What are the initial symptoms of hpv in women HPV infection in women is usually asymptomatic, but I can tell you from my years of experience that there are still some signs of infection. For example, many women have itchy vulva problems, but there are no signs of mold or trichomonas infection on multiple tests, so you should check for HPV infection. 　　Secondly, because HPV infection may be related to sexual life. Many people will have acute or chronic cervicitis, when this state appears there ...

Can women get the new crown vaccine when they are menstruating? For the time being, vaccination is not recommended for women during their menstrual period, which is what we call their physiological period. 　　Because first of all, there is no urgency in this time, and you can wait until the physiological period is over to get vaccinated. Because during the physiological period, women’s physique is relatively weak, and after vaccination in a weakened condition, it is easy to have lowered immunit ...

20 must-see health knowledge If you don’t change your bad habits, it’s useless to take more health products! 01Brush your teeth well It is always very easy to ignore this point, and it is true that we do brush our teeth, but we don’t brush carefully! The residue between the teeth is not cleaned, and it is difficult to be brushed off after a long time, and then it forms calculus, which must be cleaned out, and even after it is cleaned out, there will be a big gap between the teeth, which will ...

Recently, there has been a trend of concentrated episodes of previously disseminated acute hepatitis in children of unknown origin. Acute hepatitis in children reported in several countries was initially identified in countries such as Europe and the United States, and later appeared in several countries in Asia and other countries. This has caused a high degree of alarm among relevant researchers in China. “Acute hepatitis of unknown origin is very damaging to the liver function of children.” ...

14.9 million excess deaths due to COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021 New estimates from the World Health Organization (WHO) put the total number of deaths directly or indirectly associated with the COVID-19 pandemic (known as “excess deaths”) at approximately 14.9 million (range 13.3 million to 16.6 million) between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2021. These sobering figures show not only the impact of the pandemic, but also the need for all countries to invest in more resilient health syste ...

COVID-19 vaccine and immunization: what is vaccination? What is vaccination?Vaccination is a simple, safe and effective way to protect you from harmful diseases before you are exposed to them. Vaccinations use your body’s natural defense mechanisms to build resistance to specific infections and to boost your immune system. Vaccines train your immune system to produce antibodies, just like exposure to a disease. However, because vaccines contain only inactivated or attenuated forms of viruses ...

Helping Children Cope with Stress During 2019 Coronavirus Disease Children may respond to stress in a variety of ways, such as being more clingy, anxious, withdrawn, angry or irritable, bedwetting, etc. It is important to understand your child’s reactions, care for them, listen to what concerns they have, and give extra love. Children need loving adults during difficult times. Care for them more and spend more time with them. Listen patiently to your child and be pleasant and reassuring when y ...

WHO recommendations on COVID-19 Q: To avoid contracting Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), how do I greet someone?A: To prevent contracting COVID-19, the safest thing to do is to avoid physical contact when greeting someone. Safe greetings include waving, nodding or bowing. Q: Should I avoid shaking hands due to the new coronavirus?A: Yes. Shaking hands, touching eyes, nose and mouth can spread respiratory viruses. You can wave, nod or bow when greeting someone. Q: Will wearing rubber glove ...

Latest COVID-19 prevention recommendations Stay at least 1 meter away from others to reduce the risk of getting infected when they cough, sneeze or talk. When indoors, keep a greater distance from others. The farther away, the better.Make wearing a mask a regular practice with others around you. Proper use, storage and cleaning or disposal of masks are key to maintaining their effectiveness.The following are the basic ways to wear a mask. Clean your hands before putting on the mask, before an ...

Staying healthy while living at home: mental health Taking care of our mental healthAs countries take steps to limit population movements to reduce the number of people infected with COVID-19, more and more of us are making dramatic changes to our daily lives. The new realities of working from home, temporary unemployment, home schooling of children, and lack of physical contact with other family members, friends and co-workers will take time to adapt. Adapting to such lifestyle changes and ...