Post Date December, 02 2023
Many times, in the face of people or things we don't like, we feel very angry and become particularly irritable. Being irritable can affect our physical health, hurt our liver, and hurt our hearts. Therefore, we need to know how to change our irritable temper. Changing our irascible temper and making us calm and handle things properly when we encounter them is irrational and harmful to us.
Irritability depends on personality, which depends on the environment. Environment has a subtle effect on the formation of a person's personality. A child, in the process of growing up, often sees his father beating and scolding his mother, and this child will largely learn from his father, following his father's old path, and developing irritable spleen qi. This tells us to learn more from and interact with good-tempered people, so that they not only tolerate our personality flaws, but also subtly affect us.
"With different contacts, our irritability will also change, and then the following methods can be used to achieve more significant results.".
A calm mind helps us improve our irritable temper. When encountering things, use your brain to analyze them and stay calm at all times. This will allow us to make the right decisions at the right time. There is a good way to help us cultivate a calm mind and a calm personality. That is, fishing. When fishing, we can think and enter a state of meditation, which will make us more calm. Of course, the premise is that we can bear it.
If necessary, wash your face with cold water. When we find ourselves becoming irritable, we might as well go to the bathroom and rinse our faces with cold water. This will calm us down and alleviate our irritable temper and irritable mood.
Finding something you like diverts your attention and serves as an indirect vent. Where our interests lie, they can make us feel happy at regular intervals. When happy things become happy, their irritable emotions are replaced. People who often feel happy can change their grumpy temper.
A reasonable diet in traditional Chinese medicine can also greatly help improve irritability. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that irritability is "good anger", and good anger is mainly related to the liver, but it is caused by liver stagnation and qi stagnation. Therefore, it is necessary to regulate the spirit and will through mental health preservation methods, coupled with a reasonable diet, and the effect will be more significant.
Impulse is the devil. How to change our irritable temper and let us stop being violent? There are always many ways that are suitable for us. Find the one that is suitable for us, and persist. I believe that our irritable temper will be well changed in the near future.
Why do men have cryptorchidism
Endocrine factors
"There should be sufficient motivation for testicular descent, which is to rely on maternal gonadotropins to stimulate fetal testicular interstitial cells to produce androgens. For example, when the testicle itself is defective, cryptorchidism occurs without a downward response to gonadotropins;" "Because testicular descent occurs when the concentration of gonadotropins in the blood is high, a deficiency of maternal gonadotropins can also lead to testicular insufficiency.".
Genetic factors
Some cryptorchidism patients have a significant family history, so genetic factors may be one of the causes of cryptorchidism. There may be other reasons for cryptorchidism. It is expected that with the continuous improvement of medical standards, these reasons will be clarified one by one, so as to find effective prevention and treatment methods to prevent the occurrence of this disease.
Anatomic factors
During the embryonic stage, the testicular frenulum is very short or absent, and it is not allowed to fully descend the testicle Adhesion between the mesotesticular membrane and the peritoneum prevents the testicles from descending "The blood vessels of the testis are abnormally developed, bent or folded, and are pulled from above to limit testicular descent." The blood vessels or vas deferens of the spermatic cord are too short. ⑤ "If the testicle volume is too large, the inguinal canal is too tight, or the distal end of the outer ring lacks access to the scrotum, the testicle cannot enter the scrotum." "The scrotum develops abnormally, and is too small to accommodate the testicles.".
How to detect cryptorchidism disease early?
1. All male newborns must be examined for cryptorchidism. The most accurate examination for children is leg flexion and sitting position. If children with cryptorchidism show signs of mental retardation, they should also be checked for related genetic and endocrine abnormalities. After 1 year of age, treatment with human chorionic gonadotropin can be used. If endocrine therapy fails, reliable surgical treatment should be performed at the age of 2 years, including free release of the spermatic cord, repair of the internal hernia sac, and fixation of the testicle within the scrotum. After surgical treatment, follow-up should be conducted once a year until puberty.
2. "After birth, babies should be checked for cryptorchidism, in order to make the examination of the child's bent leg sitting position the most accurate.". If there is cryptorchidism after birth, parents need not be anxious, and they can closely observe it, as there is still a great chance that cryptorchidism will decline by itself within the age of 1 year. If a child's cryptorchidism has not yet descended to the scrotum by the age of 10 months, endocrine therapy should be started.
"For patients with unilateral cryptorchidism who come for treatment after puberty, considering that the male hormones produced by the contralateral normal testis are sufficient to maintain normal male life, and that the cryptorchidism has lost its spermatogenic capacity and is likely to undergo malignant transformation, testicular resection should be performed as appropriate.". "For patients with bilateral cryptorchidism after puberty, it should be determined based on the specific situation, but at least one testicle should be fixed in the scrotum to maintain the source of male hormones. If the other testicle is difficult to be surgically fixed in the scrotum, it should also be removed.".
