Family Common Illnesses and Rational Drug Use

Author: Xie Huimin
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is divided into five parts: Internal Medicine, Surgery, Otolaryngology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Pediatrics, covering major common household illnesses. Each common illness includes several sections such as "Analysis and Judgment of the Condition," "How to Reasonably Choose Medication," "How the Doctor Informs You About Maintenance and Adjustment," and "Should You Go to the Hospital?" It provides common knowledge for rational medication use, helping to avoid health issues or even life-threatening consequences caused by the misuse or overuse of drugs. Taking medication independently often involves one's life safety. Unreasonable medication use does not bring the expected health but may lead to serious consequences such as endocrine disorders, a decline in immune function, poor development, and drug dependence. "Family Common Illnesses and Rational Medication Use" is supported by the China Association for Science and Technology's science popularization special project and organized by the Chinese Pharmaceutical Society. It guides readers to self-diagnose and use medication reasonably based on their conditions.