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June 23, 2010

asthma

posted by alfhi syahrin

Causes of Symptom:

Asthma is a respiratory disorder characterized by severe paroxysms difficult to breathe. Occurrence of sudden attack, although asthma patients begin to feel restless, irritable and a little sleepy before starting trouble breathing. Breathing becomes difficult and the breath wheezing and sometimes whistling sound. General belief is that asthma is a chronic disease after he died too. Even with asthma caused by excess mucus and the inability of the body to remove it.

June 22, 2010

Discover the lump in the breast

posted by alfhi syahrin

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Here are some common types of lumps in the breast;

Cyst
Cysts are lumps in the breast that appears at the end of the menstrual cycle and generally not dangerous. After a period, type this lump usually disappears. Breast cysts are fluid-filled bags that tend to enlarge at the end of the menstrual cycle when the body hold more fluids.

Size no small cysts have a large to the size of eggs. When massaged, the cyst could slightly change the shape and the majority can move under the skin. Cysts

June 21, 2010

Lightweight but Ideal Sports

posted by alfhi syahrin



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Associate Manager Romulo Agustino Nutrifood Research Center provides a guide to you to make it easier in the exercise and of course the sport will be felt more Ideal Lightweight but also fun.

The following tips him;

Do Something Different when watching TV
If you claim that your time becomes a major limitation in the exercise, then try to remember how much time was spent

June 20, 2010

Myocarditis

posted by alfhi syahrin


Myocarditis is an inflammation of heart muscle / infarction. Can be caused by various infections, in Indonesia, mainly due to acute Rheumatic diseases and viral infections coxsaki.

virus, diphtheria, measles, influenza, poliollliolitis. Besides the causes above, myocarditis dapal also be caused by various bacteria, ricttsia, fungi and parasites. This disease can attack all ages. The actual incidence is difficult to determine because most patients recover spontaneously.