Healthy Inspirations
Myth/Fact: Women Can't Get Kidney Stones
Mon, 13 Dec 2021Kidney stones are calcified material that forms in the kidneys and can travel to the urinary tract. According to Dr Chin Chong Min, a urology specialist at Mount Elizabeth Hospital, the disease is 3 times more common in men than women. However, women can still get kidney stones and getting them out of your system can be very painful!Men are more likely to experience kidney stones from the age of 40 years and over. Women usually experience it at a later age, starting from the age of 50 and above....
Read MoreMyth/Fact: Napping Affects Night Sleep
Mon, 15 Nov 2021Napping is actually healthy. Even if it's for a while, your body will feel more refreshed after waking up from a nap. But is it true that when taking a nap can affect the quality of our night sleep? Is this just a myth or is it fact? This assumption is proven to be just a myth, because according to research napping actually improves the quality of sleep at night. A 2011 study confirmed that the quality of a night's sleep doesn't always have to be compromised by napping habits. In fact, the...
Read MoreMyth/Fact: Eating Seafood Can Cause Hives
Mon, 15 Nov 2021Urticaria, also known as hives, is swelling accompanied by itching and can appear in various shapes and sizes in one area or all over the body. When scratched, the bumps can spread to other parts of the skin.Some people say that this hives factor can be caused by consuming seafood. Is it true and fact or maybe just a myth? Let's discuss it here.According to Perdoski (Indonesian Association of Dermatologists and Sex Specialists), one of the causes of hives is consuming allergy-causing foods such...
Read MoreMyth/Fact: Rainwater Can Make Children Cold
Mon, 8 Nov 2021"Don't play outside, it is raining, you are going to be sick!" This sentence is often said by parents to forbid children to play in the rain. No surprise, because during the rainy season, usually more children catch colds or flu. For this reason, rain is thought to cause a child to catch a cold. But is this statement true? a fact or is it just a myth? Based on the information above, the assumption that playing in the rain may cause colds in children is a fact. This does not mean that...
Read MoreRainfall Causes Headaches
Wed, 13 Jan 2021Along with the arrival of the rainy season in Indonesia, many people are lazy to be exposed to rain because the rain is considered to be a headache. Is that right?Some people believe, when the head is exposed to the rain while not wearing a hat, helmet, or other head protection, it will cause headache. Myth / Fact?Myth! Until now, there has been no research that explains the relationship between headaches and dizziness caused by exposure to rainwater. According to health practitioner Dr. Dewi Em...
Read MoreMyth or Fact, Leucorrhoea is a sign of cervical cancer?
Wed, 6 Jan 2021Leucorrhoea is a natural process that occurs to clean the female sex organs. Excess leucorrhoea is caused by fungi, bacteria, parasites, which are lodged in the vagina.When Leucorrhoea happened, there is usually a clear discharge from the vagina. In addition, vaginal discharge also functions as a lubricant so that it prevents vaginal irritation or infection.Although considered a common thing, vaginal discharge can also be dangerous if too much or too much fluid is released. There is al...
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