Your child is very precious to you. And their safety is your utmost priority. Not giving the proper amount of attention to them can lead to disastrous things that you do not want to imagine. It is also known that children mostly get injured at home as compared to other places.Read More
When we talk about child safety, it is not only concerned about the physical safety of the child. It is concerned about mental safety as well. Mental safety is very important. Not specifically in the case of children but also concerning all the age groups as well. Therefore, if someone is not mentally healthy then he or she needs to take care of hiRead More
For people of all ages, the Internet has opened a whole new different world. You can even shop, plan your vacations, send a photo to a relative, communicate with friends, and even conduct school studies. This new method of gathering information and communicating has some hazards. For more information on how to keep safe online, see the links below.Read More
“Is your child ready for a cell phone?” Many parents ask the same question not once or twice but many times. ‘Whether your child is ready for a cell phone or not?’ Cell phones or mobile phones have become very basic requirements in day-to-day life. From children to senior citizens all need cell phones though the usage and need are entirely differenRead More
Does the prospect of leaving your child alone at home for the first time conjure up images from a lot of similar movies you might have already watched? Do you have visions of long video gaming sessions, toy tornadoes destroying your home, and junk food parties?Read More
When your child goes from diapers or even middle school bad conduct continues. In fact, teenagers nowadays can present some of the most difficult discipline issues for parents.
Teens misbehave in a variety of ways, including sulking, lying, arguing, and rebelling. These undesirable habits have a rational basis. Teens are becoming more independent,Read More
If you are a parent, the HIV discussion is never comfortable or easy for you. Many parents also do not want to worry about their child contracting HIV. They can, however, and avoiding the subject may injure them. In the United States, one amongst four people, new HIV infections occur in teenagers and young adults.Read More
Children and cigarette smoking are one of the deadliest combinations. Usually, all forms of tobacco habit begin and progress during adulthood. Figures and data depict that about 90% of adult smokers started smoking when they were children. Another interesting fact is that 0% of adults embrace smoking after the age of 26. According to a study, each Read More
In simple words, it can be described as the over or compulsive use of a substance that can harm an individual in a way or two. It is a disorder that influences the health condition of an individual in a negative way. The term “drug abuse” was previously used by medical professionals to explain the substance use disorder. Apart from this, another teRead More
We all live in a society where everybody these days is very active on social media. The rise or hike in the usage of social media is also because of the global pandemic. It becomes one of the basic amenities of a person’s life. The thing is that everything has some pros and cons. It depends and differs from person to person. Many believe that sociaRead More
Eating disorder is the term that describes the abnormality in “eating.” They are mental problems or conditions that require proper care and treatment. The American Psychiatric Association describes these ill patterns as disorders. The data shows that in the United States, an estimated 28 million Americans have had this problem of eating disorder inRead More
Adjustment disorders can be described as the types of problems that occur when someone has difficulty coping after a stressful event. This stressful event can be an illness, an accident, or anything. This disorder can be responsible for some psychological and physical problems. These problems need treatment such as medications or therapy.
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A borderline personality disorder is a mental illness that severely impacts a person’s ability to regulate their emotions. This loss of emotional control can increase impulsivity, affect how a person feels about themselves, and negatively impact their relationships with others.Read More
When you have become a new mother and you have given birth to your little one, then none can be happier than the mother herself. It becomes a sheer moment of joy for the parents and also for the family. But there are certain times after the baby is born the mother might not feel happy and physically well due to certain types of physiological and raRead More
It might be difficult for parents to recognize mental illness in their children. As a result, many children who would benefit from treatment are unable to receive it. Learn how to spot the warning symptoms of mental illness in youngsters and how to assist your child.Read More
Munchausen syndrome is a mental disorder in which an adult acts as though he or she is sick despite the fact that he or she is not. It is a significant disorder since some people will injure themselves in order to produce disease symptoms. Symptoms include a strong desire to conduct medical tests or operations, a complicated medical history, a lackRead More
Psychiatrists and psychologists are mental health professionals with different training, skills, and expertise. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who evaluates, diagnoses, and treats mental illness. A psychologist has training in psychology – the scientific study of the mind and counseling skills to help people to deal with life’s daily stresses.Read More
Psychosis is a severe mental health condition. It can be a symptom of another mental health condition, or it can be the main disorder. In either case, psychosis can prevent you from relating to other people or the real world around you correctly. Psychosis includes delusions and hallucinations and can affect your ability to manage everyday life andRead More
Muscular dystrophy is a group of conditions that cause progressive muscle weakness and loss of muscle mass. In muscular dystrophy, abnormal genes (mutations) interfere with the production of proteins needed to form healthy muscle. The most common type of muscular dystrophy, Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), occurs mostly in boys. Symptoms usually Read More
Recovering from a traumatic event can be tough and time-consuming. What works for one individual may not work for another. This is because people react to stress in different ways, and the ramifications of trauma can be complex. Your hypothalamus, pituitary, and adrenal systems unleash a flood of chemicals in response to a stressful occurrence, preRead More
Road rage and road rage-related shootings, according to researchers, are on the rise. Several factors associated with the pandemic may have played a role. If you become irritated while driving, it is critical to take steps to calm down. There are also a few things you may do to stay out of trouble when other drivers are irritated. Road rage and roRead More
Sexual assault and rape are upsetting to the victim and can result in a range of emotional, physical, and mental issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or despair. Make sure to report any assaults with as much information as possible. If you have been raped or assaulted, get medical help right away. Doctors will examine you for STDs (Read More
Anxiety and stress affect us all in different ways. Trichotillomania is characterized by an intense desire to pull off one’s own hair. Pulling hair out repeatedly over time might result in bald areas and even greater emotional distress.Read More
Vitamins are organic substances present in minute amounts in natural foodstuffs. Vitamins are organic compounds that we need to use in the body. They are essential nutrients because they cannot be manufactured by the body and must be obtained from the diet. Vitamins play an important role in mental health and well-being. The absence of some vitaminRead More
Type 1 diabetes occurs when your immune system attacks the insulin-producing cells in your pancreas. These are referred to as beta cells. Because the disorder is most diagnosed in adolescents and teenagers, it was previously known as juvenile diabetes.
Secondary diabetes is like type 1, only your beta cells are destroyed by something other than yoRead More
