When discussing work, we often focus on benefits such as income, stability, and career development. However, we also need to recognize that work is not always free from risks. Many types of work can have negative effects on health, both physically and mentally. These impacts can lead to health disorders known as occupational diseases. Occupational diseases are illnesses caused by work and/or the work environment. Occupational diseases are diagnosed and established through seven diagnostic ste...

In Indonesia, the term "masuk angin" is often used to describe a general discomfort that someone might experience. Although it is not medically recognized as a specific condition, "masuk angin" is considered a collection of symptoms that resemble the flu or digestive disorders. What is "Masuk Angin"? "Masuk angin" is often defined as a condition where someone feels unwell, which can include symptoms such as fever, chills, bloating, and loss of appetite. This term can also refer to the sens...

EEG stands for Electroencephalogram, a diagnostic method used to record electrical activity in the brain. This technology allows doctors to observe brain waves and detect disorders such as epilepsy, stroke, and others. Benefits of EEG EEG plays a crucial role in the medical field, especially for: 1.    Diagnosing epilepsy: EEG can show abnormal electrical activity characteristic of people with epilepsy. 2.    Monitoring other brain issues: such as brain tumors, inflammation, brain in...

Maintaining oral health is a crucial part of self-care. However, there are several daily habits that we may not realize could harm our oral health. Here are seven habits you should avoid to keep your smile healthy and bright. Not Brushing Teeth Properly Brushing teeth twice a day is fundamental to good oral hygiene. However, brushing incorrectly or not brushing at all can lead to plaque buildup and eventually result in cavities. Biting Nails The habit of biting nails is not only unhy...

The respiratory system in humans is one of the most vital signs of the body. Without the proper functioning of the respiratory system, a person would not be able to breathe, which could even affect the function of other organs. The respiratory system in humans is a collection of organs involved in the process of exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood. A person can be said to have a normal respiratory rate if they breathe 12–20 times per minute at rest and continuously. The respirat...

Coughing is an effort to protect the lungs from physiological stimuli and helps protect the lungs from mechanical, chemical, and temperature trauma. Coughing becomes pathological if it is felt to be a disturbance that inhibits activity. Such a cough is usually a sign of disease in or outside the lungs and is sometimes an early symptom of the disease. Coughing is a common symptom of diseases that interfere with breathing. In medical terms, a persistent cough that lasts more than 2 months in ad...