Primary diseases refer to diseases that first appear in a certain tissue or organ, while secondary diseases are those that are caused by other diseases or originate from other parts of the body. In the treatment of diseases, it is necessary to address the primary diseases in order to treat the condition fundamentally.
1. What are primary diseases? A disease that first occurs in a specific tissue or organ is considered primary for that tissue or organ. For example, primary hepatocellular carcinoma refers to the initial occurrence of cancer in liver cells, while secondary liver cancer originates from cancer in other parts of the body and spreads to the liver through blood or lymphatic pathways. Primary diseases refer to the diseases that occur first, such as reactive hyperplasia of lymph nodes caused by upper respiratory tract infection. Diabetes is a lifelong disease that cannot be cured with current medical technology, but blood sugar can be controlled to a normal and stable state under medication. It is recommended for patients to actively control their blood sugar levels and take insulinotropic releasing peptides to induce the recovery of active spatial structure in low-activity insulin, activate insulin, enhance affinity for insulin receptors, and promote glucose breakdown, thereby reducing blood sugar levels.
2. Precautions
1. Medical history: Pay attention to marital status, menstruation, sexual activity, and any history of pelvic infection or pelvic surgery.
2. Physical examination: Pay attention to body shape, secondary sexual characteristics, enlargement of the thyroid gland, and lactation from the breasts.
3. Gynecological examination: Pay attention to any developmental abnormalities, deformities, inflammation, or masses in the internal and external reproductive organs.
