Bleeding: Bleeding and menstrual-like cramps can be signs of a problem with your baby. Bleeding is the most common and basic sign of miscarriage. During a miscarriage, the amount of bleeding is usually very large, unlike the light bleeding that is common in healthy pregnant women. Severe pain: Abdominal pain is common during pregnancy. However, if the pain becomes intense and spreads down to the pelvis and lower back, it could be a warning sign of a miscarriage, especially if accompanied by bleeding and uterine contractions. Placenta: During the first trimester of pregnancy, the fetus is formed mainly from tissues. It is not until at least the first 6 weeks of pregnancy that the embryo begins to develop into the main parts of the fetus. Abortion of the placenta – or tissues – is a sign that accompanies a miscarriage. When the placenta is delivered, pregnant women will notice blood clots coming out of the vagina, along with pain or discomfort in the lower abdomen. Chills: Chills and fever or aching pain all over the body can be signs of an infection and you should see your doctor for an immediate diagnosis. Infection during pregnancy can cause serious harm to the unborn baby. Chills are also a symptom of septic abortions. Severe muscle spasms: Abdominal pain and cramps are common during pregnancy and can also be experienced by healthy pregnant women. However, if a pregnant woman has abdominal pain with menstrual-like contractions, and the pain does not show any signs of improvement, it could be a symptom of miscarriage. Relieves Pregnancy Symptoms: If common pregnancy symptoms such as breast tenderness, nausea, and morning sickness gradually disappear, it could be a sign of miscarriage. Unusual Vaginal Discharge: In addition to placental abruption and vaginal bleeding, a pregnant woman may also find her vaginal discharge has an unusual color and odor during a miscarriage or fetal infection. In the case of miscarriage, vaginal discharge is often bloody and this is accompanied by vaginal bleeding. Negative pregnancy test results: Some women may want to take another pregnancy test to make sure that the first pregnancy test gives an accurate result. Depending on the timing of the second pregnancy test, a negative pregnancy test result could be a sign of an early miscarriage or simply indicate that the first test was false. Reduced fetal movements: The loss of a fetus that occurs within the first 20 weeks of pregnancy is considered a miscarriage, and after this period is considered a stillbirth. At any point during pregnancy, if you feel your baby is moving less than usual, you should seek medical advice immediately. Weight loss: Weight loss is an unusual sign of pregnancy. Normal pregnant women with normal weight gain 12-16kg during pregnancy. If a pregnant woman suddenly loses weight and feels anorexia, she should seek medical advice to detect problems with the fetus early.

Pediatric patients are examined and hospitalized at the Department of Gastroenterology. After an abdominal ultrasound, the doctor discovered an image of the foreign object resembling a long plastic rod with a long, uniform tube-like structure completely located in the child’s intestine. Immediately after that, the doctor of the Department of Gastroenterology indicated urgent gastrointestinal endoscopy, grabbing foreign bodies. The foreign object that could be grasped was a plastic candy stick 10 cm long. Currently, the patient is stable and is being monitored at the Department of Gastroenterology.

A boy has colic for the whole month due to a 10 cm plastic rod stuck in the intestine. Photo: Thanh Nien

Through the above case, the doctors warned that the foreign body is a common dangerous accident in children, especially in children under 2 years old, because foreign objects falling into the airways narrow or completely block the airways. . Accidents usually happen when children eat, smile or eat improperly. In many cases, adults let children eat, play, suck or swallow small foods and objects.

Airway foreign body is an emergency condition, if not handled in time, it can lead to serious consequences such as irreversible brain damage or even death. Therefore, parents with young children need to pay special attention when their children play with objects or foods with high risk of choking, choking because children are easily neglected or swallowed, so there is a risk of choking, choking, choking. suffocate, even lose life if there is no timely emergency.

In addition, be very careful when feeding children or pay attention when children eat foods and fruits with small seeds such as na, corn, beans, peanuts, candy … these are foods. It is very easy for a child to choke and choke on food leading to foreign bodies entering the airways, obstructing the airways and the baby can die immediately before going to the hospital.

When a child has an abnormal airway, if the child is still pink, can cry, yell, speak, or not have difficulty breathing: should put in a sitting position to breathe, keep the baby, immediately take it to the nearest medical facility for approval. assist. Absolutely do not pick up your throat or use folk remedies. Improper manipulations can tear the esophagus, or accidentally push the foreign body deep into the airway leading to an obstruction, then the child is at a very high risk of death.

For children under 2 years old, if there is cyanosis, difficulty breathing, cannot cry or cry weakly, quickly call emergency and conduct first aid by: Place the baby on his or her stomach, head low on the left arm, hold the head. and the fore neck with the left hand. Use the heel of the right hand to pat 5 forcefully pat the child’s back between the shoulder blades.

Then turn the child back to the right hand, if breathing is difficult, cyanosis, use two fingers to press strongly in the area 1/2 below the sternum 5 times. If the foreign object still does not fall out, turn the young person over and continue patting the back. Take turns patting and chest compressions until the object falls out of the airway or the baby is crying.

In addition, Thai Binh Children’s Hospital recommends that, in addition to knowing the correct and timely first aid, patients should immediately go to medical examination and treatment facilities with endoscopic means for diagnosis. and quickly remove the foreign object properly.

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Country: According to the Healthline, It is always important to drink plenty of water, which is especially true during menstruation. Drinking enough water can reduce the risk of dehydration headaches, a common symptom of the “red light” period. Image: Goodnewsnetwork.

Water-rich fruits: Watermelon and cucumber are fruits containing large amounts of water to help the body effectively retain water. Sweet fruits can help curb your cravings for sugar and refined sugar-rich foods. Image: Tasteofhome.

Banana: According to the Medical News Today, This is one of the best mood boosters thanks to its high vitamin B6 content. Bananas are also rich in potassium and magnesium, which can reduce water retention and bloating. They also help regulate your digestive system, something some women have trouble with around ‘red light’ times. Image: Livestrong.

Leafy green vegetables: A decrease in iron levels during the “red light” period is common, especially if your cycle is too much. This can lead to fatigue, body aches and dizziness. Green leafy vegetables such as kale, spinach …, can increase the amount of iron in the body. Image: Healthline.

Ginger: A cup of warm ginger tea can improve menstrual symptoms. Ginger has anti-inflammatory effects, soothing aching muscles. Ginger also reduces feelings of nausea. However, do not consume too much ginger, use more than 4 grams per day will cause heartburn and abdominal pain. Image: Timenows.

Chicken: Here are other iron and protein rich foods that you can add to your red light diet. Protein is an essential nutrient for overall health, helps you stay full for a long time, and limits menstrual cravings. Image: Finecooking.

Fish: According to the India Times, Fish is rich in iron, protein and omega-3 fatty acids, which are nutritional supplements to your diet. Consuming this food will prevent the decrease in iron levels you may experience during your menstrual cycle. Omega-3 fatty acids can reduce the intensity of menstrual cramps. Image: Epicurious.

Dark Chocolate: As a delicious and beneficial snack, dark chocolate is rich in iron and magnesium. These substances help you replenish the lost blood faster, the blood circulation is also favorable. A bar of 100 grams of dark chocolate contains 67% of the recommended daily intake of iron and 58% of the recommended daily intake of magnesium. Image: Medicalnewstoday.

Yogurt: Many people get a yeast infection during or after menstruation. If you’re prone to fungal infections, probiotic-rich foods like yogurt can feed the “good” bacteria in the vagina. This helps you fight off the infection. Yogurt is also rich in magnesium and other essential nutrients like calcium. Image: Thelist.

The reason that the relatively low rate of early diagnosis of cancer in people is directly related to the lack of understanding of cancer related knowledge and ignoring physical symptoms.

Currently, the most common type of cancer is cancer of the internal organs, such as gastrointestinal cancer, liver cancer, lung cancer … These organs are all located in the abdominal cavity, so after developing into Cancer, the patient’s abdomen will also appear various abnormal symptoms.

If these 3 symptoms appear on the abdomen, being alert is a sign of cancer.

1. Abdominal pain

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Pain is the most typical symptom of cancer. Almost all solid internal organs in the body can become cancerous. Illness in each stage will have different levels of pain. For example, liver cancer can cause upper right abdominal pain, pancreatic cancer can cause upper middle abdominal pain, and bowel cancer can cause lower abdominal pain …

If you have been experiencing a dull, throbbing, or persistent pain in a certain part of your abdomen in recent times, but you may not be able to tell the specific location and sensation of pain. After taking the drug is not relieved and lasting more than two weeks, you need to see the hospital, because this may be a sign of cancer.

2. Ascites

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Ascites is a condition used to refer to the accumulation of pathological fluid or water in the peritoneal cavity. Clinically believed that ascites appeared not necessarily cancer, but it was definitely a sign of serious illness. Such as cirrhosis and kidney failure.

If it is not, the appearance of ascites may be related to cancer. Clinically, regardless of the type of cancer of the internal organs, as long as it invades the peritoneum, the symptom of ascites develops. In which, ascites caused by liver cancer is the most common disease, its occurrence is related to portal hypertension and decreased blood protein.

3. Bloating, loss of appetite

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Many people will blindly think that it is a common chronic stomach disease after they have symptoms such as bloating and loss of appetite. But in reality, there are many factors that cause bloating, loss of appetite, for example, after the liver, pancreas and other digestive organs have cancer, they are dysfunctional, not secreting enough bile and fluid. pancreas or interfere with excretion. In the early stages of the illness, the person may experience symptoms such as loss of appetite, nausea, bloating, and abdominal pain.

If there is no chronic stomach disease, while the above symptoms have recently appeared or do not improve after taking medication for chronic stomach problems and the symptoms last for more than 2 weeks, this may be the sign. signs of cancer, you should see your doctor.

In addition to the above 3 abnormal symptoms, if you feel a hard, irregular, painless tumor, poor mobility on your abdomen, you should also be careful of the appearance of a malignant tumor. If you experience all 3 of the above symptoms, this means you need a complete physical exam. Patients should accurately inform their doctor of their actual symptoms, age, family, and medical history before proceeding to professionally indicated examination to get the most accurate diagnosis.