3 diseases that easily occur during Tet that the whole family needs to be aware of

Tet is a time for family reunions, everyone is busy eating and entertaining guests. If you are not careful, illness will come.

Experts say that Tet is the time when people are most susceptible to illness, so how should we take care of our health during Tet to avoid illness?

Acute cholecystitis

Experts say that during Tet people eat a lot, drink a lot, or eat too much greasy food, which can cause excessive bile secretion, leading to acute cholecystitis or acute gallstones.

Eating too much greasy food is not good for your health.

Acute cholelithiasis mainly manifests as pain in the upper right abdomen radiating to the right back, accompanied by fever, vomiting...

If the condition or symptoms are very serious, you should go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

Alcohol poisoning

During this time, friends and relatives gather to drink and not control their drinking, which is a direct cause of alcohol poisoning. Every year during Tet, the hospital receives many patients for treatment of alcohol poisoning.

Experts say that people with alcohol poisoning, in addition to vomiting, when their nerves are excited, also talk a lot, use incoherent language, and have clumsy or aggressive movements.

When a person is poisoned and falls into a coma, the usual symptoms are a pale complexion, purple mouth and skin, cold, wet skin, low body temperature, dilated pupils, rapid pulse, slow breathing, and snoring.

When gathering with friends and relatives, you should also remind each other to drink slowly and not drink on an empty stomach. If someone drinks too much and shows abnormal symptoms, they should definitely not use sedatives, and especially should not put their hand in their throat to stimulate vomiting, because doing so will increase the pressure in the abdomen, leading to reflux of the solution in the duodenum, thereby causing acute pancreatitis.

Dog and cat bites cause injury

Nowadays, many families like to raise pets such as dogs and cats. During Tet, when there are many people, pets are easily scared and can cause injury to guests. Therefore, when visiting the homes of friends and relatives who have pets or animals, they can be clawed or scratched by cats or bitten by dogs. Usually, children are most susceptible to being bitten by dogs and cats, and the most bitten part is the face.

After being scratched or bitten by a pet, you should immediately wash the wound repeatedly with soapy water to try to reduce the penetration of the poison. Whether you are bitten by a cat or a dog, you must try to get a rabies vaccination as soon as possible. Do not wait more than 24 hours before getting the vaccination, otherwise it will not be effective.

Eating and drinking during Tet should pay attention to '3 less, 2 more'

'3 less':

'3 less' means less fat, less salt and less sugar. Because saturated fat will increase cholesterol levels in the blood, increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease. Too much salt will lead to high blood pressure. Foods and drinks containing sugar can easily cause tooth decay, increase the feeling of fullness in the body, affect normal eating, and over time will lead to insufficient nutrition.

'2 more'

'2 lots' means eating lots of fish and lots of fruits and vegetables. Because the fatty acids in fish help prevent coronary heart disease. Fruits and vegetables can provide most of the vitamins and minerals the body needs, and fruits and vegetables should make up more than 1/3 of your daily food intake.

According to Songkhoe.vn