Here is a short PowerPoint presentation about rabies--a deadly viral disease usually transmitted from the virus-laden saliva of rabid animals. The most common animal reservoir are the dogs. Other animals include cats, monkeys, foxes, bats and mongoose. Chickens and snakes do not transmit the disease.
If a person were bitten by an animal where rabies is known to be prevalent, immediate washing of the wound is necessary. Medical evaluation should be done for further treatment and vaccination.
Human Rabies
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Friday, April 9, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Butas sa puso (Septal Defect)
Tanong (T): May QUESTION po ako. Ang pamangkin ko, who is 2 months old now, baby girl, pag naiyak na ngingitim. Then, one early am, nangitim na naman. Ang sabi gawa ng plema. Pero nung kinunan sya ng dugo for examination, d Dr. finds out na low blood ang pamangkin ko. Yan na po. Ang question ko, ano po ba ang dapat naming gawin?
T: Ok, ung kakulangan nya sa dugo?
Payo ni Doktor (PD): Kapag cyanotic o nangigitim ang bata kapag naiyak marahil ay meron siyang karamdaman sa puso.
T: Ok, ung kakulangan nya sa dugo?
Labels:
Cardiovascular Diseases,
Medical Advice,
Pediatrics
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
Tanong (T): Kakatapos ko
lng po ng meanstruation ko ngsex po kme after 5 days. Maskit po ang puson
ko at balakang. Possible po kya un sa pagbubuntis? Ano po pede inumin para
mgkaregla? Tnx po.
Doc Gino: Mas
makabubuti kung bigyan mo ako ng kaunting detalye. Maaari mo bang ibigay ang
mga sumusunod para masabi ko ng mabuti ang sagot sa iyong tanong?
Labels:
General Health,
Medical Advice,
Women's Health
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Lung cancer for never smokers
Science is very dynamic. People learn more and more each day. In the medical school, I was taught that the majority of smokers develop lung cancer. As a student, I paid little attention to non-smokers. Non-smokers also could develop the disease. The clip below tells us that people who never smoke could develop lung cancer because of a bad gene.
Labels:
General Health,
Health News,
Technology
Monday, April 5, 2010
On air at DWIZ
With Ms. Marou Pahati-Sarne of DWIZ 882 kHz, we discussed health problems like women's diseases and rabies. It was my first time to appear on radio. I had a great time. This happened on Easter Sunday, 4 April 2010.
You might be interested in reading these:
Breast cancer (Kanser sa suso)
Tanong(T): Ang kaibigan ko ay may ‘Stage 3 breast
cancer’. Ano ang palagay mo sa kaso niya?
Doc Gino (DG): Late stage na iyon.
T: Ano ang survival rate nya?
Sunday, April 4, 2010
You are what you eat
Pork lechon, pork sinigang, tocino, fried fish, banana q, fish balls, leche flan, pork chop, patis, and a bottle of soft drinks. These foods are delicious for the Filipino taste buds but do they add life, as one soft drink company used to boast several years ago?
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Check the facts first before you share
Nowadays, information can spread at the speed of thought. But the information should be verified first before one could share. Wrong information may lead to devastating effects and cause some people's lives and properties. It is one's responsibility to share reliable information in the entire blogosphere.
The video (2:14) below advices us to check the information first before sharing it with others. On the other hand, before we follow somebody else's advice, it is crucial to check the reliability of the source of information.
The video (2:14) below advices us to check the information first before sharing it with others. On the other hand, before we follow somebody else's advice, it is crucial to check the reliability of the source of information.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Is there hope for family life with PCOS?
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common female endocrine disorders affecting approximately 5-10% of women of reproductive age (12-45 years old) and was once thought erroneously to be one of the leading causes of infertility.
The principal features are obesity, anovulation (resulting in irregular menstruation), acne, and excessive amounts or effects of androgenic (masculinizing) hormones. The symptoms and severity of the syndrome vary greatly among women. While the causes are unknown, insulin resistance, diabetes, and obesity are all strongly correlated with PCOS.
The principal features are obesity, anovulation (resulting in irregular menstruation), acne, and excessive amounts or effects of androgenic (masculinizing) hormones. The symptoms and severity of the syndrome vary greatly among women. While the causes are unknown, insulin resistance, diabetes, and obesity are all strongly correlated with PCOS.
Labels:
Health News,
Reproductive Health,
Women's Health
Thursday, April 1, 2010
The normal female pelvis
LAPAROSCOPIC EXPLORATION OF THE NORMAL FEMALE PELVIS
In this short video clip (1:53), the normal anatomy of the female reproductive organs are explored using laparoscopy--a highly-specialized procedure that creates small holes in the abdomen. This is in great contrast with the traditional laparotomy procedure that incises that abdominal wall. You will see normal female organs such as the non-pregnant uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries and other structures.
Source: http://www.symposier.com/library_detail/6371/Laparoscopic-exploration-of-the-normal-female-pelvis
In this short video clip (1:53), the normal anatomy of the female reproductive organs are explored using laparoscopy--a highly-specialized procedure that creates small holes in the abdomen. This is in great contrast with the traditional laparotomy procedure that incises that abdominal wall. You will see normal female organs such as the non-pregnant uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries and other structures.
Source: http://www.symposier.com/library_detail/6371/Laparoscopic-exploration-of-the-normal-female-pelvis
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