Anemia

Anemia is known to the public as less blood disease. The disease is experienced by vulnerable children, pregnant women, women, and workers in general. There are two types of anemia are known so far is anemic and non-nutrient malnutrition. Anemia is a state of nutritional anemia due to deficiency of nutrients required for the formation and the production of red blood cells, both the quality and quantity. Nutritional anemia itself there are several kinds, namely: Iron nutritional anemia, occurs due to insufficient supply of iron (Fe). Iron is the core of the hemoglobin molecule which is a major element in red blood cells. Thus, the supply shortage of iron can lead to decreased production of hemoglobin. Nutritional anemia of vitamin E, vitamin E is an essential factor for red blood cell...

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Amenorrhea

Amenorrhea is a disorder in the female reproductive system, thus making it not menstruate regularly every month. Amenorrhea is divided into two types, namely primary and secondary amenorrhea. In primary amenorrhea, menstruation does not occur at all. Though normally a young woman who first menstruation (menarche) at the age of 9-18 years. A young woman will be sentenced experience amenonhea primary if at the age of 16 years still has not menstruate. The secondary amenorrheo occur in women who previously had experienced a period, but then the cycle is stopped for no reason he knows. Signs The menstrual cycle stopped, either directly or in stages. Cause Drastic weight loss (due to poverty, poor dieting, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, a very heavy physical activity and other causes). Extreme...

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Hemorrhoid

Hemorrhoid is the swelling of the anus walls occur either outside or inside the anus. As early detection, to the outer wall of the anus can we hold. For the inside of the anus, we can touch it by inserting a finger into the anus. Signs Swelling of the outer wall of the anus or the inside. If the bowel movement, it hurt. Initially it started with difficulty defecating. Cause Hereditary factors. Child who was born of parents who suffer from hemorrhoid is more prone to constipation than those without. Consume less fruits and fibrous foods. Many eating spicy foods. Too much sitting. Lack of exercise. Prevention Eating lots of fibrous foods, like fruits and vegetables to facilitate defecation. Reduce consumption of fatty foods or too spicy. Drink plenty of water to facilitate the movement...

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Alzheimer's

Alzheimer's is the type of disease that makes the human brain power decreases, until one tingkattertentu will make a person lose the ability to think clearly and control anything about done. Alzheimer's is common in elderly people. Alzheimer's is a disease that causes dementia sufferers experience. There are various things yangmenyebabkan occurrence of dementia, but still not clearly articulated the causes of Alzheimer's or dementia in the elderly this. Signs Memory loss or quickly forgotten. Loss of ability to communicate. Loss of ability or physical capabilities. Cause High levels of aluminum in brain tissue. High levels of copper, iron, and zinc in brain tissue. Metal elements are assumed as a catalyst (substance reaction accelerator) that accelerates the occurrence of this disease...

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Allergy

Allergies are the clinical symptoms include itching, skin redness, small spots evenly distributed throughout the body, or bump-bump wide with a surface higher than the surrounding skin, which arise after a person eating food or touching something with a particular ingredient. Allergies can be caused by food and also a variety of substances other causes such as weather, dust, and so on. Allergies caused by food or other cause can spur the immune system to fight it and produce histomin (amine type compounds are involved in local immune responses, other than that these compounds also play a role in the regulation of physiological functions in the stomach and as a neurotransmitter) and other chemicals in in the body. This is what eventually led to the rejection of the body, a runny nose, itchy...

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