Abnormal growth affects the health of adjacent teeth
If the X-ray shows that the wisdom teeth are in an anterior tilt, horizontal or inverted impacted state, and have caused root resorption, caries or loosening of adjacent teeth, they need to be extracted even if there are no symptoms.

‌There is a blind spot for cleaning‌
When the position of wisdom teeth erupts too much to the buccal/lingual side, or the gums form blind pockets that cause food to be impacted, making it difficult to clean thoroughly, it is easy to cause caries or periodontitis and should be extracted as soon as possible.

‌Abnormal occlusal function‌
If there is occlusal interference with the opposing teeth, which affects normal chewing movement or temporomandibular joint movement, the interference source needs to be eliminated by tooth extraction.

‌Orthodontic treatment needs‌
In order to obtain sufficient space and prevent recurrence when correcting tooth arrangement, it is often necessary to extract impacted or insufficient eruption space wisdom teeth.

‌Repeated food impaction‌
Long-term food impaction can easily lead to caries on the adjacent teeth. In such cases, even if there is no pain temporarily, preventive extraction should be performed‌.

Special note: Wisdom teeth with normal eruption position, occlusal function and no complications can be retained without preventive extraction‌. It is recommended to develop an individualized treatment plan through oral examination combined with imaging evaluation.

At present, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy mainly relies on traditional drugs for treatment, and surgical thoracotomy is not well accepted by patients due to high risks and large trauma. Therefore, the treatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy requires more innovative means to help.

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is mainly caused by pathogenic variants in genes encoding sarcomere-related proteins or cardiomyopathy characterized by myocardial hypertrophy with unknown etiology, and the left ventricular wall is most commonly affected. Depending on whether there is obstruction in the left ventricular outflow tract, it can be divided into obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and non-obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy has greater damage to cardiac function and a lower survival rate of patients.

It can be generally understood that a normal heart is like a house with four chambers, while hypertrophic cardiomyopathy mainly thickens the “walls” of the “room” of the left ventricle, which eventually affects the normal pumping function of the heart.

At present, the pathogenesis of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is not yet fully understood. It is known that the root cause of the disease in some patients is that the gene encoding the sarcomere-related protein has pathogenic mutations, which makes the normal development and functional maintenance of the myocardium abnormal, and then causes symptoms of myocardial hypertrophy.

The common clinical manifestations of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy are not typical, such as fatigue, exertional dyspnea, dizziness, chest pain, palpitations and syncope. Sudden cardiac death is one of the main causes of death in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Some young people or athletes die suddenly during exercise, which is likely caused by hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

There are various means of clinically diagnosing hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, including electrocardiogram, echocardiogram, cardiac magnetic resonance imaging, biomarkers, genetic testing, etc. Among them, echocardiography (cardiac ultrasound) is the preferred, accurate and economical method, but it is usually not included in routine physical examinations.

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is difficult to diagnose and has hidden early symptoms, but with the continuous advancement of medical technology and the advent of innovative drugs, especially after the implementation of medical insurance, more patients have affordable innovative treatment options and are better able to adhere to long-term treatment. She called on the public to improve their awareness of the disease, and high-risk groups should be screened in a timely manner to achieve early diagnosis and early treatment.

Calcium supplementation alone is difficult to absorb, and the effect of “strengthening bones” is limited. Calcium should be supplemented together with vitamin D. For people with normal bone mass and no osteoporosis, it is not necessary to take calcium tablets. It is recommended to meet the body’s calcium needs through a reasonable diet, including meat, eggs, milk, seafood, green vegetables, nuts, etc. A reasonable diet can not only supplement calcium, but also supplement nutrients such as zinc, iron, and magnesium, which is conducive to promoting physical health as a whole, thereby improving bone condition. In recent years, light meals for weight loss have become more popular among young people. However, light meals are mainly vegetables, and the calcium content is relatively insufficient. Eating light meals for a long time will increase the risk of osteoporosis.

Salt intake also needs to be controlled. If you usually eat salty meals, excessive sodium chloride intake will affect the metabolism of calcium in the body and damage bone health. In addition, limiting alcohol intake is also very important for preventing osteoporosis. Alcohol affects the activity of osteoblasts and increases the risk of osteoporosis.

Regarding the saying on the Internet that “drinking tea can easily lead to calcium deficiency”, the effect of drinking tea on calcium in the body needs to be considered in combination with the amount of tea consumed. The tannic acid contained in tea does bind to calcium in the body, but drinking more than 20 cups of strong tea a day will have a significant effect on calcium absorption. Generally speaking, drinking tea in moderation is good for health. In addition, the saying that “bone soup helps to supplement calcium” is also very popular. However, the calcium content in bone soup is not high, but more fat. You can drink it in moderation, but you cannot rely on bone soup to supplement calcium.

In general, a balanced diet is an effective way to prevent osteoporosis. It is not only middle-aged and elderly people who need to prevent osteoporosis. From a young age, you should actively protect your bones through good living habits and not overdraw your bone health to reduce the risk of osteoporosis.

Currently, the exact cause of endometrial cancer has not yet been medically elucidated, but the following factors are mainly involved.

1. Genetic factors

Genetic factors may be involved in the development of endometrial cancer. Approximately 20% of endometrial cancer patients have a family history.

2. Reproductive endocrine disorders

Common diseases such as anovulatory menstrual abnormalities, infertility, and polycystic ovarian syndrome. If the endometrium continues to be stimulated by estrogen due to insufficient luteal function or insufficient protection from progesterone, and the state of excessive proliferation continues for a long period of time, further endometrial cancer may occur.

3. Metabolic disorders

Obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes are known as the triad of endometrial cancer, and these three factors increase the risk of endometrial cancer.

4. Ovarian tumors

For example, ovarian granulosa cell tumors, ovarian cell tumors, etc. increase the risk of endometrial cancer because the disease produces high levels of estrogen.

5. Drug Factors

Studies have shown that long-term use of tamoxifen may cause endometrial hyperplasia, thereby increasing the risk of endometrial cancer.

How can endometrial cancer be detected as early as possible?

1. Identify signs and symptoms of endometrial cancer

The most common symptom of endometrial cancer is irregular genital bleeding, including increased menstrual flow, irregular menstrual flow, nonmenstrual bleeding, and postmenopausal bleeding. Other rare symptoms include bloody or serous vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain or discomfort, anemia, and weight loss.

2. B-Ultrasound Examination

If a patient has the above physical symptoms, she should first see a gynecologist and undergo a B-ultrasound examination. Although the thickness of the endometrium during each menstrual cycle in women varies, generally, when endometrial cancer patients undergo a B-ultrasound examination, it is found that the thickness of the endometrium is much thicker than the upper limit of the normal reference range. Endometrial cancer patients in the ultranormal state will show localized enhanced blood flow signals, abundant blood vessels, and even colorful blood flow signals.

3. Pelvic MRI

Pelvic MRI clearly shows the anatomical structure of each layer of the uterus and its relationship to the surrounding tissues, allowing endometrial cancer to be accurately located and qualitatively diagnosed. This test is safe, non-invasive, non-radioactive, and important for preoperative evaluation.

4. Hysteroscopy

Hysteroscopy is a simple, safe, minimally invasive procedure that allows precise removal of lesions under direct vision for pathological examination to confirm the diagnosis of endometrial cancer. It has high sensitivity and specificity in detecting endometrial cancer.

What are precancerous lesions of endometrial cancer?

Broadly speaking, endometrial simple and complex hyperplasia are also early forms of precancerous lesions, but these are benign lesions. However, they may develop into endometrial cancer if progesterone replacement is not treated in the standard way.

Atypical endometrial hyperplasia is a true precancerous lesion and requires hysterectomy if the patient does not intend to have children. If infertility treatment is required, high doses of oral progesterone are required to restore endometrial treatment. If the post-treatment hysteroscopy shows that the amount of endometrium is not abnormal, you should immediately go to a reproductive center to help you conceive. And finish childbirth as soon as possible. If there is no plan for subsequent childbirth, a hysterectomy should be performed as soon as possible to avoid the risk of developing endometrial cancer in the long term.

How can I prevent endometrial cancer?

1. Pay attention to menstrual abnormalities and genital bleeding after menopause

Recurrent menstrual abnormalities and abnormal bleeding during the perimenopause period may be a sign of abnormal endometrial hyperplasia, which requires prompt identification and prompt treatment. After menopause is the age at which endometrial cancer most often occurs. If genital bleeding occurs, consult a doctor immediately. If the above situation occurs, gynecological color ultrasound and other examinations should be performed, and if endometrial thickening or occupancy in the uterine cavity is found, endometrial pathology tests should be performed promptly to rule out endometrial cancer.

2. Regular gynecological examinations

Visit a gynecologist every year for a professional health check. If abnormalities are found during a health check, they should be treated aggressively and followed up closely.

3. Active treatment of underlying diseases

Control blood pressure and lower blood sugar and blood lipids. Long-term use of drugs such as tamoxifen should be followed up or monitored closely. In the case of diseases such as polycystic ovarian syndrome and estrogen-secreting ovarian tumors, active treatment is required.

4. Eat healthy and control weight

Eat a proper diet, change bad eating habits, exercise properly, and lose weight. Adipose tissue can also convert androgens derived from the adrenal gland into estrogen, which increases estrogen levels in the body. Obese women have more adipose tissue, which increases estrogen levels in the body, which overstimulates the growth of the endometrium and increases the risk of endometrial cancer. A BMI of more than 28 kg/m2 is a risk factor for endometrial cancer.

5. Standardization of hormone replacement therapy

Due to the decline in estrogen levels in menopausal women, they may experience hot flashes, sweating, palpitations, irritability, anxiety and other discomforts. When using hormone replacement therapy, it is necessary to strictly adhere to the indications, use it under the guidance of a gynecologist, and undergo regular health checkups. Women should also avoid taking cosmetics and health products with unknown ingredients.

6. Pay attention to family cancer history

People with a family history of gynecological endometrial cancer, ovarian cancer, breast cancer, and digestive malignancies should undergo genetic testing. Lynch syndrome is one of the most common hereditary cancers. Women with Lynch syndrome should strengthen preventive screening, such as gynecological examinations, transvaginal ultrasound, and serum tumor markers, and if necessary, endometrial biopsy, and even preventive removal of the uterus and bilateral adnexa after childbirth is recommended.

A healthy lifestyle, control of indicators such as blood sugar, blood pressure, and weight, and regular menstruation are the basis for preventing fellow women from getting endometrial cancer. If you have the above high-risk factors and experience menstrual irregularities, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to receive a diagnosis and treatment.

Based on the duration and frequency of symptoms, insomnia can be divided into short-term insomnia, chronic insomnia and cyclic insomnia. The diagnosis of insomnia needs to be based on the patient’s subjective response and objective examination to rule out the influence of other possible physical and mental disorders.

There are three types of insomnia: difficulty falling asleep, waking up mid-sleep, and waking up early.

Patients who have difficulty falling asleep can try some relaxation methods, such as meditation, yoga, etc., to make it easier for them to fall asleep.

Patients who wake up mid-sleep or wake up early need to control their emotions and avoid staying up late and consuming too much caffeine.

non-pharmacological treatment

This is the first choice for treating insomnia, including changing the sleep environment, maintaining a regular sleep time, reducing caffeine intake, etc.

Improve your sleeping environment, keep your bedroom quiet, warm and comfortable, and use sleep masks and earplugs to help you sleep better. In addition, maintain a regular sleep time and establish healthy living habits, avoid going to bed too late and not getting up too early to ensure the normal operation of the biological clock.

medical treatement

If insomnia is severe, medication may need to be considered. Currently commonly used insomnia drugs are mainly divided into the following categories:

Hypnotics: including benzodiazepines, non-benzodiazepines, tricyclic antidepressants, etc. These drugs improve sleep by regulating chemicals in the nervous system.

Sedatives: including phenobarbiturates, phenolamines, chlorpromazine, etc. These drugs can produce sedative and hypnotic effects, but they have serious side effects, so you need to pay attention to the dosage and time when using them.

Over-the-counter hypnotics: including diphenhydramine hydrochloride. These drugs are usually used for mild insomnia, and you need to pay attention to the dosage and time when using them.

It should be noted that drug treatment has certain side effects, such as dizziness, drowsiness, lack of concentration, memory loss, etc. Therefore, when using drugs to treat insomnia, it should be done under the guidance of a doctor, medication should be taken in strict accordance with the recommendations in the drug instructions, regular follow-up visits should be made, and the dosage and type of drugs should be adjusted in a timely manner.

Tips

In addition to the above-mentioned treatment methods, there are other tips.

For example, drink a cup of hot milk before going to bed. Milk contains a substance called tryptophan, which can make it easier for people to fall asleep.

Soaking your feet in hot water or taking a comfortable aromatic bath can help relax your body and mind and make it easier to fall asleep.

Potatoes, as a frequent customer on the dining table, are so delicious when cooked separately that many people can order a large bowl of rice with just a plate of shredded potatoes; Of course, potatoes and other ingredients are also very impressive when cooked together, such as large plate chicken, curry rice, tomato and potato stewed beef brisket.

But eating potatoes incorrectly can really make people fat, cause blood sugar to soar, and even lead to poisoning. This article shares 8 dietary truths related to potatoes with everyone, so that those who love potatoes can rest assured to eat them.

NO.1. Shredded potatoes paired with rice make it easier to eat and fatter

These two combinations are a staple food with a staple food, which can really make people fat. Many people eat potatoes as vegetables, why is it the staple food for nutritionists?

This is because the most important mission of staple foods is to provide carbon and water to the human body, and the carbon and water content of potatoes is close to that of staple foods, but much higher than that of most vegetables, so potatoes are more suitable as staple foods.

NO.2. Potatoes are very oil absorbing, and the energy of french fries and chips is amazing

When frying potatoes, when they come into contact with hot oil, the surface moisture will immediately vaporize, forming a volcanic eruption like airflow, causing the hot oil to splash. After the water is lost, some space will be made up, and the oil will occupy these spaces. This is the principle of food ingredients absorbing oil.

However, oil will not occupy all the water space of the french fries because the surface of the chips will quickly form a hard shell, and the oil cannot enter.

The thinner the potato chips, the easier the water inside them to escape, and the more oil they can absorb. If they are not cut into strips, but into very thin slices, that is, potato chips, the water inside will basically run out and absorb the oil, so the oil content is potato chips>thin fries>thick fries>potatoes.

NO.3. Potatoes are good at supplementing potassium, recommended for friends with high blood pressure

Compared to polished rice and white noodles, potatoes are particularly rich in potassium. Eating 100 grams of potatoes can meet 17% of the daily potassium needs of ordinary adults. Potassium can directly promote the excretion of sodium in the urine and help control blood pressure. Therefore, friends with high blood pressure can use potatoes as a substitute for some staple foods.

NO.4. People haven’t replenished enough Vc, potatoes can be used as a staple food to replenish it

Refined rice and white noodles do not contain Vc, but every 100 grams of potatoes contain 14 milligrams of Vc. Our adult daily Vc intake is only 76.8% of the recommended intake. Some people who mainly consume potatoes instead can supplement more Vc, which is much more than lemon water supplement. Why not?

NO.5. Purple heart and red heart potatoes are rare, but they are particularly rich in anthocyanins

The most common type of potato is yellow skin and yellow heart. In fact, there are also red skin and yellow heart, red skin and red heart, and purple skin and purple heart potatoes on the market. Red heart and purple heart potatoes are both rich in anthocyanins, and the content of purple heart is higher. The price of both is about twice that of ordinary potatoes, so you can buy them and taste them fresh.

NO.6. Potatoes with low GI and high blood sugar can be eaten with peace of mind

The glycemic index (GI) of boiled, steamed and baked potatoes is 66, 65 and 60 respectively, which is a medium GI food, so diabetics can eat it with confidence.

NO.7. Roasting/frying potatoes can produce carcinogens, but you can eat them with peace of mind

When the temperature of roasting and frying is above 120 ° C, the asparagine and reducing sugar in potatoes undergo a Maillard reaction, which produces acrylamide.

Acrylamide is classified as a Class 2A carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) under the World Health Organization. This type of carcinogen has been proven to cause cancer in experimental animals, but there is still limited evidence of causing cancer in humans. Therefore, we don’t need to worry if we occasionally eat French fries or chips.

NO.8. Sprouting and turning green potatoes, peeled before eating

Potatoes that sprout and turn green will have a significant increase in the content of solanine. Solanine is an alkaloid that is highly heat-resistant and only begins to decompose at high temperatures ranging from 230 ℃ to 280 ℃. Daily cooking such as boiling, frying, microwaving, and frying cannot significantly reduce its content.

For some people, today is a festival worth celebrating – the world hates coriander day ( Feb 24 ).

Hot pot, fragrant pot, grilled fish, beef noodles… In the face of all kinds of delicious food, some people always feel that it is not delicious without coriander, while another group of people have only one sentence in their minds: no coriander! Don’t use coriander!

The same is coriander, why human tastes are not the same, love people, love thoroughly; People who are bored are bored to the end.

Coriander is the root of coriander.

It originated in the Mediterranean, and the Egyptians began to use this spice plant as early as 5000 BC. In Exodus 16:31 of the Bible, there is a description of coriander seed as a metaphor. It can be seen that coriander seed was a very common spice at that time.

Everyone smells different coriander

Caraway, like parsley, carrot and cumin, belongs to the umbrella family, and most of them contain volatile oil, so most of these vegetables have a “special” smell.

The “fragrance” of coriander is composed of mannitol, n-decanol, nonanol, linalool and other volatile oil substances.

Researchers from a famous genetic testing company in the United States have found that the preference for coriander may be related to genes in the body.

Researchers studied and compared the DNA of nearly 50000 people and found that those who ate coriander and felt soap smell all carried a special gene named “OR6A2”. These genes participate in the olfactory and taste functions of the human body, and are particularly sensitive to aldehyde molecules. This chemical has the smell of coriander, which is called soap smell.

They also found that about half of Europeans have two “OR6A2” genes in their chromosomes, but only 15% said that coriander has a soap smell, and 11% of people who do not carry the “OR6A2” gene also said that coriander has a soap smell.

Researchers said that genetic variation accounted for a certain proportion of the taste perception of coriander. Not only that, another gene related to smell and two genes related to bitter taste also affected the taste perception of coriander.

There is also the subtle influence of acquired habits

According to a paper published in the British journal “Flavour”, about 3% – 21% do not like coriander according to regional and ethnic differences.

Among them, East Asians accounted for 21%, far higher than the Europeans who accounted for 17% and Africans who accounted for 14%.

Experts speculate that it may be because East Asian countries often add coriander to their cuisine, and people can eat it frequently, so the proportion of people who hate it is also high.

Other nutritionists believe that due to the living environment, some people do not like to eat coriander since childhood. Under the family’s eating habits, inexplicable reasons for not eating coriander will naturally alienate this vegetable.

On the contrary, even if there is a group that does not like to eat coriander gene, but the family members like to eat coriander, then in the later stage, because of environmental factors, they may become in love with coriander.

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Like and love, there is a difference, like is presumptuous, and love is restraint.

1.like is to attract each other, love is to feel sorry for each other.

When you like someone, you can’t control your desire to express yourself, and try every way to attract the other person’s attention and let them see you. And when you love someone, you will silently stay by his side, be happy for his joy, and worry about his sorrow.

So, if you just want the other party to notice you, then you just like the other party; if the other party’s every move will affect your heart, then you are in love with the other party.

2. Like is the joy at first sight, and love is long-lasting.

When you see someone and suddenly feel heartbroken and can’t breathe, then you must be in love with the other person. This kind of love, if it doesn’t disappear with the passage of time, after you get to know each other better, you like it more, then this is love.

Like is a momentary feeling, not necessarily long-term, but love is not. When you love someone, no matter how long it is, no matter how many flaws he has, your heart still misses him and wants to be with him.

3.To like is to think in the heart, and to love is to have action.

When you like someone, when you are doing other things, you will suddenly think of him, and you will be very happy to think about it, but this miss will soon pass, and you will start doing other things. And love is an uncontrollable longing, so you have no way not to think about him.

When you think of him, you can no longer do other things seriously, you will not be able to restrain your impulse, contact him quickly, or rush directly in front of him instead of just thinking about it.

4. to like is to possess the present, and to love is to plan for the future.

When you like a person, you will have a very strong possessiveness towards him, and you will want to be in close contact with him and have him completely. And if you love someone, you will want to have it, but you will think about the future, and save the best of each other for later.

Like it is to be with him now, just enjoy the joy of the moment, no matter what it will be in the future. Love is not just wanting to live a good life with him, but also planning the future of the two of them well.