
i wanna thank my God for given me many chance --------to survive to live happy .
我是个基督徒,我时时在想我能为主耶稣基督做什么呢? 于是我就当起博客了,写下我基督徒的生涯与感想。 i am a christian, i always asking myself, what can i do for Jesus? then i started become blogger, write down my story as a Christian.
Balancing the inner ear
Although we might take balance for granted, the vestibular system is one of the most impressive functions of the human body, as it is the sensory system that provides the dominant input about movement and balance. Although we may not realize it, tiny structures in our inner ear help to keep us from tipping over.
Balance is the result of a number of bodily systems working together - the eyes (visual system), ears (vestibular system), and the body’s sense of where it is in space (proprioception). The information from these body systems is integrated by the brain, which also needs to be functioning normally to maintain balance.
The vestibular system works with the visual system to keep objects in focus when the head is moving. When the head is tilted or the body position is changed with respect to gravity, the displacement of the stones causes the hair cells to bend. If there are any irregularities in this balance system of ‘bobbing buoys’ and fluid, we lose the ability to remain balanced.
The natural way
Experiencing dizziness and problems with balance from time to time can be extremely distressing, but there are many things that you can do to help your dizziness naturally. Drinking adequate amounts of fluid daily, change positions slowly to avoid dizziness and disorientation, limit the amount of salt you eat in a day to decrease the pressure of your inner ear, can all help.
People who suffer from vertigo also tend to experience nervousness that may result in a vicious cycle. Reducing stress levels can benefit anyone who experiences regular bouts of dizziness. Make sure that you have sufficient regular sleep, eat regular, wholesome meals (to keep blood sugar levels stable), and use natural remedies to benefit the nervous system. It is also important to have blood pressure checked as dizziness and faintness may be brought on by low blood pressure.
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i’ve experience sickness like 1.dizzy, 2 , vomit , 3 headache
last week. 12-10-08 , and the 1st doctor i meet in Klinik Berkerley klang told me, i got food Poisoining.
Ok. then after 3 days my medicine gone finished, i experience the same sickness again.
i went to meet doctor at klinik Mesra, and i been told it;s because i am too tension and stress for my exam. so i take the medicine he gave.
after 3 days, the medicine finished and i experience that sickness again!!!
last-nite i went to Klinik UMRA, a specailist knlink for sakit -puan(maternity)
but i know they have specialist for me too.
then that doctor gave me some medicine to control dizzy.
and told me come today 6pm appointment with a physician specialist doctor.
Finally, after we done some test, he knew i’m inner ear unbalance.
then gave me some medicine and ask me to pharmacy buy some GINKGO(because clinic have sold out this )and ask me took this for 2 weeks.
and i do.
i wish this times, i found the right Doctor.
Hopefully i can get well soon. ^^
i have book ticket to Bangkok in early november, so hopefully i will be ok at that times.
^^
GOD BLESS.
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The glucose contained in ORS solution enables the intestine to absorb the fluid and the salts more efficiently.
ORT alone is an effective treatment for 90-95% of patients suffering from acute watery diarrhoea, regardless of cause, This makes intravenous drip therapy unnecessary in all but the most severe cases.
The human body needs water to maintain enough blood and other fluids to function properly. If your body loses substantially more fluids than you are drinking, you become dehydrated.
You may lose fluids in a variety of ways:
Along with the fluids, your body also loses electrolytes, which are salts normally found in blood, other fluids, and cells.
The usual causes of dehydration are a lot of diarrhea and vomiting. Dehydration can also occur if you do not eat or drink much during an illness or if you do not drink enough during or after strenuous exercise. Medications that cause fluid loss to control excess body fluid (diuretics) are a common long-term cause. Although anyone can become dehydrated, those who become dehydrated the most easily are:
Symptoms of early or mild dehydration include:
Symptoms of moderate to severe dehydration include:
Your doctor will review your symptoms and do a physical exam.
If you are mildly dehydrated, you need to drink enough liquid to replace the fluids you have lost. Also, you need to replace the electrolytes (salts) you have lost. Drinking sips of water slowly, along with eating the typical American diet, which is high in salt, will replace fluids and salts you have lost.
Nonprescription medicines are available that help replenish fluids and electrolytes. You can also replace both fluids and electrolytes by drinking sports drinks or an oral rehydration solution (ORS). Drink the solution (or give it to the dehydrated person if he or she is conscious) immediately. Do not wait until dehydration becomes severe.
Packets of oral rehydration salts are widely available. To use one of these packets, mix the contents with 1 quart or liter of drinking water. If drinking water is not available, or if you are not sure the water is drinkable, boil the water for at least 10 minutes.
If ORS packets are not available, mix an oral rehydration solution using the following recipe: To 1 quart or liter of drinking water or boiled water, add the following:
Notes: If baking soda is not available, add another 1/4 teaspoon of salt. If possible, add 1/2 cup orange juice or some mashed banana to improve the taste and provide some potassium.
Drink sips of the ORS (or give the ORS solution to the conscious dehydrated person) every 5 minutes until urination becomes normal. (It's normal to urinate four or five times a day.) Adults and large children should drink at least 3 quarts or liters of ORS a day until they are well.
If you are vomiting, continue to try to drink the ORS. Your body will retain some of the fluids and salts you need even though you are vomiting. Remember to take sips of liquids slowly. Chilling the ORS may help.
If you have diarrhea, continue to drink the ORS. The fluids will not increase the diarrhea.
Someone with symptoms of severe dehydration needs to go to an emergency room or other health care facility to get intravenous fluids (fluids given directly into the veins through a needle) if possible. If able to drink, he or she should also drink the ORS.
During or after treatment of dehydration, whatever is causing the diarrhea, vomiting, or other symptoms should also be treated.
If dehydration is not treated, it can cause death. If it is treated in time, recovery is usually complete.
If you have diarrhea or vomiting, or if you are not drinking very much, force yourself to begin drinking liquids before you become dehydrated.
If you are with someone you think is becoming dehydrated, follow these guidelines when possible:
。。。主,我爱你。
愿主耶稣可以坚固我的心,赐圣灵感动我,我,陪伴我,愿主耶稣保守我不被魔鬼迷惑。
魔鬼总能给人美丽的外表,包着糖衣得爱情,
让人陷入情欲的泥沼。。。。。。
。。。主耶稣,愿主明亮我的眼睛,
坚固我的信心。
阿门。