Tuberculosis Situation in Thailand: A Look at Challenges and Solutions
Dr. Phlin Kamolwat, a qualified physician from the Department of Disease Control. Councilor of the Tuberculosis Division Talking about the latest tuberculosis situation in Thailand “Thailand has 155 tuberculosis patients per 100,000 people. Compared to Japan, which seriously fights tuberculosis. Currently, Japan has only 8 patients per 100,000 people. We estimate that there are more […]
When a Cold Won’t Go Away: Pneumonia, Acid Reflux, and Other Possible Causes
If it persists for more than 2 weeks it is advisable to pay attention to pneumonia, acid reflux, etc. Posted on 02.12.2024 at 2.10pm Posted on 02.12.2024 at 2.10pm Modified on 02.12.2024 at 1.32pm Views 2 It is often said that “colds are the root of all diseases”. You get a lot of colds in […]
The Hidden Dangers of Being Too Thin: Understanding the Health Risks of Being Underweight
Obesity causes many people to lose confidence. But being too thin is not good. Some people don’t gain weight no matter how much they eat, which on the surface seems good, but in reality there may be hidden illnesses, whether metabolic diseases, psychiatric illnesses, or chronic infectious diseases. Key point : People who are underweight, […]
Collaboration with JICA to Bring Genomics-Immunology Innovation for Tuberculosis Research in Thailand
The Department of Science collaborates with JICA to bring “genomics-immunology” innovation for the research, treatment, control and prevention of “tuberculosis” in Thailand. It is expected to help reduce disease and death, reaching the goal of ending tuberculosis by 2035. On January 24, Dr Pichet Banyat, deputy director general of the Department of Medical Sciences, revealed […]
The Meaning of Different Colors of Phlegm: What Your Body May Be Trying to Tell You
Doctors say that the color of sputum can determine the health of the body. (Schematic diagram/pixabay) Phlegm is the secretion of the human respiratory tract, which can keep the airways moist and absorb dust, bacteria and other microorganisms to expel from the body. According to common sense, healthy people usually have no phlegm or only […]
The Role of Phlegm in Health: Swallowing vs. Spitting
Health is based on phlegm… There is no problem if you swallow it, but avoid it if you have pulmonary tuberculosis. Posted 2024.01.16 11:30 Views 0 Posted 2024.01.16 11:30 Modified 2024.01.16 10:56 Views 0 Phlegm is a shield. It maintains surface moisture and absorbs foreign substances such as pathogens in the respiratory tract to prevent […]
Understanding Chronic Fatigue: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
If you rest too much, your muscles will weaken… Watch out for other symptoms such as fever. Posted on 12/28/2023 3.22pm Views 16 Posted on 12/28/2023 3.22pm Modified on 12/28/2023 12.39pm Views 16 If you are tired all the time and the tiredness is extreme enough to interfere with your life daily, you may have […]
Understanding Symptoms of Various Diseases: When to Seek Medical Attention
Possibility of various diseases such as gum disease, nosebleeds, respiratory diseases… Lung cancer should also be checked. Posted 2023.12.18 19:26 Views 0 Posted 2023.12.18 19:26 Modified 2023.12.18 17:38 Views 0 If high fever and cough, yellow phlegm, breathing difficulties, etc. persist after contracting the flu. Complications such as pneumonia appear should be suspected. [사진=게티이미지] Even […]
Thailand Praised by WHO for Number 1 Universal Health Care for Tuberculosis
The World Health Organization Praises Thailand for Top Ranking in Universal Health Coverage for Tuberculosis Thailand has garnered international acclaim for its exceptional universal health care system for tuberculosis. The World Health Organization (WHO) has lauded the Southeast Asian nation, recognizing it as the global leader in ensuring widespread access to quality health services for […]
Chonnan Presents Department of Disease Control’s Efforts to Combat Tuberculosis and Road Accidents
Department of Disease Control Focuses on Reducing Tuberculosis and Road Accidents The Department of Disease Control, led by Dr. Chonnan Srikaew, Minister of Public Health, is prioritizing the acceleration of efforts to combat tuberculosis and road accidents. Despite failing to meet the Sustainable Development Goals criteria, these issues are expected to become the top three […]
