Coronary heart disease is characterized by plaque buildup in the small heart arteries that take blood from the heart muscle. When they occur, heart muscle cells do not receive enough oxygen and cannot function properly, causing symptoms such as constant pain and ease. Fatigue. Also, when one of these plaques fragments, a set of inflammatory […]
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Graves’ disease is a thyroid disease characterized by excess hormones in this gland in the body, causing hyperthyroidism. It is an autoimmune disease, which means that the body’s antibodies attack the thyroid altering its functioning. This disease is the leading cause of hyperthyroidism, but is common in women, especially between the ages of 20 and
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Pelvic inflammatory disease (PPE) is an inflammation caused by bacteria that are transmitted during unprotected sex, these microorganisms result in an infection that starts in the vagina, which eventually progresses affecting other organisms such as the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries, gradually spreading throughout the pelvic area, in severe cases can cause peritonitis. This disease
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Kawasaki disease is a rare disease characterized by inflammation of the walls of blood vessels, which causes severe rashes, inflammation of the lymph nodes and certain heart and joint inflammations. This disease is not contagious and occurs less frequently in children under 5 years of age, mainly men. Kawasaki syndrome is usually caused by changes
Crohn’s disease is a chronic disorder of the digestive system that causes chronic inflammation of the intestinal lining, some of the symptoms of this disease can cause intestinal irritation, bleeding, sensitivity to certain foods, diarrhea and intestinal pain. This disease has no cure, so its treatment only serves to alleviate the symptoms, it is a
Some teas should not be taken during lactation as they may alter the taste of milk, interfere with lactation or cause discomfort such as diarrhea, gas or irritation in the baby.In addition, some teas can also interfere with breast milk production, reducing its amount. Therefore, it is important for the mother to consult the obstetrician
When a woman who is still breastfeeding a child becomes pregnant, she can continue to breastfeed her older child, but milk production is reduced and the taste of milk also deteriorates due to hormonal changes characteristic of pregnancy, which can affect old. The child stops breastfeeding naturally. A woman may also experience cramps while breastfeeding
To continue breastfeeding after returning to work, it is necessary to breastfeed the baby at least twice a day, which can be in the morning and evening.In addition, breast milk should be extracted with a breast pump, twice daily, to maintain milk production. According to the law, a woman can also leave work 1 hour
During breastfeeding, women should avoid eating foods such as alcoholic beverages and excess coffee, as they are substances that can pass into breast milk and harm the baby’s health. The mother’s diet during breastfeeding should not be special, but varied, balanced and healthy, however it is necessary to observe whether the baby feels colic or
Cross-breastfeeding is when the mother gives her baby to another woman to breastfeed, because she doesn’t have enough milk or simply can’t breastfeed. However, this practice is not recommended by the Ministry of Health because it increases the risk of the baby becoming infected with a disease passing through the other woman’s milk and the
