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If a child has a brain tumor, what are the symptoms?

 If a child has a brain tumor, what are the symptoms?


I wish that children would not get 'brain tumor'. Because after having a brain tumor, the risk is very high for them. One is that the treatment is not easy, the other is less chance of recovery.


I have a complaint to God, why send a child with such a tumor at birth?



However, contrary to our wishes, there are many cases of tumor in children. Especially this problem has come from birth. Why is this happening? It cannot be answered exactly. Because there have been countless researches on cancer so far. However, such a great achievement has not been achieved.


Usually, the most common cause of tumor is a malfunction of Jin. Why is gin bad? The exact reason for this has not been discovered. However, there is a problem when Jin does not develop as it should in general. Gin also has its own 'coding'. Sometimes abnormal cells develop due to mismatched coding. The same cell can grow and become a tumor. And, it can take the form of cancer.


Another thing is that it is said that such a disease is passed on to one's generation by inheritance. But, if that is the case, one person has four children. Only four people do not have tumors. Maybe in one person. Why not the other three?


There is no single concrete reason or answer for this tumor to develop and become cancer. Various things may have influenced it. First a tumor was visible. Now different sub-types (sub-types) of the same started appearing. Some are cured by the same treatment, some are not.


Increased risk of tumors in children


A child's brain tumor is more risky than an adult's. There are many reasons for this. On the one hand, the child cannot express what is happening to him. The child does not say that the head is aching, the eyes are getting weak, and the hearing ability is decreasing.


If there is a child under the age of one year, the speech will not come at all. Other children also do not get the melomeso to express the bad changes that are happening in their body. That is why when they are brought to the hospital, the problem becomes complicated. The tumor has grown.


Small head, big tumor. Complex treatment, weak body. It is difficult for the child's body to tolerate tumor surgery. Again, what has been seen so far is that the tumor on the child's head is in a very awkward place. Basically three types of tumors are seen in them, which are very bad tumors.


Now the tumor is surgically removed. However, if cancer has already occurred, further treatment is uncomfortable. It is difficult to give them chemotherapy, even radiotherapy.


Are there any symptoms of brain tumor in children?


All diseases have symptoms, but how many are known, and how many are not known. Similarly, some symptoms are compatible with other diseases. So the symptoms can sometimes be confusing.


If there is any problem in the brain or the brain, the child cannot hold its head up. We keep the head upright on the strength of the neck and turn it around. However, if there is a problem in the brain, the head can be tilted. Slowly the throat can't take it. Children become weak and small.


Likewise, the child's head may grow. We don't pay much attention to how a small child's head is growing. If it is growing unnaturally, there may be a problem.


Similarly, another clear symptom is that the baby's palate is open when it is small. It is sticky or flexible. It should be covered later. Generally, the palate should start covering when the baby is three months old, and the rostrum should be completely covered by one-and-a-half years. If an infant's palate does not cover or remains open, it should be suspected that they have a head problem. Initiatives should be taken for testing and treatment.


It is important for parents to be aware of whether their child is normal or not. Why are they crying? Why are they not accepting to eat milk? Why are they not seen as normal?


What is the treatment?


Abroad, especially in developed countries, the health of the baby is checked during pregnancy. It is also seen in the mother's womb whether there is a tumor or not. If there is a tumor, what kind is it? The first or second stage tumors can be treated with surgery. Therefore, the baby's tumor is surgically removed while remaining in the mother's womb. However, if it has reached the third and fourth stage, the doctor gives advice to the parents to avoid giving birth to the baby.


However, we do not have such technology or system. Therefore, some diseases are detected only after birth. That too only after the symptoms started to appear. By the time symptoms begin to appear, treatment may be too late.


Let's say we have a brain tumor in an infant or child, the treatment is very uncomfortable and risky. It cannot be said that good results will come even after treatment.


Then what to do to prevent such a problem in the child? There is no exact answer to this either. We have also mentioned above that, despite many research studies, the root cause of cancer has not been found. However, risk factors can be reduced.


For example, if the mother smokes cigarettes, drinks alcohol, or takes drugs during pregnancy, it seems that such problems are more common in their children. So you should stay away from these things as much as possible during pregnancy. Also, is the baby or child growing naturally, growing or not? Parents should take careful care of this. Any abnormal situation in the child should be immediately alerted.

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Common symptoms of kidney infection

Common symptoms of kidney infection


Kidney problems are increasing day by day. Especially bad habits and eating habits have caused many kidney problems.



Eating disorders affect the functioning of the kidneys and prevent the release of toxins. In this way, our body also gives some clear signals that we have an infection in our kidneys.


Frequent urination


If you have to urinate frequently even if you do not drink a lot of fluids, it is a clear sign of a kidney infection. This may be due to bacteria interfering with the kidneys. You feel the urge to urinate constantly.


Back pain


Swelling of the kidneys and infection can cause back pain. If you suddenly feel pain in your back, don't pretend to notice it. Prolonged back pain is a sign of a serious kidney infection.


Blood in the urine


If there is blood in the urine, it may be a sign of a kidney infection. Bleeding in the urine may be less but do not ignore it. It can also cause kidney swelling.


Pain when urinating


Burning and pain when urinating can also be a sign of a kidney infection. People often ignore this but you should see a doctor immediately. It can also cause swelling of the kidneys and bladder.


Odor during urination


Under normal circumstances, urine does not have an unusual odor. If you suddenly feel a foul odor from urine, don't pretend you haven't seen it. This can be caused by a kidney infection. If this is the case, you should see a doctor immediately.

Symptoms and treatment of urinary tract infections

Symptoms and treatment of urinary tract infections


Infections of the urinary system occur for a variety of reasons. This problem is more common in women. 77% of women suffer from urinary problems. Due to negligence and shame, they do not say this openly. Urinary tract infections are caused by not paying attention to genital hygiene.



Symptoms of urinary tract infection


 Irritation during urination.


- Frequent urination.


- Feeling of pain in the back.


-Sometimes bleeding during urination.


- Urine is foul-smelling.


Caution to adopt in this way


1. Do not stop urinating too much


Some people stop urinating for long periods of time, either because of work or because they are lazy. This is a very bad habit. If urine is coming in and is stopped for three to four minutes, the toxin goes back to the kidneys. This is called the retention of urine. If this action is repeated many times, kidney stones will start to freeze. So do not suppress urine to get rid of such problems.


2. Urination after sexual intercourse


It is very important to urinate after sexual intercourse. This causes the bacteria inside to come out. The risk of infection is reduced. Women, in particular, must urinate after sexual intercourse.


3. Do not keep wet


The vagina should not be kept moist. After urinating, the vagina should be thoroughly cleaned. Also, it should be kept dry, so that bacteria do not spread in the urinary tract.


4. Cleaning in menstruation


During menstruation, you should pay more attention to the cleanliness of the vagina than at other times. Sanitary pads should be changed every 6 hours.

How is uric acid?

How is uric acid?


Uric acid is a substance that is released in the body through the metabolism of proteins. Uric acid is made only from nucleic acids and proteins of the purine group. It usually comes out of the urine.


When the kidneys' ability to filter is reduced and uric acid remains, it accumulates in the bones. When the kidneys excrete less uric acid, it also builds up in the blood.



Uric acid levels may also rise temporarily during fasting or rapid weight loss. Also, diabetes medication can be a factor in increasing uric acid.


Initially, there are no signs of increased uric acid. Many people do not even know its symptoms and how to recognize them.


In general, increased uric acid causes joint pain, difficulty getting up and sitting, swollen fingers, and lumps in the joints.


Similarly, there is severe pain, including bruising of the hands and feet. People get tired quickly with uric acid. Besides, kidney problems and difficulty urinating.


Causes of increased uric acid


- Eating and lifestyle changes are the main reason for the increase in uric acid.


Uric acid can also be increased due to drugs taken by diabetics.


-Red meat, seafood, lentils, mushrooms, tomatoes, banda, peas, cheese, ladyfinger, rice, etc. also increase uric acid in the body.


- Protein consumed as food also increases the amount of uric acid in the body.


Excessive exercise and weight loss can also lead to uric acid problems.


Medicines used for high blood pressure, pain killers, and drugs used to treat cancer also increase the amount of uric acid.


Similarly, uric acid can be increased due to heredity, increased iron levels in the body, thyroid problems, kidney failure, obesity, or excessive drinking.


What is the effect?


Causes pain in small joints of the body. If you are over 25 years old and eat a lot of food, you will be at risk of this disease. If you feel pain in the fingers, toes, and joints while sleeping at night, it may be a symptom of uric acid. Uric acid builds up, especially in the bones. This disease affects small joints in the body. There is a pain in the joints.


How to control?


- Consume enough water or liquid food, which excretes more and more uric acid through urine.


- Caution should be exercised in catering. Especially protein foods should not be consumed.


- Foods such as red meat, liver, alcohol, nuts increase the risk of uric acid.


- Take at least 500 grams of vitamin-C in the food you eat every day.


- Exercise regularly. Healthy eating and lifestyle should be adopted.

Symptoms of thyroid dysfunction

Symptoms of thyroid dysfunction


The thyroid is a type of endocrine hormone. This hormone is produced by the thyroid gland. The thyroid gland is located just below the rudraghanti in the anterior and lower part of our neck. This gland produces hormones called triiodothyronine (T3) and tetraiodothyronine (T4) and thyrocalcitonin. Of these three hormones, triiodothyronine (T3) and tetraiodothyronine (T4) are commonly called thyroid hormones.


Of these two hormones, 90% are T4 and 10% are T3, but T3 is the active hormone. These hormones play an important role in the formation of many types of structural and functional proteins and enzymes by stimulating many types of genes, mainly in the nucleus of the cell. Therefore, the thyroid is a wide range of hormones. It controls various metabolic activities of the body.




What is thyroid dysfunction?


The thyroid hormone is a very important chemical that directly and indirectly affects the expression of various metabolic processes in the body. In particular, the thyroid hormone regulates the body's metabolism. When this happens, the body's basic metabolic rate is also affected. Apart from this, the thyroid gland also affects the digestion of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. Thyroid hormones also play a role in the growth, development, and weight control of the body. Thyroid hormones are also needed for the development of the brain and nerves.



Thyroid hormones also affect the ability of cells to absorb glucose. Similarly, thyroid hormones also help in the production of urine from digestive absorption and excretion. Adequate thyroid hormone is also needed to control heart rate, contractility, stiffness of nerves, blood pressure, and heart rate, and it also affects respiration rate, oxygen saturation rate, and blood circulation.


This hormone is also needed for the growth and development of the body, the growth, and development of the brain, sexual desire, and the ability, to prevent menstrual problems. The amount of thyroid hormone in the body continues to do all of the above, while too much or too little disrupts all activity. Hypothyroidism is a condition in which there is an overdose of this hormone in the body due to an increase in the thyroid, and a condition where the thyroid is low is called hypothyroidism.


Symptoms of hypothyroidism:


1. Weight gain:


Hypothyroidism causes unexpected weight gain. There are several reasons for this. The first reason is that when the basic metabolic rate of a person is low due to thyroid deficiency, the process of fat melting is reduced due to the need for less energy to sustain life. Another reason for weight gain due to hypothyroidism is that the patient becomes more tired, lazy, and has body aches due to this disease and also loses weight due to the physical activity of the patient. Also, patients with hypothyroidism are advised to store more energy in their muscles, liver, and fat tissue, and to eat more and consume less energy. This results in fat and weight gain.


2. Feeling tired:


Fatigue is a basic symptom of hypothyroidism. The main reason for this is the delay in the body's energy and metabolism due to the lack of thyroid hormone. Thyroid secretion is essential for the body to have energy and vitality. But in the case of hypothyroidism, a lack of hormones reduces energy production and leads to fatigue.


3. Feeling cold:


Hypothyroidism lowers our basal metabolic rate. When this happens, the energy produced by our body decreases and we feel cold. Also, when the thyroid is low, the brown adipose tissue needed to produce body heat cannot be activated, so the heat is produced less and it stays cold.


4. Weakness:


Deficiency of thyroid hormone increases the metabolic activity by stopping the metabolic activity in the body. As the catabolic activity increases, the muscles of the body decay, and weakness is felt.


5. Pain in the body:


Hypothyroidism increases the catabolic activity in the body and causes loss of muscle and soft connective tissue, causing body aches, burns, and knee stiffness even when not working.


6. Hair loss:


Thyroid hormone is essential for the growth, growth, and health of hair stem cells. With hypothyroidism, a lack of thyroid hormone can impede the growth and development of stem cells. Therefore, not enough hair can be formed and hair tends to thin and fall out.


7. Dry and itchy skin:


Skin cells also fall into rapid regeneration cells and the information communication of thyroid hormones plays an important role in the regeneration of these cells. When hypothyroidism occurs, the skin cells do not receive adequate information about regeneration and the skin becomes dry and the scalp changes.


8. Indifference:


Thyroid hormone is an essential hormone for the growth, development, and initiation of nerve cells. Symptoms of fear, anxiety, and depression are seen when thyroid hormones are deficient in the ability of neurons to function. Another reason for the increase in depression is that when the thyroid is deficient in physical energy, it causes depression.


 9. Mental lethargy:


With hypothyroidism, concentration, attention, rhythm, orientation, memory, emotion, dreaming, sleep and Slowness appears in specific brain activities such as speech. Although it is not clear why thyroid dysfunction occurs, it is thought to be caused by a lack of adequate supply of thyroid hormones, which are essential for the proper functioning of nerve cells. Similarly, people with low thyroid may have difficulty doing small math calculations and quick calculations.


10. Cholesterol disorders:


Hypothyroidism is a disorder in which the amount of blood fat is impaired, even when it is not fully manifested. Thyroid hormones are needed for the synthesis, metabolism, and transfer of blood fats. However, when thyroid deficiency causes this loss of control, symptoms such as increased blood cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein increase, high-density lipoprotein decrease, apolipoprotein B increase, and triglyceride levels also increase.


11. Irregular and auditory menstruation


Regular menstruation requires thyroid hormones. This is because when the thyroid is low, the growth and development of ovarian follicles are slowed down.


12. Swelling of the face, swelling of the knees


Body sores that appear in cases of complex hypothyroidism are called mixed AD. When mixed AD, the lips, mouth, eyebrows, tongue, knees, and even the skin area are swollen. If you put your finger on the swollen area due to hypothyroidism, the dam will not stay. The main reasons for this are thyroid deficiency, accumulation of mucopolysaccharides in the skin, and swelling of the mucopolysaccharide by attracting water. Problems with mixed AD can sometimes be very dangerous and people can become unconscious which is called a mixed AD crisis.


13. Voice loss:


In the case of hypothyroidism, the person's tone changes, and the tone of voice changes. Although no specific cause for the loss of voice has been identified, scientists say that the muscles and nerves of the vocal cords cannot function properly due to a deficiency of thyroid hormone.


14. Constipation


Not all people with constipation have hypothyroidism, but if you have constipation along with other symptoms of hypothyroidism, it is due to hypothyroidism. With hypothyroidism, constipation occurs as the bowel movement slows down.


15. Decreased heart rate:


Thyroid hormones regulate heart contractility, nerve stiffness, blood pressure, and heart rate. Lack of thyroid hormone slows down all these activities and also slows down the heart rate.


16. Throat coming:


Hypothyroidism increases blood levels of thyroid-stimulating hormone. Thyroid-stimulating hormones stimulate the thyroid gland to make more thyroid hormones and increase thyroid cells. If this action is done for a long time, goiter will occur.


17. Infertility:


If the problem of hypothyroidism persists for a long time or the problem becomes more complicated, the problem of infertility will appear.


18. Joints become jammed, sore, and swollen


People with thyroid also have joint pain, burning, swelling, and jamming.

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