Showing posts with label infection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label infection. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Hair Loss Solutions



http://haircosmetology.com/hair-loss-issue/few-reasons-for-hair-loss/
Hair loss is maybe the creepiest thing that might happen to women. Our hair is our crown of glory and we really do everything to make it look prettier and attractive. Healthy hair is always envied by many and each woman is wishing for a strong healthy, beautiful hair. This is one of the health problems that is usual to women.


Before we discuss the solutions for "hair loss", why don't we analyze first the causes? The main cause of hair fall believe me or not is... "Stress!" For a woman, always make yourself happy! Go out with friends or do something that you really love. Forget the problems and relax a little. Reward yourself sometimes for the hard-works. 


CAUSES
- intensive massage of scalp
-too much shampooing
-imbalanced diet
- 3 months after delivery
- excessive hair treatment 
- excessive combing
-fungal infections


SOLUTIONS AND PREVENTION
- for symptoms of hair fall see a dermatologist right away.
- do not stop your medication. 
- buy mild shampoo
- avoid combing wet hair
- healthy diet
- don't pull your hair too much when in ponytails.
- avoid scratching your scalp intensively
- go to a secure and most trusted salon or beauty parlor for hair treatments like rebonding, relaxing, straightening, curling, etc...


Hope these information help everyone! Thanks for reading!

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Human Stillbirth


Causes

The causes of a large percentage of human stillbirths remain unknown, even in cases where extensive testing and autopsy have been performed. A rarely used term to describe these is sudden antenatal death syndrome or SADS, a phrase coined by Cacciatore & Collins in 2000.

In cases where the cause is known, some possibilities of the cause of death are:


-bacterial infection
-birth defects, especially pulmonary hypoplasia
-chromosomal aberrations
-growth retardation
-intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy
-maternal diabetes
-high blood pressure, including preeclampsia
-maternal consumption of recreational drugs (such as alcohol, nicotine, etc.) or pharmaceutical drugs contraindicated in pregnancy
-postdate pregnancy
-placental abruptions
-physical trauma
-radiation poisoning
-Rh disease
-umbilical cord accidents


by: Noreen Natonton