Danger of dysentery in Toddlers

When the little one looks weak with alternating bowel movements accompanied by high body temperature and pain to remove dirt and feces each dibarengin blood and mucus, if yes then this is a symptom of dysentery. According dr.Hadjat S. blood and mucus is the main symptom of dysentery.
Dysentery syndrome can be caused by all the microbes, bacteria or parasites. It could also be due to lactose intolerance.Dysentery syndrome is generally caused by the shigella bacteria and parasite Entamoeba histolityca, though the germs cause infections that are different but both indicate the presence of faecal
bloody and slimy. Dysentery syndrome is one type of acute diarrhea.

Dysentery syndrome can be transmitted through various means and media, this syndrome experienced by many days of a toddler, but rarely hit a child under one year of age because at this age are very strict parental supervision.

Bad habits that aggravate Health

There are so many little quirks that bad but we always lived in everyday life. Not aware that some of these bad habits can worsen health.

No time to brush your teeth because of drowsiness whack?According to a study presented by Clark Stanford, DDS, PhD, brush your teeth without adding liquid to rinse, can result in residual bacteria, and can eventually lead to tooth decay and gum disease.

Not include mouthwash be dangerous, especially to forget to brush your teeth ya! A study presented in 2011 by the American Heart Association, periodontal disease may increase heart attack, stroke, and heart failure risk.

Causes of Glaucoma

DEFINITION
Glaucoma is a disease where the pressure inside the eye increases, causing damage to the optic nerve and cause vision impairment.

There are four types of glaucoma:
* Open Angle Glaucoma
* Closed Angle Glaucoma
* Glaucoma Kongenitalis
* Secondary Glaucoma.

The fourth type of glaucoma is characterized by increased pressure inside the eyeball, and therefore it can lead to progressive optic nerve damage.

CAUSE
Anterior chamber and posterior eye chamber filled with fluid called aqueous humor aqueus. Under normal circumstances, this fluid is produced in the posterior chamber, through the pupil into the anterior chamber of the eye and then flows through a duct.