Is it harmful to eat food that is too hot?

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Experts advise against drinking water that is too hot.

An expert has warned that eating hot foods or drinking hot beverages may increase the risk of esophageal cancer.

Dr. Deborah Lee, from Dr. Fox online pharmacy (UK), says: It's best to let hot drinks or liquids cool down before eating.

Chuyên gia chia sẻ cách tốt nhất để ăn mì, bún, phở, liệu có còn ngon? - Ảnh 1. — It's a good idea to let hot drinks or liquids cool down before eating or drinking.

Whether it's soup for a meal, noodles for breakfast, or a steaming hot pot to enjoy with friends at the end of the day, you should wait a few minutes before eating. One doctor warned that eating food that is too hot can increase the risk of esophageal cancer.

According to Dr. Deborah Lee, although some dishes are best eaten hot, slurping them up while blowing on them to cool them down, you should still pay attention to the temperature of these dishes.

Dr. Deborah Lee warns that slurping down excessively hot food can affect the esophagus. Further details of this article will be available on the health page on May 6th.

Can a cavity that has been filled get a cavity again?

When you have a cavity, the most common treatment is for a dentist to fill it. However, in some cases, the filled area can become decayed again. The most noticeable sign is sensitivity in the filled tooth.

Tooth decay begins when bacteria in the mouth metabolize sugars and starches from food and turn them into plaque. This plaque is acidic and damages tooth enamel.

Răng sâu được trám có thể bị sâu trở lại không ? - Ảnh 1. — For various reasons, cavities can return after a filling.

Tooth sensitivity occurs when bacteria and acids erode the enamel and come into contact with the dentin underneath. If left untreated, tooth decay will continue to attack blood vessels, nerves, and the root canal. Eventually, the tooth will die completely and must be extracted.

To prevent this, the dentist will fill the decayed tooth. The filling process begins with cleaning and removing plaque from the cavity using a dental drill, then filling the cavity with a mixture of amalgam, composite, or glass ionomer. Readers can find more information on this topic in the health section of May 6th.

The young man nearly died after a sneeze caused him to suffer a stroke and lose consciousness.

An American student nearly lost his life after a sneeze triggered a stroke. Just before losing consciousness, he managed to call his mother and girlfriend for help.

Chàng trai suýt chết sau khi hắt hơi gây đột quỵ não, bất tỉnh - Ảnh 1. — An American student nearly lost his life after a sneeze caused a stroke.

Sam Messina, a student at the University of Alabama (USA), recounted the terrifying moment: After sneezing, he saw blood coming from his nostril. He was terrified: "My brain almost exploded and blood gushed from my nose. I thought I was going to die."

After regaining consciousness, the patient experienced tingling in his hands and blurred vision, at which point the doctors realized he had suffered a brain hemorrhage.

Following emergency surgery, doctors conducted further tests and discovered that Sam had arteriovenous malformation (AVM), a neurological condition that causes a disorder of the blood vessels connecting arteries and veins in the brain. Start your day with health news to read more in this article!