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In recent years social media and online marketplaces have been flooded with extremely cheap “medical” and “cosmetic” devices. Their ads promise wonderful effects: skin tightening, wrinkle reduction, muscle building, pain relief – often all from a single device, and sometimes for just a few thousand forints. A lay buyer may reasonably think: “If the expensive clinical machines work on a similar principle, why wouldn’t this cheap version work too?” The reality, however, is quite different.
Imagine your life changing overnight. After an unexpected illness or accident you end up in hospital, where doctors do everything to save your life. However, after acute care you often face the situation of being left on your own on the road to further recovery. Unfortunately, this is not an isolated case in Hungary but a systemic problem that severely affects thousands of patients.
The BMI calculator is a simple tool that lets you calculate your body mass index (BMI). This number helps determine whether your weight is in an appropriate proportion to your height. The concept of the body mass index is attributed to the Belgian mathematician Adolphe Quetelet, who developed this measure in the 1830s. It was originally developed for population-level studies to assess the prevalence of obesity in larger groups.
When a health problem arises, your complaints are addressed and your recovery is supported within a complex but well-organized system called the healthcare delivery chain. This system consists of interconnected levels that each play a different role. If you understand how it works, you can navigate the healthcare system more effectively and receive the care best suited to your condition. Acute care institution. The medical […]
If you read my previous article on home medical technology, you’ve probably wondered: if these devices are really this effective, if this new therapeutic option really exists, why haven’t you heard about it? Why didn’t your GP, your rheumatologist, or your physiotherapist recommend it? Why do you have to learn about it from an online article?
That’s a fair and important question. The answer is complex — and it’s not about doctors being malicious or deliberately withholding information. The reality is much more complicated, and if you understand the background, you’ll not only view your doctor differently but also be able to cooperate with them more effectively.
Recently I came across this image on Facebook that well illustrates today's healthcare conditions, and even more so the mentality of a large portion of patients! This is not only true in our country but also in countries with developed healthcare systems. But what do I read from this single image? What could I pass on to you so you can learn from it?
TENS is probably the best-known type of physiotherapy treatment. It's so common that in our country today many people (incorrectly) call any device that provides electrical treatment a TENS device. In fact, electrotherapy includes a range of treatments that can have stronger therapeutic effects than TENS. Examples include EMS (muscle stimulation) and MENS (microcurrent), among others. If you don't know what these strange acronyms mean, what the methods involve and what advantages they bring, read my article.
Nowadays you increasingly hear about one of the newest electrotherapy treatments, neuromodulation, and within that, vagus stimulation. Neuromodulation achieves effects by stimulating the function of certain brain areas or nerves. One type is vagus stimulation, which increases the activity of the parasympathetic nervous system. Some experts believe the method could bring radical change in the treatment of today's most common diseases (diabetes, atherosclerosis, autoimmune diseases, inflammations, depression, stress, sleep disorders and many others).
“I was admitted to hospital in a serious condition. Over a few days things improved a lot, but I am far from how I was before. Yet they discharged me today, which I don’t understand. What can I do to get back to my previous health?” – Many people ask roughly the same question. I will explain why this happens.
It is proven that one of the main causes of most diseases is lifestyle. Unhealthy diet, lack of exercise, constant stress, harmful addictions, etc. slowly and progressively destroy your body.
The damage caused by lifestyle can be compensated and counterbalanced by the body for a long time. Moreover! It is able to reverse the condition, to restore health, if.... if you change in time.
Most of you are probably already familiar with the term dental hygienist, and I’ve even heard you call this type of professional an oral hygienist. However, if asked to explain exactly which areas fall within their scope, you might find it difficult — I’d like to fill that gap now with this summary article.
