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Pickleballs seem harmless, so why can they still cause strokes or sudden death?
Doctors warn that, without proper training, sports activities can potentially harm the body.
A 51-year-old man unexpectedly collapsed and died while playing pickleball.
While playing pickleball with friends, a 51-year-old man in Vung Tau ward (Ho Chi Minh City) suddenly collapsed on the ground, showed signs of convulsions, and subsequently died.
5 habits that increase the risk of blood clots.
Some seemingly harmless habits in daily life can subtly affect vascular health and increase the risk of blood clot formation.
Should you take medication to prevent stroke?
Many people are spreading the word about taking medications advertised as "stroke preventative" to prevent cerebrovascular accidents.
Why does the risk of stroke increase on hot days?
Hot and humid weather not only causes fatigue but also increases the risk of stroke, especially in people over 50 and those with underlying health conditions.
Hanoi is like a blazing furnace; doctors warn of air conditioner 'traps' and signs of heatstroke.
Amidst the peak of Hanoi's heatwave, many people face the risk of dangerous heatstroke due to improper hydration and falling into the "CO2 trap" from the habit of keeping doors closed and air conditioning on all night.
Doctors at Bach Mai Hospital warn of the risk of stroke from showering immediately after sun exposure.
Dr. Nguyen Tien Dung (Bach Mai Hospital) warns that the habit of showering immediately after sun exposure can easily cause "cold shock," leading to a sudden spike in blood pressure and potentially a life-threatening stroke.
Intense heat: Who is most susceptible to heatstroke and dangerous complications?
Prolonged hot weather can cause many people to suffer from strokes, heatstroke, diarrhea, and respiratory problems due to dehydration and thermoregulation disorders.
Vợ 'dìu' chồng vượt biến cố đột quỵ
Cơn đột quỵ khiến người chồng giảng viên phải học lại từng chữ cái, người vợ trở thành điểm tựa vững chắc, cùng anh đi thật chậm qua giông bão cuộc đời.
Doctors at Bach Mai Hospital save passenger with facial paralysis on flight to France.
Doctor Mai Duy Ton promptly treated a case of facial paralysis on a transcontinental flight, helping the patient stabilize and avoiding the risk of an emergency landing mid-journey.
Climate change and pollution increase the risk of stroke.
Extreme weather and environmental disasters caused by climate change can increase the risk of stroke as well as the risk of death from this disease.
'Đánh thức' não bộ bệnh nhân đột quỵ bằng 2 kỹ thuật hiện đại
Các kỹ thuật kích thích não không xâm lấn giúp điều chỉnh sự mất cân bằng thần kinh và hỗ trợ não của bệnh nhân đột quỵ “học lại” các chức năng đã mất.
Doctors warn of increased stroke rates during holidays, easily mistaken for heatstroke.
The hot weather during the holidays increases the risk of stroke, doctors warn. Many people mistake it for heatstroke or heat exhaustion, miss the "golden hour," and easily suffer serious long-term consequences.
Doctor recounts the moment he saved a man who suffered cardiac arrest on the pickleball court.
Hearing cries for help from the sports field, Doctor Le Quang Huy rushed to the scene and performed continuous cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for about 5 minutes, helping the man who had stopped breathing regain consciousness.
A healthy 24-year-old man suddenly suffered a life-threatening stroke.
Despite being in the prime of his life and perfectly healthy, the 24-year-old man unexpectedly suffered a critical stroke and was miraculously saved by doctors after a race against death.
Stroke at age 25 after a series of late nights and excessive drinking.
Nguyen Thanh Minh, 25 years old, unexpectedly suffered a stroke after a long period of staying up late, irregular eating habits, and alcohol abuse, despite previously believing he was young and healthy.
Taking a shower immediately after being in the sun - a deadly habit that causes many people to suffer strokes.
The habit of showering immediately after sun exposure, while seemingly a quick way to cool down, can actually trigger a dangerous stroke due to sudden temperature changes.
5 groups of people most at risk of stroke during hot weather, and warnings from doctors.
Doctor Nguyen Huy Hoang warns of five high-risk groups for heatstroke and stroke when temperatures exceed 40 degrees Celsius, and provides guidance on how to prevent these dangerous events.
5 seemingly harmless habits that can easily trigger a stroke.
Habits such as suddenly moving from a cold room to hot weather, showering immediately after being outdoors, overexerting yourself during exercise, or drinking alcohol to cool down can trigger a stroke.
Female paramedic performs CPR, fighting for the life of a 27-year-old man who collapsed at the airport.
Medical officer Le Thi Ngoc persistently performed CPR to save a 27-year-old man who suddenly collapsed and turned blue in front of Cat Bi airport, saving the victim's life during the "golden hour".
Tắm ngay sau khi đi nắng về, người đàn ông đột ngột nhồi máu não
TP.HCM đang trong thời điểm nắng nóng gay gắt kéo dài, làm tăng nguy cơ đột quỵ, đặc biệt ở người có bệnh nền như tăng huyết áp, tiểu đường, mỡ máu cao.
Thanks to timely assistance from traffic police, the man who suffered a stroke on the road was saved.
Upon discovering a man riding a motorbike who had suffered a stroke and fallen to the ground, traffic police officers from Thanh Hoa Provincial Police immediately took the victim to the hospital for timely emergency treatment.
At 35, she fought to regain her legs after a stroke.
After suffering a brain hemorrhage at the age of 35, Mr. Th. had to painstakingly learn to walk and speak again, conveying a valuable warning about the increasing risk of stroke among younger people today.
6 things to do before 9 AM to prevent stroke.
Stroke is a serious health event that can completely change lives and, in many cases, be life-threatening.
With one foot in the 'door of death,' you might still think it's just a common cold; these are 3 early warning signs of a stroke.
Many people experience early signs of stroke but are complacent, mistaking them for common ailments like a common cold or vestibular disorder, thus missing the "golden hour" for emergency treatment.
Constantly staying up late and showering late, the young man suffered a stroke during the night.
From unhealthy lifestyle habits like staying up late, showering late, and lack of exercise to ignoring warning signs, strokes are affecting younger and younger people.
After suffering from severe headaches for two days, the 20-year-old girl unexpectedly suffered a stroke due to a brain hemorrhage.
Stroke is affecting younger people, but not all young people are aware of this condition, especially in not knowing or ignoring the early warning signs.
While attending a seminar, a 38-year-old teacher suddenly developed a speech impediment and facial distortion, leading to an unexpected stroke.
In recent years, Vietnam has seen an increase in stroke cases, affecting younger people, with many individuals under 45 suddenly collapsing while working or going about their normal daily lives.
Methods to lower high blood cholesterol without medication, as advised by doctors at Bach Mai Hospital.
Dr. Duong Minh Tuan (Bach Mai Hospital) advises on how to adjust diet and exercise scientifically to reduce high blood lipid levels and effectively control cholesterol without the need for medication.
A video call from the stroke victim's family brought a sigh of relief to the doctor after the emergency procedure.
A video call from the patient's family brought tears to Dr. Tran Van Bien's eyes, as he learned that the man who had suffered cardiac arrest on the football field was now conscious and able to converse.
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