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Effective Treatment and Prevention of Toenail Fungus: Laser Therapy and Expert Advice
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Effective Treatment and Prevention of Toenail Fungus: Laser Therapy and Expert Advice

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 18, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

[메디컬투데이=김준수 기자] Due to the high temperature and humidity in summer, various skin diseases are easy to occur. Among them, the number of people visiting the hospital for the treatment of toenail fungus is increasing. Toenail fungus begins to appear due to unsanitary foot care, such as wearing poorly ventilated shoes and wearing stockings for a long time. When warm and humidity is high, the propagation rate increases and becomes more contagious, so it is good to treat it before summer arrives.

In general, it is difficult to cure with topical ointments, so in many cases, oral medications are prescribed. However, use is restricted for pregnant or lactating women, diabetics and hypertensive patients. In addition, care should be taken when taking the drug for a long time as it can put a burden on the liver. If you have restrictions on taking medicine or cannot eat consistently, you can consider laser treatment. Toenail fungus treatment using laser minimizes the burden of scars, bruises, keloids, pigmentation, etc.

Toenail fungus lasers are divided into heating and non-heating lasers, and Healer 1064, a typical heating laser, uses heat to intensively kill athlete’s foot bacteria, enabling treatment without damaging the surrounding skin. In addition, the Onico V laser, a non-heatable laser, kills fungi without heat, induces blood circulation and regeneration of toenails, and can treat both feet/hands simultaneously without pain, reducing treatment time.

▲ Director Park Gyeong-yeol (Photo = Provided by Dr. Skin Clinic)
Gwacheon Doctors Dermatology Clinic Director Park Gyeong-yeol (dermatologist) said, “Toenail fungus is a disease that recurs frequently and is difficult to cure, so choosing a wise toenail fungus hospital is the most important. First of all, if two or more laser complex treatments and other auxiliary treatments are combined instead of a single treatment, the treatment period is shortened and the methods of killing athlete’s foot bacteria are diversified, enabling effective treatment.”

In addition, “Effects may vary from person to person, so it is good to select an appropriate treatment method after consulting with a medical staff with rich experience. In addition, as there are many recurrences, it is important to make efforts to prevent recurrence, such as changing socks or shoes frequently and creating a well-ventilated environment, along with treatment.”

Reporter Kim Junsu of Medical Today (junsoo@mdtoday.co.kr)

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2023-07-18 08:21:33

#improve #treatment #effect #toenail #fungus #recurs #frequently #difficult #cure

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Understanding and Treating Vitiligo: A Guide for Patients
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Understanding and Treating Vitiligo: A Guide for Patients

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 17, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

[메디컬투데이=김준수 기자] The season of exposure, and the season when it is easy to be stylish Summer is the season when anyone can enjoy the green nature to the fullest while wearing light clothes. However, there are people who cannot enjoy this summer. These are the people who suffer from vitiligo. In particular, vitiligo, which is prevalent in summer, is atrophied due to a mottled skin condition that you do not want to show to others, and depression or social phobia makes it difficult for outside activities.

Vitiligo occurs in 0.5% to 1% of the total population, and is particularly common among people in their teens and 30s. Last June 25th was World Vitiligo Day. It was created to raise interest in vitiligo on the day Michael Jackson, a world-renowned pop star who suffered from vitiligo, died.

Vitiligo is a depigmentation disease that occurs when melanin pigment is destroyed, which is acquired. There are an increasing number of phone calls.

Above all, because it is not recognized that it is a skin disease in the early stages, there are cases where tanning or other stimulation causes burns or worsens. In addition, in the case of facial vitiligo in young children, it is important to respond early, as some people go to the hospital only after it has deteriorated over the entire face after mistaking it for ringworm.

▲ Director Park Jin-seong (Photo = Courtesy of Woobo Oriental Clinic)
Then, how should the initial treatment of vitiligo be found and treated? Experts agree that the color change can be confirmed through a Wood light test after treatment by a specialist, and when the disease is confirmed, it is most important to provide treatment that adjusts the melanin pigment destruction to no longer occur due to the occurrence of an immune system abnormality.

Park Jin-seong, director of Mokdong Branch of Woobo Oriental Clinic, said, “Melanin pigment plays a role in protecting the skin from ultraviolet rays, and vitiligo is a disease in which melanin pigment, which makes this pigment, is destroyed, resulting in discoloration and spots on the skin.” “Vitiligo does not cause pain or itching. It is not easy to recognize the severity at an early stage and start treatment. Since vitiligo is an autoimmune disease in which one’s own immune function mistakenly recognizes melanocytes as foreign substances and destroys melanocytes, it is bound to recur unless fundamental immunotherapy to increase the production capacity of destroyed melanocytes is progressed.” did.

“After all, vitiligo treatment through steady improvement of the immune system and healthy diet management can increase the improvement rate of vitiligo. It takes a long time to treat, but it is a disease that can be cured, so it is necessary to have persistence and patience.”

Reporter Kim Junsu of Medical Today (junsoo@mdtoday.co.kr)

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2023-07-17 09:29:31

#JulySeptember #lot #exposure #white #spots #body

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Study Finds Hallucinations in Early Parkinson’s Disease Linked to Cognitive Decline
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Study Finds Hallucinations in Early Parkinson’s Disease Linked to Cognitive Decline

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 15, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

▲ Patients who experience hallucinations in the early stages of Parkinson’s disease have a greater risk of rapidly deteriorating cognitive function in the fronto-subcortical region, a study has found. (Photo = DB)

[메디컬투데이=최재백 기자] Patients who experienced hallucinations early in the onset of Parkinson’s disease were at greater risk of rapidly deteriorating cognitive function in the fronto-subcortical region.

A study published in Nature Mental Health found that patients who experienced hallucinations in the early stages of Parkinson’s disease had a greater risk of rapidly deteriorating cognitive function in the frontal-subcortical area.

Parkinson’s disease has been recognized as a disease in which motor function is impaired, but recent research results suggest that cognitive executive function impairment is an important factor in disease progression.

A research team from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) in Zurich, Switzerland, and Sant Pau Hospital in Barcelona, ​​Spain, has discovered a way to diagnose cognitive decline associated with the early onset of Parkinson’s disease by observing cognitive and psychiatric symptoms. He said he had discovered a new way.

Among hallucinatory symptoms, ‘minor hallucinations’ include presence hallucinations (hallucinations in which the perception that there is someone who does not exist), movement hallucinations (hallucinations in which the perception is that something is passing through the field of vision), and dysphagia (hallucinations in which shapes such as clouds appear). hallucinations of a person’s face or other object in an obscure or patterned object).

Unlike hallucinatory symptoms that are difficult to use for early diagnosis because they usually appear in the later stages of Parkinson’s disease, mild hallucinations can appear earlier than common motor symptoms that appear in the early stages of Parkinson’s disease.

Noting this, the research team surveyed 75 patients with Parkinson’s disease between the ages of 60 and 70, and investigated whether there were changes in EEG in patients who experienced mild hallucinations and whether hallucination-related changes were associated with progressive cognitive impairment.

They asked participants if they had ever experienced mild hallucinations, performed neuropsychiatric tests to assess cognitive function, but also collected EEG data.

The neuropsychiatric examination was repeated in 68 patients after 2 years for follow-up and repeated in 54 patients after 5 years.

As a result of the study, the research team confirmed that frontal theta oscillation in Parkinson’s disease patients who experienced mild hallucinations was related to functional decline in the frontal-subcortical area.

Fronto-subcortical dysfunction is known to suggest cognitive impairment.

In addition, the research team assessed that the neuropsychiatric examination results were similar regardless of the presence or absence of mild hallucinations, indicating that the neuropsychiatric examination alone was insufficient to diagnose hallucination-related changes.

They noted that advances in robotics and virtual reality technology have made it possible to safely analyze and measure hallucinations, and that they plan to develop a method for screening high-risk patients with Parkinson’s disease who may develop hallucinations in the future through future research.

Experts said that people with Parkinson’s disease should pay close attention to signs of cognitive impairment.

Agreeing with this, the research team points out that although one in two patients with Parkinson’s disease experience hallucinations, most do not recognize hallucinations as Parkinson’s disease symptoms, or do not take light hallucinations seriously, so they tend not to inform medical staff. did.

In addition, he also mentioned that he does not inform others about the symptoms of hallucinations because he considers them to be a stigma of psychiatric problems.

They said that with this study, it is necessary to recognize the importance of hallucinatory symptoms in patients with Parkinson’s disease and to recognize that it is very important to share related symptoms with medical staff and family members.

Medical Today Reporter Jaebaek Choi (jaebaekchoi@naver.com)

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2023-07-15 07:02:14

#Parkinsons #disease #patients #early #hallucinations #progress #rapidly #cognitive #decline

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Treating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome with Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy: An Effective Non-Surgical Approach
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Treating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome with Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy: An Effective Non-Surgical Approach

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 11, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

[메디컬투데이=김준수 기자] Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a condition in which the carpal tunnel narrows under pressure and causes pain. The carpal tunnel is a small passage formed by the bones and ligaments that make up the wrist under the skin tissue on the front of the wrist. Nine tendons and one nerve, the median nerve, pass through this carpal tunnel.

When the carpal tunnel is narrowed and the median nerve is compressed, symptoms of numbness or numbness occur in the area where the median nerve connects. The thumb, second finger, and third finger. In addition, you may feel stiffness in your wrists or palms, and symptoms such as stiff hands or convulsions may occur.

Woo Si-won, director of Yeosu Cool Madi Clinic, said, “Carpal tunnel syndrome can appear due to prolonged use of computers and smartphones. When using a computer keyboard or mouse, the wrist bends more than usual, and this repetitive action gives pressure and narrows the carpal tunnel.”

The same goes for holding and using a smartphone. Most of the cases are neglected even if pain occurs in the wrist, but if the pain occurs intermittently and carpal tunnel syndrome is suspected, it is important to visit the hospital and get an accurate diagnosis.

▲ Director Siwon Woo (Photo = Courtesy of Siwon Hanmadi Clinic)
If you visit a hospital in the early stages of symptoms and receive treatment, symptoms can be alleviated with medication, injection therapy, physical therapy, and extracorporeal shock wave therapy. Extracorporeal shock wave therapy, a representative non-surgical treatment, has the advantage that it can be treated safely because it does not require incision or anesthesia.

Extracorporeal shock waves are a method of continuously applying shocks to the painful area for about 1500 to 2000 times. In addition to carpal tunnel syndrome, it is a method that can be applied to patients who complain of wrist fractures or carpal nerve infections.

Director Woo said, “Extracorporeal shock wave therapy has almost no side effects, but depending on the individual, itching or swelling may occur. For this reason, it is recommended to carry out after sufficient consultation with a specialist. After treatment, it is important to prevent recurrence through lifestyle improvement.”

Reporter Kim Junsu of Medical Today (junsoo@mdtoday.co.kr)

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2023-07-11 03:12:29

#aware #carpal #tunnel #syndrome #due #computer #smartphone

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The Importance of Self-Care After Miscarriage: Insights from Oriental Medicine
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The Importance of Self-Care After Miscarriage: Insights from Oriental Medicine

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 3, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

[메디컬투데이=김준수 기자] As the age of marriage gradually decreases, the average age of pregnant women is also increasing, and as a result, the number of women suffering from natural and moored miscarriages is increasing. However, in the case of women living in society, there are many cases where they cannot take care of themselves sufficiently after a miscarriage because it is difficult to take a vacation or awareness of the importance of taking care of themselves after a miscarriage is not universally recognized.

The cause of miscarriage has not been clearly identified, but it is estimated to be caused by congenital factors such as genetic diseases of the fetus or abnormal secretion of hormones in the mother, or maternal stress and weakness.

The medical definition of miscarriage is the death of a fetus in the early stages of pregnancy when it loses its ability to survive on its own. Abortion is classified according to symptoms as complete, incomplete, imminent, unavoidable, or habitual abortion. Among them, missed abortion, a state in which a dead fetus remains in the uterus for a certain period of time, is not easy for mothers to be aware of the symptoms, so there are many cases in which the miscarriage is discovered belatedly.

▲ Director Ji-Young Park (Photo=provided by Best Korean Clinic)
Park Ji-young, director of Bucheon Best Oriental Medicine Clinic, said, “Since ancient times, in oriental medicine, miscarriage has been called half birth or small birth, and it has been emphasized to take care of yourself as carefully as you gave birth. In the case of mooring miscarriage, curettage is performed to expel the fetus and placenta remnants in the uterus, so there is a high probability of suffering postpartum symptoms that make the whole body feel cold and windy. Therefore, it is very important to fully recover the body after a miscarriage, and herbal medicine after a miscarriage can help.”

“After a miscarriage, it is good to use contraception for at least three months to give the uterus and body enough time to rest before preparing for the next pregnancy. The best time to take herbal medicine after a miscarriage is right after a miscarriage for quick discharge of blood. If you neglect to take care of your body after a miscarriage, it can lead to other diseases and even infertility due to a decrease in immunity, so you need to take care of yourself.”

Reporter Kim Junsu of Medical Today (junsoo@mdtoday.co.kr)

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2023-07-03 08:33:36

#important #care #prevent #postpartum #fever #miscarriage

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Blood Tests May Predict Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Finds

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com June 11, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com
A study has found that blood tests can predict Alzheimer’s risk. (Photo = DB)

[메디컬투데이=한지혁 기자] Blood tests have been shown to predict Alzheimer’s risk.

A study on the association between blood markers of astrocytes, a type of brain cell, and Alzheimer’s disease was published in the journal Nature Medicine.

Abnormal accumulation of amyloid plaques and tau protein tangles in the brain has long been thought to be a major cause of Alzheimer’s disease. Thus, drug development for Alzheimer’s disease has also focused primarily on amyloid and tau rather than on the potential role of the brain’s environment, including the neuro-immune system.

Astrocytes are distributed in large numbers in brain tissue and play an auxiliary role in providing nutrients, oxygen, and protection from pathogens to nerve cells. Due to the nature of astrocytes, which do not conduct electricity like nerve cells, there are no research results that have focused on the role of astrocytes in neurodegenerative diseases.

According to previous studies, changes in the brain environment, such as increased levels of inflammation, can play a crucial role in initiating the pathological sequence of Alzheimer’s disease, which leads to neuronal cell death and rapid cognitive decline.

In this context, a research team at the University of Pittsburgh Medical School conducted a study on more than 1,000 elderly people with normal cognitive function to investigate the effect of astrocytes, which are strongly related to the environment in the brain, on Alzheimer’s disease.

Through blood tests, the research team measured levels of ‘glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP)’, which indicates the reactivity of astrocytes, and investigated the presence of pathological tau protein and the accumulation of amyloid plaques.

The analysis showed that participants in whom both excessive activation of astrocytes and accumulation of amyloid were observed had an increased risk of developing symptomatic Alzheimer’s disease.

The research team noted, “The abnormal reactivity of astrocytes showed a decisive association with Alzheimer’s disease, and it can help identify Alzheimer’s risk groups in that it can be measured through a simple blood test.”

The results of this study are expected to have a significant impact on future clinical trials. The development of effective tests for early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease is very important, as most clinical trials aim to halt the progression by intervening in the early stages of the disease.

The researchers expressed their anticipation, saying, “Sooner or later, the combination of amyloid and GFAP may be used clinically to identify patients at risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.”

Medical Today Reporter Han Ji-hyeok (hanjh3438@mdtoday.co.kr)

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2023-06-11 22:58:35

#blood #tests #predict #Alzheimers #risk

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