1 of 4 Women One Ask Doctor Buy Drug For Google

1 in 4 women have bought the wrong drug after they try to diagnosis their illness via internet. There is 1 of 10 such women suffer side effects of that action.

According to the study, half of the women had diagnosed theirself online and buy the medication without first asking doctor about the  medication. On same proportion, women also claim to be seeking treatment for their health problems before consulting doctor.

The reason, one of 10 women feel hesitant to discuss their health problems with family. They do not want any too much attention among family, while a third claimed to find an explanation about the disease from internet as a guide before go to the doctor. Even a quarter of women say they fear when speaking with doctor.

China prohibits Health Supplement with Sex, God and Eternal label

To avoid vulgar and superstitious impression, Chinese government would prohibit health supplements that use name of their product with sex, god or eternal. According to official Xinhua news report, as reported by Reuters, China's State Food and Drug Administration would prohibit health products that use vulgar words and related to superstition, such as sex, god, eternal, strong, magical, magic and amazing,

This new rule finally set, because for many years China has been hit by a series of cases involving the issue of quality in food and medicine, which worries many people.