Illustration. If in winter, foot odor is the biggest problem, then when summer comes, the armpits are the most sweat prone and heaviest. According to dermatologists, bacteria is the main cause of this disease. When the underarm area produces sweat to regulate body temperature, this area will be quite humid, and the armpit temperature is also quite warm. These are favorable conditions for the growth of bacteria. Women also need to know, armpit odor is not an incurable disease and does not affect the health of the patient. But the odor causes discomfort, affecting psychology, relationships and work, even the relationship of husband and wife. So, pocket now the simple ways below ginger to deodorize white and fragrant armpits. You can also be the mentor for your guy in this. Not only is a familiar and important spice, ginger is also a great ‘cosmetic’ in skin beauty and beauty for women. Ginger contains 20-25% essential oils and 20-30% spicy substances that inhibit the growth of bacteria. Here are the effective ways to treat armpit stink with ginger. Ginger and salt Prepare a solution of warm water, salt, and ginger by mixing 2 liters of warm water with a small handful of salt, a few slices of crushed ginger and relaxing feet for 30 minutes each day before going to bed. Perform several times the odor of your feet will go away. How to treat foot odor with ginger juice First, clean your feet. Then take a fresh ginger root crushed to squeeze the water, apply directly to both feet, between feet daily to eliminate odors. How to treat foot odor with fresh ginger and camphor powder You need to prepare 30g of the whole body, fresh ginger roots are dried, pulverized into a fine powder and mixed with 4g camphor powder. You take this powder and rub it on the crotch twice a day after bathing. This article needs to be patiently done in a few months for the smell to go away. This is a traditional remedy that many people use. But it’s more complicated than directly using fresh ginger juice.

The content of strategic cooperation between the Central Institute of Hematology – Blood Transfusion and Roche Vietnam includes the following main activities: Organize specialized training programs and conferences to improve the capacity and experience of health workers in the care and treatment of hematological diseases; Support and connect the Central Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion to approach and participate in cooperation activities with agencies and organizations in Vietnam as well as internationally with the aim of learning and sharing treatment experiences from domestic and foreign experts and specialized centers; Organize activities aimed at patients and the community to propagate and raise awareness about diagnosis and treatment, focusing on hemophilia and non-Hodgkin lymphoma. The Central Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion in collaboration with Roche Vietnam organized a memorandum of understanding TS. BS. Bach Quoc Khanh, Director of the Central Institute of Hematology – Blood Transfusion, said: “We always support all the cooperation and support of prestigious organizations in the world for the development of Vietnamese health. , all for the goal of bringing better quality of treatment for patients who unfortunately suffer from blood clotting disorders and malignant blood diseases ”. Mr. Girish Mulye, General Director of Roche Pharma Vietnam emphasized: “Combining Roche’s global strengths and innovative solutions with expertise with the dedication and expertise from the medical team, we wishes to give more opportunities to those unlucky people suffering from this incurable disease. This is also part of the company’s long-term commitment to public health in reducing mortality caused by this group of diseases ”. Hemophila (also known as hemophilia) is an inherited bleeding disease caused by decreased or abnormal function of clotting factor VIII / IX. It is estimated that in Vietnam, there are more than 6,200 people with hemophilia, of which nearly 40% of the patients have not been diagnosed and treated. Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma is another malignancy that tends to increase rapidly among the elderly in Vietnam, especially in men. In 2018, Vietnam had more than 3,500 new cases and more than 2,100 deaths, ranking 14th in terms of incidence rates among cancers. Like other hematological diseases, Hemophila and non-Hodgkin lymphoma cannot be completely cured, but if detected early and responded well to treatment, patients can still maintain their health and live almost life. normal. The Memorandum of Understanding between the Central Institute of Hematology – Blood Transfusion and Roche Vietnam is expected to be implemented within a year and will be in operation from April 2021. Through domestic and foreign cooperation, this strategic cooperation is expected to bring about many positive changes, helping to strengthen the capacity for hematological care and treatment.

This article’s Professor and Doctor of Dermatology Duong Hy Xuyen (China) talk about the history of leprosy and the miracles that humans have fought to overcome this evil disease.

When you hear the word “leprosy”, what comes to mind first?

“Phong Village” is forgotten

Without a doubt, most people have this idea first in mind.

This is a somewhat frightening and remote topic, this bizarre disease has been too distant for us in the 21st century, far enough away to be forgotten.

Fifty years ago, hundreds of thousands of shunned leprosy people were still living in China, now it is hard to see them. The miserable patients are inherently seen as symbols of sin: leprosy and death are equated.

Leprosy is a chronic bacterial illness that can be written as leprosy, but it has nothing to do with madness. Perhaps to avoid such misunderstandings, this disease is often referred to as “leprosy”.

But everyone’s association with it is not only madness, but also represents bright red eyes, short fingers, festering wounds, amputated feet, distorted appearance and even death. miserable.

For thousands of years, leprosy has been considered an evil disease, even a symbol of evil, and under the tragic fate of leprosy patients, they continue to be tortured both physically and mentally, This is beyond our imagination.

In the old era, when medical technology was limited, medical equipment was scarce, leprosy was basically determined to be incurable since it had regionally contagious properties, the only way to Control of fluid growth is isolating the patient.

So, on the mountain, on an isolated island, a group of leprosy villages were built so that the sick lived there. There is no specific medicine or vaccine, and untreated self-resisting patients will continue to develop ulcers and disfigurement until they become paralyzed or even die.

Over time, people misunderstood, dispelled, and feared it, and the “scary” Phong was now a trademark of terror.

The end of the leprosy era

The leprosy history is long, stretching for 1400 years, like an endless nightmare.

It was not until 1874 that the Norwegian physician Hansen (GerhardH.A.Hansen) broke the darkness that he discovered the culprit – the bacterium Mycobacterium leprae.

Symptoms caused by Mycobacterium leprosy bacteria are manifested in the skin, peripheral nerves, mucosa of the upper respiratory tract and eyes, if not treated promptly can lead to blindness or deformity, disability and other consequences.

In other words, once leprosy is found, the disability rate will be very high. However, if the disability is detected early and treated promptly, the disability can be cured.

In current medical conditions, leprosy is already an easy-to-diagnose and treatable disease, currently in clinical use mainly a combination of many drugs and chemotherapy treatments, which can cure leprosy. Within 6-24 months, the contagiousness of the disease may disappear after a week of taking the drug.

Usually, if the patient unfortunately gets the disease, the patient does not need to have negative psychology and bewildered when treating this disease, on the one hand it will not be inherited, on the other hand, the survival rate of bacteria in vitro is low.

Generally, they can be destroyed by disinfection, most people have natural immunity (according to survey statistics with 90% or more), extremely low incidence, when infected. Nor does it need isolation, just treatment.

Darkness has long passed, the era when leprosy is “incurable disease” has been shortened by history. At present, there are basically few new cases, there is no so-called “leprosy village”, only more than 3,000 elderly people in community rehabilitation villages have survived the disease, but have also incapable of working, still facing sequelae.

Leprosy is not terrible

Although leprosy is rare, but because it is very similar to the symptoms of other diseases, it is possible to misdiagnose or omit the disease, so the prevention and treatment cannot be relaxed.

On the other hand, leprosy is a disease with a dark history. Even modern people will still have a lack of sympathy towards patients with fear of leprosy, which has become the biggest obstacle to leprosy prevention today.

So sometimes, it is not the terminal illness, but the hearts of people. Of course, society is not without action.

The last Sunday of January every year is “World leprosy Day”, many countries will organize many activities on this day to mobilize social forces to help leprosy patients overcome difficulties in their life. live and work to eliminate prejudice and discrimination.

There are also many volunteers entering the rehabilitation village, sharing, chatting, even eating, living together, giving care, warm care and making their best contributions. can.

The original purpose of writing this article was to hope everyone to have a correct understanding of leprosy, not to be bound by inherent impressions of the past. Leprosy is not as formidable and frightening as we can imagine. It can be seen from a scientific perspective, it will reduce the superficial evaluation and alienate the patient.

• According to The Paper