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1.cellulitis

2.tb

3.cva

4.fuo

5.bed sore

6.chf

7.pneumonia

8.copd

9.liver abscess

10.liver cirrhosis

11.oa

12.gout arthritis

13.apn

14.uti

15.dm

16.sepsis

17.dvt

18.gastric ulcer

19.ileus

20.bph

21.htn
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1.cellulitis 蜂窩組織炎

2.tb t 結核病uberculosis 

3.cva 肋脊角costovertebral angle 

4.fuo 

5.bed sore 褥瘡or床痛處(長時期的潰瘍)


6.chf 充血性心力衰竭congestive heart failure 

7.pneumonia 肺炎

8.copd 慢性肺部阻塞chronic obstructive pulmonary disease


9.liver abscess 肝膿腫

10.liver cirrhosis 肝臟等的硬化

11.oa 退化性關節炎疾病osteoarthritis, oa

12.gout arthritis 痛風關節炎

13.apn 急性腎盂腎炎 acute pyelonephritis,apn 


14.uti 泌尿道感染 urinary tract infection 

15.dm 診斷監控器diagnostic monitor 

16.sepsis (傷口化膿所致的)腐敗作用;敗毒病


17.dvt 血栓性靜脈炎deep vein thrombosis 

18.gastric ulcer 胃潰瘍

19.ileus 腸閉塞;腸阻塞

20.bph benign prostatehyperplasia良性攝護腺增生

21.htn 心肌肥厚;心室擴張
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Typhus (typhoid fever) can indeed cause a person to have a cough. This cough is generally only part of a prodromal symptom which will be followed by other more characteristic symptoms, namely fever, weakness, nausea, vomiting, muscle and joint pain, headache, dizziness, fatigue, bowel movements, reddish skin rash, and so forth. However, usually the main complaints that cause typhus sufferers to come to health facilities are fever and nausea, vomiting, not coughing.



  

GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) can also cause complaints of a cough that doesn't go away. This cough occurs due to throat irritation due to reflux of stomach acid (it goes back up. Not only coughing, GERD sufferers will also experience other uncomfortable sensations around the throat and chest, for example propping up, tightness, bloating, stinging, heat, pain, burning, etc. and so forth.



  

Apart from the two conditions above, your complaints may also arise due to other causes that are not necessarily related to one another, including:







Causes of cough: allergies, respiratory infections, aspiration (choking), side effects of drugs  

Causes of white tongue: yeast infection in the mouth, leukoplakia, lichen planus  

Causes of red spots on the waist, stomach and face: allergies, contact dermatitis, insect bites, skin infections, measles, dengue fever, scarlet fever  

Causes of flatulence: gastritis, stomach ulcers, cholangitis, pancreatitis, hepatitis, gastrointestinal infections, side effects of drugs, and so on



If you have already checked your complaint to a doctor and given treatment, but there is no significant improvement with your complaint, you should check your complaint again with a doctor. To determine the right diagnosis, in addition to a physical examination, the doctor may also perform blood tests, X-rays, or endoscopy. Alternatively, your doctor will recommend that you undergo a sputum test to rule out tuberculosis, which often causes the cough to not go away.



  

In the meantime, all you need to do is:







Reduce consumption of oily foods and those that contain lots of artificial sweeteners  

Avoid contact with substances that are prone to trigger allergies, for example cold, dust mites, animal hair  

Use a nose and mouth mask to prevent harmful substances from being inhaled into your respiratory tract  

Maintain endurance by eating foods rich in vitamin C, exercising diligently, and getting enough rest  

Do not smoke  

Be diligent in brushing your teeth and taking a shower regularly



Hope it helps ..











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