I arrived in Ho Chi Minh City for university and caught the flu a week later, experiencing symptoms like fever, cough, and body aches. Why did this happen? (Quynh Lam, 18, Hai Phong)
I have received both doses of the dengue fever vaccine. Does this protect me against the painful, arthritis-causing Chikungunya virus? (Hai Thanh, Can Tho, 33 years old)
Late nights can disrupt heart rhythms, increase stress, and raise the risk of diabetes, all of which contribute to a higher likelihood of developing shingles.
Thu Quynh, 34, from Thanh Tri, Hanoi, created a home garden for her children and limits eating out to reduce exposure to germs during periods of erratic weather.
Early stages of encephalitis and meningitis, with symptoms like fever, cough, and runny nose, are often confused with the common cold or flu, leading to late detection and delayed treatment.
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.
I've seen a lot of people sharing information lately that for every one-degree increase in temperature, the risk of stroke increases by 10%. Is this true? (Hoang Sinh, 37, TP HCM)
I heard that Chikungunya is breaking out in China, caused by the same striped mosquito that transmits dengue fever. Is there a vaccine yet? (Thuy Linh, 35, Quang Ninh)
19-year-old Minh Ha was diagnosed with genital warts after experiencing bad breath and developing warts on her lips and in her mouth three months after kissing a stranger.
My husband is often exposed to rain, sun, and dust at work. Will gargling with green tea daily prevent him from catching the flu? (Anh Vien, 36, Hanoi)
After contracting dengue fever from a mosquito bite at a cafe, 29-year-old Hong Anh now only wears long sleeves, avoids areas near water, and encourages her friends to take anti-mosquito measures.
