How do you pronounce “rickets”?

How do you pronounce “rickets”?

When I saw the video of the poor “rickets” old man, I casually said “ㄑㄩˊ ㄌㄡˇ” X Wrong answer!!! He was immediately corrected by the child! Yes ” ㄎㄡˋ ㄌㄡˊ ” ​ word rickets Pinyin ㄎㄡˋ ㄌㄡˊ Chinese pinyin kòu lóu Definition 1. Back bent forward? Refers to stooping. [例] : clear. Ji Yun’s “Notes … Read more

[My cancer-stricken dad]Suffering from cancer for the second time | Square Vocus

[My cancer-stricken dad]Suffering from cancer for the second time | Square Vocus

My father passed away two weeks ago, and I want to remember the memories of the last few months through words. Suffered from cancer for the first time eight years ago At the beginning of July this year, my father’s chin became swollen, and the whole family began to persuade, threaten, and induce him to … Read more

My Mother’s Experience with Breast Cancer Precancerous Lesions and Cervical Carcinoma in Situ: The Importance of Second Opinions and Self-Advocacy

My Mother’s Experience with Breast Cancer Precancerous Lesions and Cervical Carcinoma in Situ: The Importance of Second Opinions and Self-Advocacy

After experiencing the “precancerous lesions” of my mother’s breasts and “cervical carcinoma in situ”, I gained some experience and want to share it with you in this article ~ (For my mother’s breast cancer precancerous lesions and cervical carcinoma in situ, I have gained some experience. Readers who are interested in the cancer detection process … Read more

Understanding and Managing Heart Disease in Cats: Common Types and Diagnosis

Understanding and Managing Heart Disease in Cats: Common Types and Diagnosis

The most common type of heart disease in cats is cardiomyopathy, the most common of which is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy HCM (accounting for about 60% of all cases), others such as restrictive cardiomyopathy RCM, non-specific myocardial disease NCM (approximately 20-30%) and dilated cardiomyopathy DCM ARVC may occur but the probability is low. 💗Before there are clinical … Read more

Early Detection and Proactive Cancer Prevention: My Mother’s Inspiring Journey

Early Detection and Proactive Cancer Prevention: My Mother’s Inspiring Journey

Following the story mentioned in the previous article, my mother immediately discovered and eradicated the malignant cells when she had “precancerous lesions” of breast cancer.This time I want to share with you how she accurately identified cancer cells in “cervical carcinoma in situ” (stage 0)~(If you want to see the story of how my mother … Read more

Prenatal Preparation Tips for the Last Month of Pregnancy

Prenatal Preparation Tips for the Last Month of Pregnancy

The pregnant woman who is about to give birth is lying relaxedly on the sofa, full of joy for the little life that is about to be born. Dear reader, when you read this article, you may be in the last month of your pregnancy. This is an exciting and stressful time, and you may … Read more

The Importance of Differing Opinions: Lessons from “World War Z” and Stock Investing

The Importance of Differing Opinions: Lessons from “World War Z” and Stock Investing

In the movie “World War Z”, the United Nations has a decision-making group with ten people. As long as nine people have the same position (oppose or support) on any matter, the tenth person is obliged to stand against it. noodle. The reason is that the tenth person must find the needle in the haystack … Read more

The Importance of Regular Health Check-ups: A Personal Story of Cancer and Heart Attack

The Importance of Regular Health Check-ups: A Personal Story of Cancer and Heart Attack

Before I got cancer, my dad always had a recalcitrant attitude towards health check-ups. Whenever my mother dragged him to go for a health check-up, he would always reply: “Hey! If you don’t get checked, you’ll be fine. If you find out after checking, What’s the problem? Instead, I’m unhappy and it’s even worse for … Read more

Targeted Drug Therapy for Advanced Thyroid Cancer with Trachea and Esophagus Involvement: A Case Study

Targeted Drug Therapy for Advanced Thyroid Cancer with Trachea and Esophagus Involvement: A Case Study

“A man in his 70s came to the clinic with a very large tumor on his neck. It was located in the center of the neck, about 7 or 8 centimeters. It had invaded the trachea and compressed the esophagus, making the patient unable to speak or eat. My breathing is also short of breath,” … Read more