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Want to avoid a stroke "ask", immediately eat these 10 foods!
Dear friends, winter comes is also the time when the number of people hospitalized for stroke increases from 70 to 80%. Stroke often comes unexpectedly, no one can predict, especially when the weather is cold
If the disease can be prevented and treated in time, the success rate of stroke treatment will be much higher, in which, having a diet containing foods that help prevent stroke plays an important role. very important role.
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TIPS - Skin care after 30 minutes
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After the age of 30, women face a lot of skin problems, to help keep the skin smooth, shiny and even, you need to note a few things:
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📍 Pay attention to nutrition
The cause of bad skin is largely due to factors from within the body.
Fresh vegetables and fruits can help get healthy, beautiful skin.
Drinking plenty of water is also essential for the skin.
+ A diet rich in Vitamins A, E, C or Omega-3, etc. will reverse the skin aging process and minimize the risk of skin pigmentation.
Limit alcohol and hot foods
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📍Use cosmetics that are tested for safety
Cosmetics can contain substances that are harmful to the skin, including substances that are abrasive and make the skin vulnerable. Note that choosing cosmetics is suitable for each person's skin type.
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📍 Cover your skin with sunscreen clothes
Wide-brimmed hats, sun-protective clothing or skirts can limit the direct impact of sunlight on the skin.
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📍See a dermatologist when you have skin problems
You should go for regular dermatoscopy to detect skin problems early, because early detection and treatment will be more effective. Absolutely do not arbitrarily use drugs or products of unknown origin on the skin, you may make the skin condition worse.
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Here are some tips to keep in mind when taking care of your skin, good luck!

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✔️Choose the right care for each skin type
✔️Pay attention to weak skin areas
✔️Gentle face wash
✔️Do not forget to exfoliate
✔️Skin care is very important
✔️Throw away allergenic cosmetics
✔️Apply sunscreen
✔️Avoid pollution and stress
✔️Don't forget lip balm
✔️Drink a lot of water
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FOODS YOU SHOULD NOT EAT WHEN YOU HAVE MELASMA !
Melasma, the longer the skin is left, the more difficult it is to treat
Melasma is common in women over the age of 35 or those after giving birth. However, now there are many cases of melasma from the age of 20. When facial pigmentation begins to appear in young people, melasma is often difficult to detect. Because melasma is usually small, narrow and blurred. Melasma increases in size and intensity with age, especially over the age of 35, faster than in premenopausal women.
Melasma has become a nightmare for many women, greatly affecting their aesthetics, psychology and life. Therefore, as soon as melasma appears and there are few, it is necessary to treat it early and promptly. Should not be taken lightly when melasma is still blurred, because melasma progresses very quickly. If not treated immediately, it will lead to rapid spread of melasma and the treatment of melasma will take longer.
you should not eat when you have melasma
1. Abstain from red meat
The red meats to avoid mentioned here are beef and dog meat. Because, beef and dog meat are two types of meat that contain a lot of protein and protein. These two active ingredients help strengthen muscles to help toned the body. However, this is a disadvantage for those who are treating melasma. Your melasma will become hard, the skin takes longer to heal, even the proliferation of new melasma. This is the reason why beef and dog meat are listed as not to eat when having melasma.
2. Fishy foods
The fishy foods mentioned here are seafood. Although seafood contains very high levels of nutrients. But it contains a lot of substances that can cause irritation. When we have melasma or are treating melasma, we should not eat these foods. Because they can cause allergies, wounds take longer to heal and melasma develops more.
3. Abstain from eating eggs
Chicken eggs are the most consumed eggs in the world. Chicken eggs contain a lot of protein, phosphorus, zinc and potassium, vitamins A, D, E, B1, B2 and very rich vitamin D necessary for human health, especially for those who want to lose weight

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𝗗𝗶𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗮𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗺𝗲𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗺𝗮?
Melasma (from the Greek word, ‘melas’ meaning black) is a common, acquired, circumscribed hypermelanosis of sun-exposed skin. It presents as symmetric, hyperpigmented macules having irregular, serrated, and geographic borders. The most common locations are the cheeks, upper lips, the chin, and the forehead, but other sun-exposed areas may also occasionally be involved. The term, “chloasma” (from the Greek word, ‘chloazein’ meaning ‘to be green’) is often used to describe melasma developing during pregnancy; however, as the pigmentation never appears to be green, the term, “melasma” should be preferred.
Although melasma may affect any race, it is much more common in constitutionally darker skin types (skin types IV to VI) than in lighter skin types, and it may be more common in light brown skins, especially in people of East Asian, Southeast Asian, and Hispanic origin who live in areas of the world with intense solar ultraviolet exposure. Melasma is the most common pigmentary disorder among Indians. It is much more common in women during their reproductive years but about 10% of the cases do occur in men. The clinical and histological features of melasma in men are the same as those of melasma in women.
𝗣𝗮𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗽𝗵𝘆𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗴𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗠𝗲𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗺𝗮
The pathophysiology of melasma remains elusive, but multiple factors have been implicated. The role of female hormonal activity has been suggested by the increased frequency of occurrence of melasma in pregnancy and in those on oral contraceptive pills, estrogen replacement therapy, and estrogen treatment for prostatic cancer. The mechanism of induction of melasma by estrogen may be related to the presence of estrogen receptors on the melanocytes that stimulate the cells to produce more melanin. Genetic factors are indicated by familial occurrence of melasma and its increased incidence in people of Asian and Hispanic origins. Other factors implicated in the etiopathogenesis of melasma are photosensitizing and anticonvulsant medications, mild ovarian or thyroid dysfunction, and certain cosmetics. One of the most important factors in the development of melasma is ultraviolet exposure from sunlight or other sources. Exacerbation of melasma is universally seen after prolonged sunexposure but the pigmentation fades after periods of avoidance of sunexposure. Whatever the mechanisms, melasma results in an increased deposition of melanin in the epidermis, in the dermis within melanophages, or both. The number of melanocytes in the lesions has been variably reported to be normal or increased. The melanosomes within the melanocytes and keratinocytes have been reported to be increased in size.
𝗧𝘆𝗽𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗠𝗲𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗺𝗮
The lesions range in color from light brown to dark brownish-black and affect the regions of the face in different patterns. Three clinical patterns of distribution of the pigmentation may be recognized: Centrofacial, malar, and mandibular.
The centrofacial pattern is the most common and involves the cheeks, nose, forehead, upper lip, and chin. The malar pattern involves the cheeks and nose. The ramus of the mandible is involved in the mandibular pattern. Melasma does not involve the mucous membrane.
With the help of Wood's lamp examination, melasma may be classified into four histological types according to the depth of pigment deposition. The epidermal type is the most common in which the pigmentation appears more intense under Wood's lamp examination. Melanin is distributed throughout the epidermis; topical treatment may work best in this type of melasma. In the dermal type, the pigmentation is not intensified with Wood's light. The pigmentation is due to plenty of melanophages in the dermis. In the mixed type, Wood's light intensifies pigmentation in some areas while other areas remain unchanged. The pigmentation is due to increased epidermal melanin as well as dermal melanophages. Wood's lamp examination is of no benefit in very dark individuals, and this type is classified as indeterminate. This classification may partly work in lighter skin types but not in brown or black skin types. Moreover, there may not be good correlation between the findings of Wood's lamp examination and histological depth of pigmentation.
Depending on the natural history of the lesions, melasma may also be classified into transient and persistent types. The transient type disappears within one year of cessation of hormonal stimuli like pregnancy or oral contraceptive pills. The persistent type continues to be present more than one year after the hormonal stimulus is removed and is caused by the action of UV rays and other factors, highlighting the role of sun-avoidance in the management of melasma