HealthCare

Birth Control From an Islamic and Scientific Perspective     Birth control, also known as contraception and birth control, is a method or device used to prevent pregnancy. Over the past 50-60 years, the debate about birth control or population control has become a point of discussion on television, radio, the Internet, and various other platforms.  Ahmet and Abu Dawud, a man came to Rasulullah saw. "I have found a classy and beautiful woman, but she has no children. Can I marry her?" He said, "No." He came back to her, but she forbade him. He returned to him a third time, then the Prophet SAW said, "Marry women who are healthy and fertile, because I will have more of you people." This hadith says to stay away from indirect birth control and similar practices. Effects of birth control methods on maternal health It has been established that the use of birth control methods has a serious impact on the mother's health.  The female reproductive system is ...

Top guidelines for Childhood Obesity- Its symptoms and Causes   Public health is an important topic that is often neglected by citizens and politicians. We rely on government officials to find cures and solutions to our health problems, but we cannot see the source of these problems.  If we want to change public health, we need to look at the root of the problem and focus more on primary prevention rather than tertiary prevention.  Since most of our public health problems are preventable diseases, we must eliminate the causes to prevent them. Childhood obesity is on the rise and we are doing nothing. Of course, there are many efforts to reduce childhood obesity rates, but these efforts focus on secondary and tertiary prevention.  We focus too much on reversing the effects of obesity and not enough time on preventing obesity in the first place. If we educate our community about the health risks of obesity, we can teach them how to prevent it. We should target parents,...