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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia Case Sharing: Could It Really Lead to Incontinence and Dementia? Turns Out Medication Can Improve It! Many men are familiar with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). But do you think it’s just about having a weak urine stream or waking up once or twice at night to urinate — something minor? What if I told you that when the condition becomes serious, it could actually lead to memory decline or even incontinence? Would that surprise you? We are honored to have Dr. Lee Huen share several serious cases of benign prostatic hyperplasia and explain important related information. As a man, you should definitely pay attention and take care of your health. If you have related symptoms or concerns and would like to consult a doctor, you can search for your nearest Human Health Medical Centre via the link below to seek professional advice:https://humanhealth.com.hk/en/networks/
2026.2.2
Heart disease patients need to be cautious of the deadly RSV RSV, or Respiratory Syncytial Virus, is a common and highly contagious virus. Currently, there are no targeted treatments once infected, so prevention is the only way to avoid the risk, and vaccination is the best preventive method available. Older adults with chronic illnesses are at the highest risk due to weaker immune systems. Once infected, their existing chronic conditions may worsen, leading to severe complications, hospitalization, or death. Heart disease patients need to be especially cautious, as they are not only more susceptible to infection but also suffer more severe consequences compared to the general population. Let’s listen to cardiologist Dr. Wong Tai Hung, John explaining why heart disease patients should carefully avoid RSV infection. If you have more heart-related questions, you may call 2117 0838 for inquiries. Service charges can be checked via WhatsApp at 5223 7997 or by contacting customer service directly through this link:https://wa.me/85252237997 For more details, please visit the center's website:https://polyhealth.com.hk/
2025.9.29
Does eating a light diet mean there won't be cholesterol problems? As soon as people hear about high cholesterol issues, most associate it with an uncontrolled diet and eating too much fatty food. However, even those who eat lightly, or are thin and exercise regularly, can still have cholesterol problems. Let’s listen to cardiologist Dr. Wong Tai Hung, John as he explains why there are so many misconceptions about cholesterol issues and what the dangers of high cholesterol are. If you have more heart-related questions, you are welcome to call 2117 0838 for inquiries. Service fees can be checked via WhatsApp at 5223 7997 or by directly contacting customer service through this link:https://wa.me/85252237997 For more details, please visit the center’s website:https://polyhealth.com.hk/
2025.9.29
Introduction to Various Types of Heart Examination Methods and Their Functions Heart checkups include several types of tests, and it is often unclear what test to choose depending on the situation or symptoms. Let’s hear from cardiologist Dr. Wong Tai Hung, John to introduce the different heart tests available and their purposes. If you have more heart-related questions, you are welcome to call 2117 0838 for inquiries. Service fees can be checked by WhatsApp at 5223 7997 or by directly contacting customer service via this link:https://wa.me/85252237997 For more details, please also visit the center's website:https://polyhealth.com.hk/
2025.9.29
Does not having symptoms of heart disease mean there are no heart problems? How can you monitor your heart health in daily life? Heart health generally requires close attention because heart problems often cause sudden death. Usually, we only seek examinations to find the cause when experiencing heart discomfort, but in fact, many heart problems can have no symptoms at all. Let’s listen to cardiologist Dr. Wong Tai Hung, John to explain which heart problems can be symptomless and how to be alert to them in daily life. If you have more heart-related questions, feel free to call 2117 0838 for inquiries.Service fees can be checked via WhatsApp at 5223 7997 or you can directly contact customer service through this link:https://wa.me/85252237997 For more details, you can visit the center's website:https://polyhealth.com.hk/
2025.9.29
Heart disease patients, pay special attention! What is the deadly RSV? A cardiology specialist will explain it to you! RSV, or Respiratory Syncytial Virus, is a common and highly contagious virus. Once infected, there is currently no targeted treatment available, so prevention is the only way to avoid the risk of RSV. Vaccination is currently the best preventive method. Older adults with chronic illnesses are among the highest-risk groups because their immune systems are weaker. If infected, their existing chronic conditions may worsen, leading to severe complications, hospitalization, or even death. Heart disease patients in particular should be especially cautious: not only are they more susceptible to infection, but the consequences after infection are also much more severe compared to the general population. Let’s hear from cardiologist Dr. Wong Tai Hung, John, who will explain why heart disease patients must be careful to avoid RSV infection. For more information on RSV prevention, you can contact us through the following channels: WhatsApp (text only): 5228 5870 Phone: 3970 8888 Email: csteam@humanhealth.com.hk Vaccine details: https://mall.humanhealth.com.hk/products/rsv *References: Press release from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Medicine: "CUHK Conducts Asia's Largest Clinical Study on Life-threatening Infections caused by RSV and Influenza in Hong Kong Adults and Elderly" Information provided by GSK Pharmaceuticals
2025.9.29