1 Out of Every 10 Thais Is at Risk of Diabetes
Diabetes is on the rise in Thailand, with almost one in every ten Thais aged 15 and above suffering from the disease, amounting to nearly 5 million people. Diabetes is difficult to live with it since
A Pregnant Woman in The Year of the Cow: How to Have a Safe Pregnancy during COVID-19?
First of all, congratulations on welcoming your little one in the year of the “Golden Ox”! Amid the joy, many parents still worry about pregnancy safety, especially during the current COVID-19 outbreak.
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"Brain Therapy with Magnetic Waves" A New Alternative for Depression Treatment
Good news! For depression patients in Thailand, let's update on the trends and innovations in new depression treatments that are popular in the Western world. This involves brain stimulation using transcranial magnetic stimulation.
Should Blood Pressure Be Monitored 24 Hours a Day?
In the midst of medical knowledge, the more we research, the more we will find that “Hypertension” is a magical door that hides the secrets behind it. “Hypertension” is the most common
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Before undergoing surgery, please consider the new alternative: "Steroid injection for pain relief."
Who says back pain is only found in the elderly? Such a thought seems to be "outdated" in the records of the "Back Pain Club," where some members may currently be working with a grimace. It's not surprising that most members
How to Protect ‘Chiangmaians’ from PM 2.5?
From other articles, we all know how dangerous PM2.5 is. In the meantime, when all parties (both the public and private sections) are finding ways to diminish the pollution in the long term, Chiang Ma
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PM2.5 The Culprit Destroying the Heart! (and Blood Vessels)
During this time when Chiang Mai Province is experiencing severe smog issues, it is likely that very few people have not heard of the term "PM2.5." However, not everyone who has heard of it truly understands what this tiny dust particle, PM2.5, actually is and...
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PM 2.5 Risk Even While Sleeping!
On the days when we, as the people of Chiang Mai, look at the sky filled with toxic dust, PM 2.5, making it impossible to see beautiful mountains and the sun, also obscuring driving visibility, along with breathing difficulties, eye and throat irritation, various studies have found that pollution...
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Children's Brains vs. Adults' Brains: Risks in PM 2.5 Situations
First, let's see how PM 2.5 damages our brain. · Apart from affecting the respiratory tract, the tiny PM 2.5 particles can penetrate into the bloodstream, posing a danger to the body by impairing the immune system.
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Diabetes can fast according to trends with IF – Intermittent Fasting
At this moment, it is undeniable that the trend of eating in the IF or Intermittent Fasting style, or periodic fasting, is very popular. It's the type that we must have heard of, such as the mysterious numbers "IF 18/6, IF 20/4," or
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The use of medication for diabetic patients during fasting in the month of Ramadan
During the month of Ramadan, Muslims fast, abstaining from food and drink from morning until evening. Therefore, it's necessary to adjust the timing or dosage of blood sugar-lowering medications, especially for diabetic patients, as each type of medication is related to meals and blood sugar levels.
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How should diabetic patients eat and drink during fasting?
Normally, during Ramadan, meals are limited to two: one before sunrise and one in the evening after sunset. From sunrise, those observing the fast will refrain from eating, drinking water (including not swallowing water).