A Year of Struggle: 8-Year-Old Child Battles Recurring Tonsillitis and Adenoiditis
An 8-year-old child, Baby Samnang Chea, has been experiencing tonsillitis and adenoiditis about 1-2 times per month for the past year. This resulted in complications such as respiratory infections and otitis media. The disease recurs frequently, approximately 15 times a year, leading to symptoms like fever, stiff throat, stuffy nose, headache, dry cough, sleep apnea, and snoring.
Ms. Li Sek, the child’s mother, brought her to Ho Chi Minh City from Cambodia for treatment. At the Ear, Nose and Throat Center in Tam Anh General Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City, Chea’s endoscopy results revealed red and swollen tonsils with a layer of yellow fluid in her throat. On May 7th
More Stories
New Nurse Practitioner Christine Miller Joins Northern Light Women’s Health Team
Northern Light Inland Hospital recently welcomed a new nurse practitioner to their team at Northern Light Women’s Health in Waterville,...
Valerie Bertinelli: Prioritizing Mental Health Over Social Media Presence
Valerie Bertinelli recently announced that she will be taking a break from social media to prioritize her mental health. In...
Discover the Surprising Benefits of Coconut Water: A Natural Drink for Better Health and Wellness
Coconut water is a healthy beverage that offers a range of benefits for overall health. It is free of fat...
True North Housing Alliance: Dedicated to Supporting Mental Health in Rural Communities”.
At True North Housing Alliance, we are dedicated to helping individuals with mental health conditions. Over 50% of our clients...
New Study Links Microplastics to Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Events
Microplastics, small plastic particles that can be found in various products and environments, are becoming increasingly concerning due to their...
Shining a Light on Lupus: The Need for Awareness and Education in Diverse Communities
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently revealed that lupus affects people of all races, but African American and...