Diabetes is a dreaded health condition and in many instances, it has been observed that without appropriate and timely management, it can result to death. It is believed that genetic reasons are a common cause of the condition. Besides, other reasons that lead to the occurrence of diabetes include leading an unhealthy lifestyle on the part of the … Continue reading “10 Diabetic Breakfast Recipes”
Every day, more than 5000 people are diagnosed with diabetes. In a recent research among 7300 adults, it was found that 13% people have type 2 diabetes and the other 30% have pre-diabetes. This means a total of about 43% people in the world have diabetic patients. Our body’s metabolism becomes slower with increasing age. If you are … Continue reading “10 Drinks For Diabetics”
Cord blood donation is continuously gaining popularity in many countries as a source of hematopoietic stem cells together with progenitor cells which have been used clinically for reconstruction of immunological function. It has also been used for patients with specific genetic diseases, immunological defects, and hematological disorders. This blood can only be taken from donations … Continue reading “10-Step Process of Cord Blood Donation”
The complexity of the modern lifestyle has made us susceptible to many uncomforting conditions; sprains, arthritis etc. The most likely result is the horrifying misery of having – knee pain. In many cases, people resort to surgical methods to fully combat the agony, but it is good news that you can learn about non-surgical knee … Continue reading “10 Best Food & Diet Meal Plan for Knee Pain Relief”
Subdural hematoma is the accumulation of blood, presence of blood clot, or actual bleeding, as the case may be, between specific layers of tissue covering the brain.
Subgaleal hematoma which is the other name for subgaleal hemorrhage is a condition whereby bleeding occurs in between the skull periosteum and the scalpgalea aponeurosis leading to swelling. It is a very lethal condition in newborns.
Chorionic hematoma (otherwise referred to as chorionic hemorrhage) is the pooling of blood between the chorion, a membrane encompassing the uterine wall and the embryo. With a frequency of about 3 percent in all pregnancies, it is the most frequent sonographic anomaly and the most frequent cause of first trimester bleeding.
