Nghe An Civil Servants' Union organizes symposium 'Your health model'

Master - Specialist II Doctor of Traditional Medicine Hospital Nghe An Ho Sy Thang directly discussed at the program.

Ms. Dao Thanh Mai - Vice President, Head of the Women's Union of Nghe An Provincial Civil Servants delivered the opening speech at the event. Photo: Diep Thanh

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Comrade Dao Thanh Mai - Vice President, Head of the Women's UnionCivil Servants' UnionThe province affirms the importance of health for union members, this is also one of the contents that the Union organization always cares about and takes care of. In the face of the situation that many union members and workers suffer from cervical spondylosis, affecting their mobility, health and spirit, the Women's Union of Nghe An Civil Servants organizes the program "Your Health" to help women in the Women's Union understand more about the disease, how to prevent and treat this disease.

Master - Specialist II Doctor of Nghe An Traditional Medicine Hospital Ho Sy Thang discussed at the program. Photo: Diep Thanh

At the program, Dr. Ho Sy Thang informed about the number of people with cervical spondylosis examined and treated at the Traditional Medicine Hospital in the past 3 years with the fact that the disease is becoming more and more common and severe. Most of the time when patients come to the hospital for examination and treatment, the disease is already severe, requiring long-term treatment, combining many treatment methods. To limit this condition, Dr. Thang discussed specifically the causes of spinal degeneration, easily recognizable signs, medications and treatment exercises, and prevention methods.

Female cadres of Nghe An Civil Servants' Union practice 3 exercises to limit cervical spondylosis. Photo: Diep Thanh

Attending the event, many women felt that this was a practical and meaningful program, helping to access information on disease prevention and treatment with official sources. In particular, the 3 practical exercises instructed by the doctor at the program were truly effective and meaningful, contributing to reducing the condition of cervical spondylosis.

Many grassroots union officials had questions related to cervical spondylosis and their own medical conditions to receive advice and answers from doctors.

Female workers participate and practice at the program. Photo: Diep Thanh

Over the years, the mass women's unionCivil Servants' Unionhas done a good job of advising and organizing activities to care for the health of union members and workers. On this occasion, the Civil Servants' Union hopes that the female staff will continue to support and cooperate to improve the quality of union activities.