#KnowTheRisks

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Unmasking the Risks: The Hidden Dangers of Cosmetic Surgery

Unmasking the Risks: The Hidden Dangers of Cosmetic Surgery

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The Link Between High Blood Pressure and Kidney Damage: What You Should Know

High blood pressure doesn’t just affect your heart—it can silently damage your kidneys over time. When blood pressure remains elevated, it puts extra strain on the tiny blood vessels in the kidneys, reducing their ability to filter waste effectively. Many people are unaware of this connection until significant kidney function has already been lost, which is why early monitoring and management are so important.

If you’ve been diagnosed with hypertension or are experiencing symptoms like swelling in the legs, fatigue, or frequent urination, it’s a good idea to get your kidney function tested. A consultation with a lady physician in Vadodara can help you understand the risks and take preventive steps. Managing blood pressure isn’t just about heart health—it’s also essential for protecting your kidneys and overall well-being.

[immunobiz]

Six vaccins en une seule dose 💉, sans test placebo ⚠️, juste comparés à d’autres 💭. 319 microgrammes d’aluminium 🧪 injectés à des nouveau-nés 👶. C’est réel. C’est maintenant. Réfléchissez 🧠. Posez des questions ❓. Protégez-les ❤️.

Six vaccines in one 💉, no placebo testing ⚠️—only compared to other shots 💭. 319 micrograms of aluminum 🧪 injected into newborns 👶. This is real. This is now. Think twice 🧠. Ask questions ❓. Protect them ❤️.

[nishahealthcare]

Common Side Effects of Sildenafil (Viagra) 💊

Sildenafil is widely used for erectile dysfunction, but it can have side effects like headaches, dizziness, flushing, nasal congestion, and stomach discomfort. In rare cases, it may cause vision changes or prolonged erections. Always consult a doctor before use!

[drpranjal]

Don’t Ignore These Hidden Risk Factors for Stroke!

Stroke can strike without warning, but understanding the hidden risk factors—like high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, and stress—can help you take control of your health. Early detection and proper management are key to prevention. For expert guidance and world-class treatment, trust Dr. Pranjal Pandey, the best neurosurgeon in Delhi NCR. Specializing in stroke care and prevention, Dr. Pandey ensures you’re in the safest hands. Act now—schedule a consultation with Dr. Pranjal Pandey today!

[vascularsocietyindia]

Do you know the risk factors for diabetic foot ulcers? Protect your feet, protect your health!"

[basavatarakam-cancer-hospital]

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month!!!

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most aggressive forms of cancer, often detected at an advanced stage. Raising awareness about its risk factors is a crucial step towards early detection and improving survival rates. 💜

Know the Risk Factors: Family History 📜: A history of pancreatic cancer in the family can increase your risk.

Smoking 🚬: Smokers are 2-3 times more likely to develop pancreatic cancer compared to non-smokers.

Chronic Pancreatitis 🩺: Long-term inflammation of the pancreas can lead to cancer development.

Diabetes 🍭: Type 2 diabetes, especially when newly diagnosed after the age of 50, can be a warning sign.

Obesity ⚖️: Being overweight, particularly carrying excess fat around the abdomen, increases the risk.

Age and Gender 👵🧓: Most cases are diagnosed in people aged 60 and older, with a slightly higher incidence in men.

Diet and Lifestyle 🍔🍷: A diet high in red and processed meats, and low in fruits and vegetables, along with excessive alcohol consumption, can contribute to the risk.

🟣 What Can You Do? 🟣

Quit smoking to lower your risk.

Maintain a healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.

Regular check-ups and awareness of your family medical history are essential.

Early detection can make a difference. Stay informed, spread awareness, and join us in the fight against pancreatic cancer this November. 💜

[enjoyfreefall]

9 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Start Skydiving As A Hobby

If you think about picking up skydiving as a hobby there is a lot to consider. Skydiving offers a lot of physical, mental and social advantages, however, it also has some disadvantages that you should be aware of.

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/9-reasons-why-you-shouldnt-start-skydiving-as-a-hobby/

[wellconnect15]

Is LASIK Really Safe? You Need to See This!   #KnowTheRisks #InformedConsent    You’ve heard LASIK is safe, quick, and life-changing—but what if that’s not the whole story? In "The Untold Side of LASIK: A Police Officer's Story," we dive into the unexpected aftermath of a routine procedure gone wrong. This compelling firsthand account follows a dedicated police officer whose vision, once crystal-clear on duty, became a battleground of constant pain and visual distortions after LASIK. He’s not alone—thousands report complications like dry eye, double vision, and chronic discomfort, often dismissed by providers. Through his voice, we uncover the rarely discussed risks and the emotional toll behind the laser. It’s a wake-up call for those considering the surgery and a powerful reminder that “routine” doesn’t mean risk-free. Eye-opening (pun fully intended), this story demands a second look at a procedure often marketed as a miracle.

[shrinksinsneakers]

🏀 March Madness, Sports Betting, and Alcohol: A Risky Combination

🎲 March Madness is here, and there’s no better time to talk about the link between sports betting and alcohol use. Not long ago, sports betting was rarely advertised—now, it’s everywhere, seamlessly integrated into our culture through apps that make wagering more convenient (and addictive) than ever. Meanwhile, alcohol remains a game-day staple—because let’s be honest, most people don’t go to a sporting event for a bottle of water. But what’s the correlation between

#SportsBetting #AlcoholAwareness #ResponsibleGambling #KnowTheRisks #addiction #addictionmedicine #addictionpsychiatry #gambling #gamblingdisorder #alcohol #alcoholusedisorder #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthishealth #sports #marchmadness

[saarthioncocare]

"Did you know? Smoking isn't the only factor that increases the risk of lung cancer. Exposure to radon, asbestos, air pollution, and genetic factors also play a significant role. Stay informed, stay safe.

#LungCancerAwareness #KnowTheRisks #HealthyLungs #PreventCancer #EarlyDetection #FightCancer #TreatmentOptions #DrPriteshMunot #Saarthi #SaarthiOncoCare

[elfpuddle]

It’s a major reason that I said what I did about being safe in what you share.

As Brad Paisley sang, “#TheInternetIsForever”.

More and more we see employers doing (or attempting to do) deep searches on potential employees. We see people being canceled for a dumb comment they made as a teen that they regret now as an adult.

Everything you put out there has a very good chance of having repercussions for you and for everyone you love. Forever.

the internet is an inherently haunted place if you think about it like. it’s so weird to see long abandoned discussion boards stuck in a snapshot of the past, old conversations between kids from over a decade ago who have now grown into their own lives, obituaries taking the form of half finished profiles. and the silence that fills the gaps between. there’s a constant ghostly record of each generation’s thoughts, fads, their sense of humour. back when the future was at their fingertips. even stranger, people you used to know exist openly in that space, and they watch you watching them. if you want, deceased musicians can play through your headphones. there’s always an underlying sense of reminiscing and time escaping our ever shortening attention spans. what a fuckin graveyard

[nishahealthcare]

Side Effects of Sildenafil You Should Know! 💊⚠️

Sildenafil (Viagra) helps with erectile dysfunction, but it can have side effects like headaches, dizziness, nausea, flushing, vision changes, and even heart complications in some cases. Always consult a doctor before use!

[basavatarakam-cancer-hospital]

November is #LungCancerAwarenessMonth

Risk Factors of Lung Cancer:-

Awareness begins with understanding risk. This Lung Cancer Awareness Month, let's talk about the major risk factors associated with lung cancer. Smoking remains the leading cause, but exposure to secondhand smoke, harmful substances like asbestos, radon, and air pollution also elevate the risk.

Even non-smokers aren't immune. Factors such as family history and underlying lung diseases can contribute to vulnerability. Being aware of these risks empowers us to make informed choices and prioritize regular health check-ups.

Let’s commit to protecting our lungs and our future. 🌱✨

[davidwfloydart]

Dr Anderson (physician and the president-elect of the Infectious Diseases Society of America) : “Covid doesn’t care that it’s a holiday, and unfortunately covid is on the rise across the nation,” she said. “Now is not the time to let our guard down and say it’s the holiday and let’s be merry. I think we need to maintain our vigilance here.” #covid_19 #knowtherisks #pandemiclife #socialdistancing #holidayseason #holidaytravel #familytime #highriskcovid19 (at San Francisco, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHzMJperlxYqPw0Pf2PIUx0KEuvERaJ-v1O3m00/?igshid=wxz8b5oc9ngp

[thecpdiary]

High risk Coronavirus

Coming into the Coronavirus, I never saw myself as a high risk case, because I didn’t know I had a disability, but with cerebral palsy and a compromised immune system, it is clear that I am a high risk.

Now I must start to re-evaluate my life around Covid-19 and my disability to keep myself safe. Whilst I appreciate it’s not easy, because none of us know how the virus works, keeping an open mind and listening to experts would be a good place for governments to start.

For those like me at high risk, the following pointers may help:

Stay at home and don’t leave your home to buy groceries, collect medicine or exercise;

Any food you need have delivered and left outside your door and the same for any medicine you need;

If you have family or friends who can help that’s great, if not register with GOV.UK if you need to;

Wash your hands with soap and water regularly for at least 20 seconds;

When you touch anything that someone else has touched remember to wash your hands;

Anyone who comes into your home must also wash their hands for 20 seconds;

Use hand sanitiser gel if soap and water are not available;

Clean objects you touch such as door handles, doors, kettles and phones;

Keep your house tidy;

Keep a hospital bag including your list of medicines should you need to go into hospital.

I know my life is on hold, it's on pause indefinitely, made more difficult because I live and manage a disability. With an already compromised immunity, it may be a year or so before I can realistically get back into my life.

I'm not sure what to think. I need to make myself comfortable with those thoughts.

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