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Preconception Care (Planning a Pregnancy)
#planned pregnancy, #preconception testing, #folic acid, #vaccination, #pregnancy preparation, #couples, #prenatal care
Preparing before pregnancy is important for a healthy pregnancy and birth. It is recommended to consult an OB/GYN specialist and to have the necessary tests and vaccinations starting 6 months before pregnancy. Planning a pregnancy can help protect the health of both the mother and the baby.2026-06-26
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Preventing Infectious Diseases During Overseas Travel
#overseas travel, #travel-related infectious disease, #malaria, #yellow fever, #dengue fever, #vaccination, #travel medicine, #fever, #body feels hot, #high fever, #low-grade fever, #loose stools, #watery diarrhea, #frequent bowel movements
Overseas travel can expose you to infectious diseases that are uncommon domestically. Extra caution is needed when visiting developing countries in tropical regions. Please consult a medical specialist 3 to 4 weeks before departure and arrange any needed vaccinations and preventive medications in advance.2026-06-26
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Scrub Typhus
#scrub typhus, #mites, #fall febrile illness, #fever, #rash, #grave visits, #outdoor activity, #headache, #a splitting headache, #migraine, #back-of-head pain, #feverish, #having a fever, #high fever, #low-grade fever, #body shaking, #chills, #feeling cold and shivering, #hand tremor, #body tremor
Scrub typhus is an acute febrile infectious disease that occurs mainly in the fall. It is caused by the bite of a chigger mite larva carrying the bacterium Orientia tsutsugamushi. Covering the skin well during outdoor activity and showering afterward are key to prevention. If flu-like symptoms develop after outdoor activity in the fall, please consult a medical specialist.2026-06-26
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Vaccinations for Patients with Rheumatic Diseases
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Rheumatic diseases involve dysregulation of the immune system and can make a person more vulnerable to infectious diseases. Immunosuppressive drugs used in treatment also increase the risk of infection. Vaccination is an effective way to help prevent infectious diseases, so please consult your doctor and receive vaccinations at the appropriate time.2026-06-26
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Viral Hepatitis
#hepatitis A, #hepatitis B, #hepatitis C, #antiviral drugs, #hepatitis vaccination
Viral hepatitis is a disease in which a harmful virus invades the liver, causing inflammation and destroying liver cells. The route of transmission and the treatment differ depending on the type of virus (hepatitis A, B, or C). Please do not judge your condition on your own; consult a gastroenterology specialist for accurate blood tests and treatment.2026-06-26