Rathasart Clinic

Diabetes is a disease that greatly affects the patient's internal functioning system and mental state. Due to the deterioration of insu.lin substances that are produced less frequently. As a result, sugars that have not been converted into energy are introduced into the bloodstream and poison every part of the internal organs to vibrate. As a result, the state of mind stabilizes, causing the patient to experience misery and anxiety eventually.

Therefore, diabetes screening is the perception of the sugar status in the current body. To find ways to reduce sugar in the bloodstream and modify daily habits properly.

In 2005, the tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough (Tdap) vaccines were approved for use in both adolescents and adults under the age of 65 to assist in the ongoing prevention of whooping cough.

Puberty children between the ages of 11 and 12 should receive the Tdap vaccine and the Td vaccine every 10 years. After that, the next time, the patient can continue to inject Td.

Nail Avulsion is a medical procedure in which doctors use tools and equipment to pull or remove fingernails or toenails due to health factors that need to be cured, such as the occurrence of torn nails, tearing nails, or partially falling out of the base tissue of the nail to allow the fingernail or toenails to regenerate according to the natural process.

Since steroid injections inhibit inflammation, the pain can be cured, but if used in the injury area too quickly, it can cause injury or re-inflammation. It is best to do physiotherapy after injection. To get back to normal use faster.

Influenza vaccination reduces the chances of contracting the flu virus and reduces the severity of influenza infection.

Influenza vaccines have few side effects, are highly safe, and are widely used around the world.

Doctors recommend that children 6 months and older and adults of all ages receive the flu vaccine every year, as immunity decreases over time and the vaccine is updated to a new strain every year. 

With the exception of children 6 months to 9 years who have never received a flu vaccine before, it is necessary to receive a booster dose after the first dose 4 weeks.

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a virus that can be transmitted from one person to another through blood. It then spreads through leukocytes through organs, destroying the white blood cells (CD4) that protect the body from infection. When white blood cells and immune system are destroyed by HIV, they are easily weakened to infection and illness.

The Rabies vaccine is a lethal virus that allows the body to build immunity against rabies or rabies.

The rabies vaccine can be injected both before exposure to the body's immune system, and should be injected again in case of a bite.

Abscess is a collection of pus usually caused by bacterial infection. It is a swelling filled with pus and can develop in any part of the body either inside or outside. An abscess can be very small to very large. The common symptoms are swollen and painful pustules with a burning sensation when touched, feeling unwell with probable high fever or chill which is a sign of infection. If it appears on the skin, it is usually not so much painful and will disappear by itself. It is more risky inside the body and patients need appropriate treatment.

Trigger finger refers to the fact that the knuckles are in pain or the fingers are locked in a position where they cannot stretch out on their own while the knuckles are moving. It is a common disease in people who have to constantly use their hands to hold things or equipment frequently.

Finger lock treatment In patients from grades 1 – 3, injections are recommended. Topical steroids at the base of the fingers will work well and recover more than 60% or more. In some reports, it has worked well and has recovered more than 70 per cent, while the remaining 30 per cent – 40 per cent lockdown symptoms will return. It depends on the severity of the disease and the use of fingers. In this new group, steroids can be repeated 2-3 times, but the chances of getting better and recovering are less. Orthopedic doctors will recommend surgery because repeated injections of local steroids will not improve symptoms and may cause ligament deficiency complications.

Gout is the result of hyperuricemia, a condition of the body with excessive accumulation of uric acid. This causes crystallization of the joints, resulting in severe joint pain and other symptoms of the disease.

Uric acid is a type of chemical in the blood that is obtained by decomposing purines in tissues throughout the body and food ingested. The body balances uric acid by filtering it from the kidneys before excretion through urine and feces. When there is a greater amount of uric acid from the body's erection. Eating foods high in purines or having abnormalities in purine filtration often leads to high uric acid in the blood easily. However, the exact cause of the birth is still unknown.

HbsAg tests can be performed by blood tests for hepatitis B or HBsAg, and additional HBsAb antibodies or immunity to hepatitis B may be performed to determine if the body is immune to hepatitis B.