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Spinal Surgery
Spinal surgery is complex and high-risk. It is used for patients with spinal abnormalities, including treatment for herniated discs pressing on nerves, spinal degeneration, spinal tumors, vertebral compression fractures from osteoporosis, spinal curvature or deformities, and abnormalities affecting daily life.
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Do not overlook knee crepitus, it can be treated.
Valgus Knee may not be familiar, but it can be found in people of all genders and ages from various causes. In children, it may be observed because of normal variation between the ages of 3 - 5 years. After that, as they grow, it often returns to normal alignment.
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As people age, a wide range of degenerative conditions become inevitable, including knee arthritis. Considered a common disease among the elderly, knee arthritis is inflammation and deterioration of the knee joint cartilage, which serves as a cushion enabling the knee to smoothly straighten and bend.
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Knock Knees, Bowlegs, and How to Correct Them
Bow-leggedness or knock-knees can occur in childhood. In some individuals, as they grow into adults, the condition of their knees can naturally straighten on its own.
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Trigger finger: Don't let it get stuck and cause suffering
Trigger finger can occur in people of all genders and ages, often due to various factors such as repetitive use, age, etc. Prolonged heavy use of the hand can lead to pain at the base of the finger when moving, bending, and stretching the finger, resulting in trigger finger. It is more commonly found in women than men, especially in those who work with their hands all day with little rest.
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What exactly causes migraines?
Migraine is a type of headache that is complex and can be triggered by multiple factors. Although the exact cause is still unknown, studies and research have shown that migraines are associated with abnormal brain function in several areas.
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Migraine is not just a headache
Migraine is a type of severe headache, and its symptoms not only affect physical health but also have impacts on various aspects of life, such as education, work, social interactions, and family.
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Gene testing to detect Alzheimer's risk
Alzheimer's is a common form of dementia found among Thais. It significantly affects daily life because patients tend to forget what they used to do, forget various events, and forget close people, making it impossible to live a normal life and requiring someone to take care of them. Being aware of the risk of Alzheimer's through genetic testing is another option for checking the brain to ensure it stays healthy.
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Aneurysm: The Silent Threat That Needs Early Treatment to Save Lives
Aneurysms in the brain are a common condition. They often have no warning signs and by the time they are detected, the symptoms are usually severe and sudden. It is crucial to seek treatment as quickly as possible before it is too late, as the condition can lead to serious consequences including paralysis, disability, and death.
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Be careful of headaches and heatstroke in hot weather
Heat stroke or sunstroke, also known as heat illness, is commonly found in the hot season when the weather is extremely hot. The body's temperature rises so much that it cannot dissipate heat fast enough, causing various systems to malfunction and it can be fatal if not promptly addressed.
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Beliefs about Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis commonly found in menopausal women and the elderly is primarily caused by various diseases or taking certain medications. It can occur at any age, from children to adults.
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Cerebral Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) is a serious danger.
Life-threatening vascular brain disorders, particularly diseases stemming from congenital abnormalities in clusters of brain vessels like Arteriovenous Malformations (AVM), often show no symptoms until they become severe. Therefore, it's crucial not to overlook the importance of noticing and understanding the disease.