Is Chikungunya dangerous?

Is Chikungunya dangerous?

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Chikungunya does not cause hypovolemic shock and thrombocytopenia like dengue fever. The prognosis is quite good, and most cases resolve on their own, so people should not panic.
Foods for shiny hair

Foods for shiny hair

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Nuts, fatty fish, avocados, eggs, and vegetables rich in vitamins A and E provide essential nutrients for naturally smooth and shiny hair.
Causes of tailbone pain

Causes of tailbone pain

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Injury, pregnancy, excess weight, poor posture, and cancer are some of the potential causes of tailbone pain.
Young woman develops psychosis after years of drug use

Young woman develops psychosis after years of drug use

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A 21-year-old patient is hospitalized for psychosis after 5 years of using nitrous oxide, ketamine, and cannabis. She experienced symptoms such as uncontrolled laughter, muttering, and eating and sleeping disorders.
Five cosmetic products recalled due to formula discrepancies

Five cosmetic products recalled due to formula discrepancies

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The Drug Administration of Vietnam has suspended circulation and recalled five products from BSSC Cosmetics and Pharmaceuticals Group Co., Ltd. after discovering discrepancies between their actual formulas and registered documentation.
365mc expands to the US

365mc expands to the US

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365mc's US clinic will utilize the minimally invasive liposuction technique LAMS, integrating AI throughout the entire process for enhanced results without surgery.
7 warning signs of kidney damage

7 warning signs of kidney damage

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Kidney damage can manifest through various warning signs, including foamy urine, swelling, fatigue, itching, bad breath, shortness of breath, and muscle cramps.
Why do kidneys weaken?

Why do kidneys weaken?

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Not only kidney disease, but high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity can also damage and weaken these organs.
Actions that can lead to rabies infection

Actions that can lead to rabies infection

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Butchering, kissing, or allowing dogs and cats to lick your face or limbs can inadvertently expose you to rabies, highlighting the need for proactive prevention.