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5 Simple Tips to Overcome Insomnia

In the past I often had sleeping trouble, especially at night that is called as Insomnia. It usually happens when I felt scared because I had to sleep somewhere in a  new place without friends and that both insomnia came when I was having a lot of problems to be solved but I can not immediately resolve the problem that it  may be called stress. It was excruciating us when we had trouble to close our eyes and fall asleep. While tomorrow many activities that wait us and we should welcome with our body and soul fresh. But when we found it difficult to sleep and we only slept one or two hours a night. Can we get a fresh body for activity? Insomnia or commonly referred to insomnia sleep disorder is indeed not random. Some say insomnia is not a disease, but a symptom sleep disorders in the form of recurring difficulty to sleep or maintaining sleep (easy or frequent waking), although there is a chance for it. The symptoms are typically followed by functional impairment whi...

Activity Intolerance related to Immobilization

Activity intolerance related to bed rest, immobility, sedentary lifestyle (strenuous activity rarely), general body weakness, imbalance between the supply of oxygen to the use, characterized by the expression of fatigue and weakness, abnormal response to activities such as discomfort and dyspnea. Goals: Clients can maintain the normal function of the musculoskeletal, shown by the distance of motion in all joints of the body within the limits of normal, muscle mass and strength can be maintained. Minimize cardiovascular events shown by vital signs are still within normal limits and signs of venous blood flow adequate (absence of edema, inflammation, venous distention, skin changes). Respiratory function in normal circumstances characterized by normal breath sounds on auscultation, normal chest expansion and the absence of chest pain, fever, or other respiratory signs, indicator of the lung damage, embolism or atelectasis. Maintaining the granting of proper nutrition and fluids,...

Pain related to Blepharitis

Currently, many people who do not care about their own health. Thus, raises health problems, especially disorders of the sense of sight, one of which is part of the eyelid. Usually people underestimate this disease, because they assume that the disease will soon disappear. In fact, if not taken seriously, there will be a variety of complications of the disease such as blepharitis, one of them. In addition, the disease can also interfere with the imaging itself. Here, the role of medical personnel is necessary for the community as to improve the level of public health. Blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyelids, often on the part of the eyelid and the edge of the eyelid. In some cases accompanied by ulcers or not on the edge of the eyelid, usually involving hair follicles and glands. Blepharitis is an inflammation of the bilateral sub-acute / chronic at the edge of the eyelid (border of the eyelid). Blepharitis is on the edge of the eyelid inflammation is usually caused by s...

Definition, Types and Causes of Myalgia (Muscle Pain)

Myalgia (Muscle Pain) Definition of Myalgia Myalgia also called Muscle pain is a symptom of many diseases and disorders of the body. Common causes of myalgia are using the wrong muscle or muscles too tense. Myalgia that occur without a history of trauma may be caused by a viral infection. Myalgia that lasts for a long time showed metabolic myopathies, nutritional deficiencies or chronic fatigue syndrome. Types of Myalgia There are several types of muscle pain that often occur, namely: Fibromyalgia, Myofascial pain, post-exercise muscle soreness and muscle pain due to excessive use (overuse injury). Fibromyalgia Other terms that muscular rheumatism, is a disease characterized by symptoms such as muscle pain broad, that is most often on the neck, back or waist. There are several points of pain in that area, usually 11-18 points are referred to as tender points, at which point it is very painful when pressed but the pain inflicted not spread. The complaint is felt more tha...

Recognizing Symptoms, Prevention and Home Care for Children with Measles

Measles is caused by a virus that is easily transmitted. However, measles is not a serious and dangerous disease. We can take care of its own children with measles at home. The important thing, always vigilant and take precautions against the danger of complications, due to a decrease in endurance from the disease. Recognizing Symptoms Symptoms in the first level are similar to the symptoms of flu or other diseases caused by viruses. At first it appears the typical signs, namely the emergence of grayish-white spots as a needle circled reddish color that appears on the mucous membranes of the cheeks, near the molars. After 4-5 days, raised patches of red in some parts of the body, such as face, neck, upper arms and legs. Symptoms are similar to flu, cold cough is getting worse. In addition the mucous membranes in the mouth is red, so that the mouth and lips appear red. Patients also felt itchy all over her body. Once that period is complete, the original body temperature up a...

Care Plan for Fever in Infants and Toddlers

Fever is not a disease, but symptoms of a disease. For example, because of cough, runny nose, sore throat, diarrhea, other infections of the gastrointestinal tract, and respiratory infections. Most parents quickly panic if their children (especially infants) had a fever. You must remember that fever is the body's mechanism against a disease or infection is usually caused by viruses, bacteria, and so forth. Fever when the body temperature above normal threshold (greater than 37.2 degrees Celsius). This fever appears that the body temperature slightly hotter than usual and sometimes with chills. Infection in children is usually caused by viruses or bacteria. Examples of fever when the child is suffering from the flu or a cold. The existence of this virus, the child's body is naturally resistance. Antibiotics do not kill viruses, so antibiotics are not the flu drug. You do not need to give antibiotics in children with fever caused by a virus or due to the flu. In general ca...

Simple Tips To Treat Hoarseness

Hoarseness is generally due to inflammation that occurs in the voice box (laryngitis) due to infection, such as flu. Your throat may feel injured or there are lumps in it. You suddenly lost your voice due to excessive use, for example after shouting as a football game. Usually hoarse increase due to continuous use of excessive noise, smoke, or reflux (rising) of stomach acid irritating the voice box. In rare cases, hoarseness is a symptom of cancer of the larynx (upper part of the throat where there are the vocal cords). The loss of voice is usually temporary (transient), no more than a week. The following steps will help restore your voice is hoarse and lost. Do not use the sound as much as possible. Do not talk or whisper. If you whisper can tense your vocal cords more than normal speech. Drink plenty of warm fluids to soothe the throat and 6-8 glasses per day to keep it moist. Do not drink caffeinated or alcoholic beverages. Eat soft and easy to swallow. Avoid dry and sm...

Impaired Swallowing - NCP for Esophageal Spasm

Swallowing is a complex physiological actions in which food or liquid goes to the stomach. Swallowing also a series of highly coordinated muscle movements, starting from volunteer movements of the tongue, and completed reflexes in the pharynx and esophagus. During swallowing, upper esophageal sphincter opens momentarily to give way to the swallowed food bolus. Swallowing unleashed a wave of contractions that move down to the stomach. This is made possible by the cooperation between the two layers of the esophageal muscle that runs circular and longitudinal and the attraction of gravity. However, there is some evidence that a series of complex movements that cause ingestion may be disrupted if there were a number of pathological processes. This process can interfere with the transport of food and prevent gastric reflux. One of the disorders of the esophagus is oesophageal spasm is a condition that is characterized by esophageal contractions uncoordinated, non-propulsive (peristaltic...

Arrhythmia is ..

When you have a problem with the heartbeat rate or rhythm it is better for you check to a doctor. It means that you are not in normal condition, may be you get an arrhythmia. The Definition of Arrhytmia An arrhythmia is a problem with the rate or rhythm of the heartbeat. During an arrhythmia, the heart can beat too fast, too slow, or with an irregular rhythm. A heartbeat that is too fast is called tachycardia (TAK-ih-KAR-de-ah). A heartbeat that is too slow is called bradycardia (bray-de-KAR-de-ah). Although most arrhythmias are harmless but we should be careful with it because some can be serious or even life threatening. When some one got an arrhythmia, the heart may not be able to pump enough blood to the body. Lack of blood flow can damage the brain, heart, and other organs. How to know the Heart's Electrical System To understand arrhythmias, it helps to understand the heart's internal electrical system. The heart's electrical system controls t...

Fetal Macrosomia and Symptoms

There are Lots of Babies born that have weight much heavier than the average, the liability is because of the mother's diatery habit. It will complicate it's mother when she gives birth- a big baby is very difficult to be born normally. They were mostly born by cesarean surgery. Definition Fetal macrosomia is a term used to describe the health of newborns were significantly larger than average. In general, a baby who was diagnosed with fetal macrosomia had a birth weight of more than 8 pounds, 13 ounces (4000 grams), regardless of the age of the pregnancy. About 9 percent of babies born in the world weigh more than 8 pounds, 13 ounces. However, a risk that must be faced associated with fetal macrosomia be greatly increased when birth weight over 9 pounds 15 ounces (4500 grams). Fetal macrosomia makes the mother difficult to delivery normally and it could place the babies at risk of injury during birth. Fetal macrosomia also place them at increased risk of he...

Definition, Related Factors, Signs and Symptoms of Nutritional Disorders

Nutrition is very important for humans because nutrition is a vital necessity for all living beings, consume nutrients that are bad for the body three times a day for decades will be the toxins that cause disease in the future. In fulfillment of nutritional needs, there are systems that play a role in it, namely the digestive system consisting of the gastrointestinal tract and accessory organs, digestive tract starts from the mouth to the distal part of the small intestine. While the accessory organs consisting of liver, gallbladder and pancreas. Nutrition is very beneficial for our body because if there are no nutrients / nutrient in our body, it can cause disease / affected by malnutrition, therefore we have to multiply nutrients. Gastrointestinal is an abnormality or disease to the food / digestion. Gastrointestinal diseases, among others; diseases of the esophagus, stomach (gastric), small bowel (intestine), the large intestine (colon), liver, bile ducts (biliary tract), and...

Causes and Types of Macrosomia (Infant of Diabetic Mother)

Macrosomia is a term used to describe a newborn with excessive weight. Definition is 4000-4500 grams birth weight or greater than 90% according to gestational age after correcting gender and ethnicity. Big babies (Macrosomia) are often born from multiparous mothers and mothers with diabetes mellitus (Cunnighan, 1995: 422). All neonates weighing 4000 gram / more typically thought of as a baby "Macrosomia". According to Cunningham (1995: 421) all neonates weighing 4000 grams or more regardless of the gestational age is considered as macrosomia. Conditions birthweight above average (Macrosomia) require more care / intensive and must be monitored to avoid the risk in the future. There are two groups of so-called excessive birth weight babies. Babies born weighing more than 3900 grams. This condition is known as the "Giant Baby" and can be picked up to grow up. Babies born with normal weight of about 2500-3800 grams, but the growth period, up quite a lot. As ...

Pain related to Chronic Pharyngitis

Chronic pharyngitis disease is rarely found. This happens due to chronic infection that occurs in the sinuses, adenoid or tonsil. Indeed, sometimes there is no evidence that shows infection apart from lymphoid tissue hypertrophy that occurs in the posterior pharyngeal wall and the base of the tongue. The second type is common in children is the tonsils to be removed, and some children also suffered an infection of the tonsils problem. Causes of Chronic Pharyngitis include: Rhinitis or sinusitis problems. Abnormalities that occur in the nasopharynx or nasal abnormalities. Dental disorders such as caries and chronic tonsillitis. Lung disorders such as chronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis. Spicy foods, alcohol or choking on food. Nephritis, uremia and immune deficiencies. The air is dusty and stimulate these issues like cigarette smoke industrial area. In adults, chronic pharyngitis happens usually because they live in the environment that is a lot of dust, use excessive ...

How To Handle Cold and Cough in Babies

When parents bring their children to health facilities, cough and cold are frequent complaint expressed by parents who bring their children for treatment. There are times when cough and cold easily treated even ordinary resolves itself without treatment, but there are also coughs and colds that do not heal even after taking various medications. Coughing and sneezing is the body's natural defense effort, which is a primitive reflex protection to discard excessive mucus or foreign bodies in the airways. This reflex caused by stimulation of cough receptors located inside or outside the respiratory tract, the stimulus is chemical or mechanical. Stimuli that can trigger coughing: cold air, foreign bodies, inflammation / swelling of the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract, suppression of the respiratory tract, for example; by tumor, presence of mucus or airway contraction. Coughing becomes abnormal if continued long and has been perceived as a nuisance. Prolonged cough in ch...