma, blood vessels, pericardium and endocardium, which is more extensive than cardiomyopathy.

Healthy and unremarkable hot ginger water

2017-09-08

As the saying goes, "home prepared ginger, not panic" "summer often eat ginger, yishou health" "winter eat radish summer eat ginger, do not trouble the doctor prescription" "four seasons eat ginger, a hundred diseases swept away" and so on. Today, let's talk about some common ailments in life that can be treated with hot ginger water.

Healthy and why does it affect hypertension

2017-09-07

Hypertension refers to clinical syndromes characterized by increased systolic and/or diastolic blood pressure (systolic blood pressure ≥140 mm hg, diastolic blood pressure ≥90 mm hg) and accompanied by functional or physical damage of heart, brain, kidney and other organs.

Common sense discloses which medicines cannot be kept long

2017-09-07

　1. The remaining drugs are not enough for a course of treatment; Not commonly used drugs. This kind of medicine if stored more inconvenient management, also easy to cause confusion.

Common sense disease-gastroesophageal reflux disease worths out esophageal stricture

2017-09-06

　Some patients with gastroesophageal reflux disease do not pay enough attention to their disease, do not have regular diet, and do not receive effective treatment, delaying the disease, and eventually cause esophageal scar stenosis. What is esophageal scar stenosis.

Common sense worn-out gastric ulcer can not help worn-out

2017-09-06

If the pyloric ulcer of the stomach is repeatedly stimulated by various pathogenic factors for a long time, and the gastric mucosa does not heal, it may turn into scar pyloric obstruction. The patient's stomach is "blocked", and it is difficult to continue to digest food, and the patient will show obvious upper abdomen fullness, severe vomiting, malnutrition, and weight loss. Scar pyloric obstruction often requires surgery.