Genap seminggu Eryna kena chicken pox, mula dikesan pada hari ahad lepas. Bila perasan ada bintik2 berair tu terus bawa ke Klinik Joe Fernandes. Doktor sahkan mmg chicken pox. Ambil masa 2/3 hari utk keluar bisa2 chicken pox tu, bila dah keluar semua akan tinggalkan parut. Hari ni parut2 luka dah mula sembuh harap scar2 akan hilang dgn cepat.
Baru sampai Penang dari Putrajaya.
"ALEXANDRIA, Egypt - An Egyptian woman gave birth to septuplets early Saturday in the coastal city of Alexandria, a hospital director said.
Ghazala Khamis, 27, was in good condition at the hospital after having a blood transfusion during her Caesarean section due to bleeding, said Emad Darwish, director of the El-Shatbi Hospital where she gave birth.
The newborns, four boys and three girls, weigh between 3.2 pounds and 6.17 pounds and are in stable condition, Darwish said. They have been placed in incubators in four different hospitals that have special premature baby units, he said.
"This is a very rare pregnancy — something I have never witnessed over my past 33 years in this profession," Darwish said.
Darwish decided to carry out the Caesarean section at the end of Khamis' eighth month of pregnancy due to the pressure on her kidneys.
Khamis, the wife of a farmer in the northern Egyptian province of Beheira, already has three daughters. She was admitted to the hospital two months ago."
Health magazine has the real facts about common health misconceptions:
Pain medications
Ironically, people who take a lot of pain medications on a regular basis can experience more headaches. Both over the counter pain relievers and prescription pain relievers are the culprits.
Odor
Strong odors from perfumes, new carpet, new car, smoke, or fumes can cause headaches.
Caffeine
Too much caffeine can cause headaches. Caffeine usually helps relieve headaches, however, when it is taken in large doses it does the opposite.
Lots of Stress
Stress is a big culprit, especially chronic stress. People who tend to push themselves beyond the limit tend to experience more headaches. Physical activity and taking breaks can help relieve stress, which in turn will help reduce headaches.
Watching TV or using the computer
Excessive use of computers or watching TV for extended periods of time can cause headaches.
Sinuses
Dry Sinuses or congested sinuses can cause headaches.
Blood sugar
Imbalances in blood sugar, especially low blood sugar can cause headaches. Imbalances in blood sugar can be corrected by eating adequate protein. Protein helps to stabilize blood sugar levels.
Food
Certain foods that contain a lot of tyramine (amino acid) can cause headaches. Examples include: peanuts, chocolate, and red wine. Other foods that contain nitrates can also cause headaches. Examples include: salami, hot dogs, and sausages. Although not as common, diary and wheat can also cause headaches in certain individuals.
Weather
Changes in weather can cause headaches.
Altitude
Higher altitudes can cause headaches. Many mountain climbers experience headaches as they reach higher altitudes. Even a visit to a town or city that is at a higher elevation than when you currently live can cause a headache.
Hormones
Changes in hormone levels can also bring upon headaches. Women are obviously more susceptible to this type of headache.
Sleep
Very little sleep or sudden changes in sleep patterns can precipitate headaches.
Doctors in central Kenya have successfully removed an empty half-litre beer bottle from a man's colon, a report said Friday, but how it got there remains a mystery. The 26cm bottle was removed on Monday from the colon of the 33-year-old man after two operations in a Kiambu District Hospital, about 20km from the capital, the Daily Metro newspaper reported.
Although the man, whose identity was not disclosed, said he had pushed the bottle through his rectum, Okoth said it was nearly impossible for the man to have done that by himself.
Rio de Janeiro - After a 23-year-long stomach ache, a Brazilian woman finally discovered the cause of her suffering - a scalpel had been left in her stomach.p/s: perghh ... lepas 23 tahun tu ...
Local media reports said on Monday that a knife had been found in Maria Abadia Dias' lower abdomen after doctors took an X-ray in the central Brazilian town of Goiania, in the state of Goias.
The five-centimetre-long scalpel was apparently left there by doctors in a public hospital in Campos Belos, Goias in 1984, when the woman, now 47, gave birth through a C-section.
The surgical instrument is to be removed sometime later this month. The woman has said she will sue the hospital in Campos Belos as soon as she is rid of the scalpel.
"Doctors always told me that I had nothing and that it was only a question of age," the woman said of her persistent stomach pain. - Sapa-dpa
