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-every parts of your body have particular time for suture removal. So should not remove the sutures before the particular due days.
-after suture removal of wound is healed you can apply drez s ointment to prevent infection. If the wound is not healed properly and have some sloughes you need to apply the ointment with closed dressing until the wound healed.
-every parts of your body have particular time for suture removal. So should not remove the sutures before the particular due days.
-after suture removal of wound is healed you can apply drez s ointment to prevent infection. If the wound is not healed properly and have some sloughes you need to apply the ointment with closed dressing until the wound healed.
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You need to see your dentist as soon as possible and tell everything about your present problem. There is nothing to be worried about as the stains of iodine are temporary and will go in a couple of days.
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BSc - Food & Applied Nutrition, MSc - Fo...read more
Dietitian/Nutritionist•Faridabad
Iodine deficiency is a very common problem worldwide and is a major cause of thyroid disorders. The entire mechanism of how deficiency of iodine causes hypothyroidism is a complex explanation. So we will stick to layman terms and keep it simple. Deficiency of iodine causes a range of diseases which, altogether are termed as iodine deficiency diseases.
When an individual does not receive enough iodine, the thyroid gland increases in size because the thyroid is unable to make enough horm...more
When an individual does not receive enough iodine, the thyroid gland increases in size because the thyroid is unable to make enough horm...more
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Diploma in Dietetics Health and Nutritio...read more
Dietitian/Nutritionist•Ghaziabad
Iodine deficiency is a very common problem worldwide and is a major cause of thyroid disorders. The entire mechanism of how deficiency of iodine causes hypothyroidism is a complex explanation. So we will stick to layman terms and keep it simple. Deficiency of iodine causes a range of diseases which, altogether are termed as iodine deficiency diseases. When an individual does not receive enough iodine, the thyroid gland increases in size because the thyroid is unable to make enough hormones that ...more
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Dietitian/Nutritionist•Panipat
Iodine deficiency is a very common problem worldwide and is a major cause of thyroid disorders. The entire mechanism of how deficiency of iodine causes hypothyroidism is a complex explanation. So we will stick to layman terms and keep it simple. Deficiency of iodine causes a range of diseases which, altogether are termed as iodine deficiency diseases. When an individual does not receive enough iodine, the thyroid gland increases in size because the thyroid is unable to make enough hormones that ...more
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Iodine is often considered as a trace element and most people do not give it the importance it deserves. This is wrong on many counts. Iodine is very much needed by your body and it is essential for thyroid hormone synthesis in our everyday lives. A lack of iodine can lead to many complications and can affect the physical and mental health of a person.
Worse, in case if you are pregnant, it can affect the health of the fetus. The telltale signs of a thyroid deficiency can be found in th...more
Worse, in case if you are pregnant, it can affect the health of the fetus. The telltale signs of a thyroid deficiency can be found in th...more
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