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Cough (Productive) (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Coughing is a natural process that is important in keeping the throat and the airways clear. Productive cough is a particular form of cough that may be characterized by a‘rattly’ or ‘tight’ chest.

Cough (Productive) (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Dry Skin (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Dry Skin or Xerosis is a condition that results in scaling or flaking of dead skin cells that are often rough and moderately itchy, which may be the result of aging (as the skin tends to lose moisture with age), environmental conditions (eg, low humidity, artificially controlled room temperatures, and cold, dry,or hot climate), excessive bathing or soap use, and diseases (eg, atopic dermatitis, diabetes, and hypothyroidism).

Dry Skin (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Allergy (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Allergies are hypersensitive reactions of the body against substances (called allergens) which are normally harmless but can trigger an allergic reaction in sensitive individuals.

Allergy (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Postponing Menstruation (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Postponing Menstruation, also known as delaying menstruation or menstrual manipulation, refers to the use of hormonal contraceptives to control the frequency and volume of menstrual periods, in effect avoiding the discomfort caused by its accompanying symptoms (eg, abdominal cramping, severe headache, feeling of weakness,and/or bloating). Some women suffer from painful or debilitating menstruation, hence, opting to avoid periods for the purpose of attending or enjoying special occasions (eg, honeymoon, planned vacation, athletic competition, or important exam).

Postponing Menstruation (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Cough (Dry) (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Dry or Non-Productive Cough raises no sputum and brings about irritation, a feeling of itchy throat. At its worst, this kind of cough may bring about complications eg, urinary incontinence in women, disruption of sleep, vomiting, and headache.

Cough (Dry) (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Itchy Rash (Urticaria) (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Skin rashes occur as the body’s response to chemical mediators eg, histamine, released by the body into the bloodstream.

Itchy Rash (Urticaria) (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), also known as acid reflux, is a condition in which the stomach contents regurgitate (back up or reflux) into the esophagus causing inflammation (esophagitis) and damage to the esophageal wall. The regurgitated liquid usually contains acid and pepsin (an enzyme that begins the digestion of proteins in the stomach) that are produced by the stomach.

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Sleep Disorders (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Sleep is a basic human need that is critical to both physical and mental health. Most people have trouble sleeping. However, if sleep problems regularly occur and interfere with daily life, a sleep disorder should be considered.

Sleep Disorders (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Stress (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Stress is the body’s reaction to situations that are seemingly difficult or threatening. The body tends to produce the hormones cortisol, the main stress hormone, and adrenaline, preparing the individual for some fight-or-flight action to deal with the threat.

Stress (Patient Counselling Guide)

14 Jul 2023

Tranexamic acid use before CS reduces blood loss

14 Jul 2023 by

The use of prophylactic tranexamic acid (TXA) prior to elective Caesarean section (CS) led to significantly lower blood loss in women, particularly those at high risk for postpartum haemorrhage (PPH), according to a study presented at RCOG 2023.

Tranexamic acid use before CS reduces blood loss

14 Jul 2023

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Tranexamic acid use before CS reduces blood loss

Tranexamic acid use before CS reduces blood loss