Radiation or RadioTherapy
Radiation therapy uses controlled high-energy rays to treat tumours and other diseases of the body. The machine used to deliver this treatment is called a…
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Breast Self-Examination Technique
Breast self-examination is a simple and useful tool to help screen for breast diseases (such as cancer) in addition to a regular physical examination by your doctor with a mammogram and/or ultrasound.
Breast Mammogram: What To Expect
A mammogram uses a low-dose X-ray to see inside the breasts to help doctors detect and diagnose breast diseases. It is recommended that mammogram should…
Eye Drops: How to Apply
Follow your doctor’s instructions which will tell you these information: How many drop, How often and Which eye?
Asthma Action (Treatment) Plan
An Asthma Action Plan is a plan created by your doctor to help asthmatic patients like you to control your asthma effectively. Each plan may differ from patient to patient depending on severity and condition of the disease.
What To Do During An Asthma Attack
During an asthma attack, there is a sudden worsening of asthma symptoms due to the tightening of muscles around the airways (known as bronchospasm). The lining of the airways becomes swollen with production of thick mucus resulting in the following symptoms…
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI or STD)
Sexually transmitted infections (STI) are infections which spread from one person to another through sexual contact either through oral, vagina or anus contact. Organisms which cause STI include bacteria, parasites, yeast, and viruses.
DENGUE FEVER: WHAT IS IT?
Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne virus infection caused by the Aedes Aegypti mosquito with its characteristic white stripes on its black body.
PIMPLES AND ACNE: TREATMENT OPTIONS
Most pimples and acne resolves spontaneously after puberty, but there are still people (usually women) who have acne as adults. Many adults do develop…
WHAT ARE PIMPLES AND ACNE?
Acne is so common that it is affects almost all of us at least once in our life especially on our face. About half of us will experienced acne on our back while acne on the chest and scalp is not so common (around 10-15%).