‘Prevention’

Blood cancer

Monday, August 2nd, 2010

Blood cancer Leukemia or blood cancer is a chronic disease that can develop over many years without showing obvious symptoms

The immune system is responsible for protecting the body against agents that may cause damage.

Therefore, in the blood are white blood cells that although they live only a few hours, renewing all the time in the bone marrow that is located within a few bones and is responsible for producing them.

But when the space that occurs in bone marrow is invaded by malignant or atypical cells that grow in an unlimited, can not function normally and develop a cancer called leukemia. (more…)

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Prevention of Osteoporosis

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

ostteoporesis=In the prevention of osteoporosis plays a very important educational measures in order to enhance dietary and physical culture to the people. The most important points to note in this culture are the increased intake of calcium, reducing the consumption of toxic and regular moderate exercise.

Food:

-Calcium.
It is primarily found in milk and dairy products.
The recommended daily intake is 1 gram during the growth phase until reaching the peak bone mass. Postmenopausal women should eat 1.5 grams a day. (more…)

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Treatment of Dental

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

Prevention and treatment of dental
* Cleaning and Polishing of Surfaces and topically with Fluor.
Fluoride made by the dentist and crystallization produces a remineralization of tooth enamel, causing a significant increase in resistance of teeth to decay and decreases the adhesion of bacteria, improving the health of teeth and advisable encĂ­as.Es each six months.

* Pit and Fissure Sealants.
The Pit and fissure sealants reduce the incidence of caries in more than 60%, basically involves placing a resin on the surfaces of teeth masticantes later. With this seal the grooves and pits prevents the entry of bacteria that cause cavities.

* Teaching oral hygiene techniques.
This is achieved by reducing the colonies of bacteria that settle on the teeth that cause cavities and gum disease.

* Periodic consultation.
Visit your dentist regularly, this will help prevent oral problems and solve existing early, making it easier and less traumatic treatment.

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