Counseling, general screening to enhance detection, diagnosis and treatment of diseases in the community for people in Muong Lat district. Ms. Nguyen Thi Loc, Head of Population Division, Sub-Department of Population and Family Planning, said: Pre-marital health check-up has many benefits, limiting the incidence of birth defects. Congenital defects inherited from parents, typically hemolytic anemia. Besides, the pre-marital health check will help to promptly treat sexually transmitted diseases; help doctors to assess fertility and support the treatment of reproductive-related diseases in a timely manner. However, indifference to pre-marital health check-ups is a limitation of the majority of young people today. In fact, many people have long been afraid of getting a medical check-up before marriage, because they are afraid that if they find out the disease will affect the happiness of the couple, some people even think that they only have to suspect each other. . All these thoughts have invisibly created barriers, making the meaning of pre-marital health check-ups a fear and obsession for many young people. Aware of the important role and practical significance of pre-marital health check-ups, over the years, the Provincial Department of Population and Family Planning has implemented many activities to raise awareness about health for young people. including the model “Pre-marital health examination and counseling”. Up to now, the model has been expanded to 46 communes in 8 districts: Ba Thuoc, Lang Chanh, Nhu Xuan, Thuong Xuan, Dong Son, Ha Trung, Trieu Son, Thieu Hoa, attracting more than 1,700 people in the age group. and youth participate in activities. In order to promote the model effectively, the Provincial Sub-Department of Population and Family Planning has directed the district health centers to guide the health stations to coordinate with mass organizations, especially the Women’s Union and the Youth Union, to establish The club serves as a place to propagate the meaning and importance of pre-marital counseling and medical examination. Not only promoting propaganda, the model also organizes free medical check-ups for couples who are about to get married, especially, giving priority to those from poor and disadvantaged households. Thereby, couples will be given a general health check, tested for hepatitis B, and consulted if they need a more in-depth examination on reproductive health (SS). As a result, the models have really become a bridge, helping young people to exchange, exchange and consult on issues related to reproductive health/family planning, heterosexual friendship, love, and sex. safety, prevention of unwanted pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, HIV/AIDS and issues to know before marriage. Ms. Nguyen Thi Mai, Binh Luong commune (Thu Xuan) shared, through pre-marital health club activities, seminars and knowledge counseling on gender, reproductive health, marriage and family… , I have accumulated more knowledge about reproductive health care and the need for pre-marital health checks. Therefore, when she was about to get married, she actively asked her boyfriend to go to a medical facility for a health check. Talking to Mr. Nguyen Van Thang, Director of the Provincial Sub-Department of Population and Family Planning, it is known: This is a practical model, helping many young people have the opportunity to access knowledge about pre-marital health care. At the same time, the model has also contributed to raising awareness of the Party committees and authorities at all levels about the work of population and family planning, and reproductive health/family planning care for adolescents and young adults. The model has held hundreds of seminars, attracting thousands of participants; organize propaganda conferences on reproductive health and premarital health for district and commune population steering committees and officials in charge of population and family planning in the districts in which the model is deployed and coordinated health centers. with the Committees of Population and Family Planning of the communes and townships to organize health check-ups and counseling on the risk of giving birth to children with disabilities or deformities for couples preparing for marriage; hepatitis B testing and ultrasound for couples preparing to get married; establish pre-marital health clubs and maintain activities once a quarter to exchange knowledge about healthy male and female love, safe sex, prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, suitable contraceptive methods, safe abortion… Through the activities that helped young people become more aware of the benefits of pre-marital health care, many of them actively sought out Go to a medical facility to check your health before getting married. In the coming time, along with the implementation of the pre-marital health examination and counseling model, the Provincial Department of Population and Family Planning will continue to focus resources and effectively implement projects to improve quality. population, building and consolidating a network of information, counseling and RH/FP care services so that more and more young people know and come to the pre-marital health examination and counseling model. From there, equip yourself with knowledge about love, marriage, family, reproductive health care… to create a happy life for yourself and your family.

Sweating is the body’s way of regulating its temperature. However, some people find it inconvenient to have too much sweating. Especially if your sweat leaves wet patches or stains in many noticeable places. In this situation, you need to apply the following methods to significantly reduce the amount of sweat secreted each day. Photo: t-online. 1. Apply antiperspirants before going to bed: This product works by blocking the sweat ducts so they cannot escape to the surface of the skin. For best results, make sure the underarms are clean and dry. Then, apply it in the evening before going to bed. The product may not work right away, but stick to it for a few nights and you will get the results you want. Image: annahar. 2. Wear breathable fabrics: The best way to reduce perspiration when choosing clothing is to wear fabrics that are lightweight, well ventilated and absorbent. Light colors reflect the sun rather than absorb it. So wearing white clothes keeps you cool and sweat less. If you are not confident with light-colored clothing, choose dark tones or eye-disturbing patterns to hide sweat. Image: kamdora, glamor. 3. Avoid certain foods: According to the Healthline , the body often sweats a lot when exposed to hot spicy foods. In addition, caffeine is also discouraged as it stimulates the adrenal glands and causes the palms, feet and armpits to sweat. Image: headtopics. 4. Keep cool: In hot weather, you can place an ice cube in front of a fan to help circulate the cold air. Another idea is to keep the curtains open during the day, preventing the sunlight from entering the room. In addition, you must regularly stay hydrated to reduce your temperature. Image: reddit. 5. Medical treatment: If you feel your body is sweating too much, you can consult your doctor for treatment. Some options, such as antiperspirants, botox injections or surgery, will be recommended by your doctor after examining you. Image: thompson tee. 6. Bath every day: You should always clean with antibacterial soap to control the bacteria that cause body odor. After showering, you need to dry yourself completely and apply antiperspirant immediately. Image: jion. 7. Use pads: You can now buy sweat absorbent underarms or shoes. This product has a sticky substance that does not damage clothes and absorbs odors well. It is recommended to use it in enclosed areas that are prone to perspiration. Image: zoodmall.

The baby’s appearance is as tall as other peers but has not had any menstrual cycle yet. Recently, the residual mass has grown gradually and resembles the genitals in boys, so the family brought them to Ho Chi Minh City for examination.

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Dr. Pham Ngoc Thach, Deputy Director of Children’s Hospital 2, on April 15, said the baby had an enlarged clitoris. The size of the clitoris is many times larger than that of a girl of the same age, the external genitals look like a boy’s. The urethra and vagina empty into the same hole, into a channel called the urogenital sinuses. Ultrasound shows that the baby has a minimized uterus and ovarian cysts.

Dr. Thach and Dr. Phan Le Minh Tien and his team performed a reconstructive surgery for the baby on April 14. Doctors small the clitoris, return to normal shape, ensure blood supply and especially preserve the sensory nerve bundle. The urogenital sinus enlargement system helps separate the urethral tube and the vaginal canal, meticulously reconstructing the accompanying labia.

“Morphology is true to the most female sex”, Dr. Thach shared. Currently, the baby’s health is restored, the incision is dry and clean and has a good psychological state.

The baby is undergoing surgery for genital imaging using the technique of cutting the clitoris. This technique is now widely applied in pediatric surgery centers around the world by ensuring the aesthetics and preserving clitoral function.

According to Dr. Thach, clitoral hypertrophy in children is a birth defect of the external genitalia in women. Clitoris size big and long as boys of the same age, even larger. This defect is common in bisexual women, meaning that the female chromosome 46 XX and has female genitals such as the vagina, uterus, ovaries but the external genitals look like boys.

The cause of masculinization is that since the fetus, the baby is affected by a large amount of male hormones passed from the mother, or the baby has a congenital adrenal proliferation that creates this condition, called the syndrome. genital – adrenal. In more common cases, the clitoris is very large and the vagina and urethra are in a normal position. In case of severe maleization, the vagina and urethra pour into a tube called the urinary sinus.

When the diagnosis of clitoral enlargement due to congenital adrenal proliferation, the child must first receive stable hormonal treatment, then have surgery to reconstruct the external genitals. The purpose of surgery is to shrink the clitoris and separate the vagina, urethra into two separate lines, reshape the baby’s lips to achieve the female genital shape.

If diagnosed and treated early, girls will have female genital morphology – normal function and can completely marry and give birth. Late diagnosis can lead to serious metabolic disorders, psychological effects, and gender.

Each year, Children’s Hospital 2 receives about 6 cases of clitoral enlargement. “More than half of the girls with clitoral enlargement treated at the hospital are mistaken for male sex,” said Dr. Thach.

The age of surgery is usually 3 to 5 years old, before the baby goes to school to avoid psychological influences as well as the relatively easier operation of surgery than late surgery. Girls who still do not have menstrual periods should be examined in hospitals to screen and avoid missing defects.