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SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis! Alicia Reid and Ryan Reid. See SWNS story SWLSmum. A heroic eight-year-old boy saved his mums life by dialing 999 after she suffered a severe allergic caused by antibiotics. Ryan Reid called paramedics after noticing his mum Alicia, 27, was experiencing a serious case of anaphylaxis. Alicia, from Kidderminster, was left unable to breathe and talk after prescribed antibiotics caused an allergic reaction. She had a doctors appointment for a stomach pain and her GP prescribed her a new antibiotic after incorrectly diagnosing her with a UTI. / action press
Allergie-Schock

Ryan (8) rettet seiner Mama das Leben

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Hände halten Spender mit Creme von Dr. Vivien Karl
Wer braucht die Vulva-Creme?

Die Höhle der Löwen Intimpflege

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Nicole Müller sammelt Spenden via GoFundMe für den 13-jährigen Jannik, der einen aggressiven Hirntumor hat.
Teenager hat Hirntumor

Jannik (13) bleibt nur noch ein Jahr

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Frau lacht beim Lachyoga
Trainerin zeigt, wie's geht

Lachyoga ist albern? Ja - und es hilft!

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Sind Milchalternativen gesund?

Darauf sollten werdende Mütter achten

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Fröhliches Baby isst Gemüse
Kinderärztin warnt!

Diese Lebensmittel sind gefährlich

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Unfurchtbar durch Knutschen

Urologe warnt vor ungeahnter Gefahr

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Immer mehr Krankschreibungen wegen Kopfschmerzen: Doch ist daran nur das Handy schuld, oder wie kommt es zu dem Anstieg? Oben im Video sehen Sie, wie Experten sich die Krankschreibungen erklären.
Krankschreibungen explodieren!

Immer mehr leiden an Kopfschmerzen

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Story from Jam Press (Bone Cancer) Pictured: Ellie and boyfriend Max. ‘I was planning my wedding – then doctors told me I had 10cm tumour in my SHIN and life went on hold’ A woman was left in “excruciating pain” for months after doctors found a cancerous tumour in her leg – which was originally thought to be a soft tissue injury. Ellie Downes, 27, a police officer from York, UK, first started experiencing pain in her knee in October 2020. Seeking help from medical professionals, she claims to have been told it was a soft tissue injury that just needed time to heal. After “pushing” doctors to investigate further, she claims they said it was ligament damage and she was referred to a physiotherapist – who then recommended she ask for an MRI. The scan showed devastating results – revealing a 10cm tumour growing in her tibia, with a subsequent biopsy in July 2021 confirming it was cancerous. "When I first received my diagnosis, I felt numb," Ellie told http://NeedToKnow.co.uk . "It took months for reality to sink in. “I vividly remember being in hospital over Christmas and it just hit me. "Up until that point, I felt like I was just on a hamster wheel, not having the chance to fully comprehend what was happening. “Not for one minute did I suspect that my symptoms could be cancer. "I worried that I was just being dramatic and overcautious. “I didn't have any of the typical cancer symptoms like weight loss, fatigue, or bruising. "If I hadn't seen the physiotherapist, I would have just left it and not pushed the doctors any further. "It's quite scary when I think of it as if the tumour would have continued growing rapidly and could have snapped my bone from the inside. “This could have resulted in the cancer spreading and a terminal prognosis.” Doctors removed Ellie’s tibia bone and she underwent chemotherapy treatment immediately, meaning she didn't have time to freeze her eggs. Devastatingly, a scan in December 2022 conf
Schock-Diagnose vor Hochzeit!

Plötzlich steht Ellies Leben still

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Warum Frauen bessere Chirurgen sind

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CATERS NEWS (PICTURED L-R Rachel and Robin together in the hospital) The race is on to raise £300K for a potentially life-saving treatment for a baby boy with a rare and aggressive form of cancer. Robin Samuel, from London, UK, had just celebrated his first birthday when he was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma cancer after he woke up screaming one day in January. He was rushed to A&E where an ultrasound revealed a massive 10 centimetre diameter lump above his kidney and then transferred to Great Ormond Street Hospital. He immediately began chemotherapy and tests later showed the cancer had spread to his abdomen, pelvis, spine, and bone marrow. SEE CATERS COPY
Plötzlich schrie Robin nachts

Baby zahnte nicht - es war Krebs

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Minzöl, Massagen, Wärme

Sieben Hausmittel bei Kopfschmerzen

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Dehnen Sie sich auch schon für Ihre Herzgesundheit? Sollten Sie! Denn nicht nur Ausdauersport, nicht rauchen und gesunde Ernährung senken offenbar unser Herzinfarktrisiko, sondern laut einer neuen Studie auch regelmäßige Dehnübungen. Woran das genau liegt und wie sich unsere Testperson in sechs Wochen um mehrere Jahre jünger gedehnt hat, sehen Sie im Video.
Herzinfarktrisiko senken

Wie Sie sich um Jahre jünger dehnen!

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Frau massiert ihren Fuß
Form, Geruch, Farbe

Das verraten Füße über Ihre Gesundheit

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