Women’s sensitive area is the most important part to be taking care of. Because of its sensitivity, it will be easy for bacteria to attack this part so women should always concern its cleanness and health. As an example of genital ailment, there is one kind of infection that is pretty common, it is Bacterial Vaginosis. Bacterial Vaginosis has become the known cause when female reproductive system suffers the infection. This infection is different from yeast infection or trichomoniasis, unlike the bacterial vaginosis, these two infections are not bacteria-based. Thus, the bacterial vaginosis treatment and its research have been conducted to help women to face and solve their problem.

Children and adolescent with diabetes should have the same social rights and opportunities as their peers without diabetes. They should not be excluded from any type of social activity because of their disease. They should be entitled to receive :

1. Adequate supplies of insulin.
2. Syringes.
3. Monitoring equipment.
4. Comprehensive care by a multidisciplinary team of health professionals expert in the care of childhood and adolescent diabetes.

For many drug  there is a range of plasma concentrations that is associated with a clinical improvement in the majority of patients. Plasma concentration of drugs are described as subtherapeutic and toxic, respectively. Plasma concentration in the high therapeutic range may be considered potentially toxic.

The therapeutic plasma concentration is not a marginal range that guarantees successful treatment without adverse effect. Some patient require only a low plasma concentration, presumably because of differences in disease severity, tissue sensitivity, or pathophysiology. A low therapeutic or even subtherapeutic concentration may be adequate for their management. This level usually cannot be predicted in advance.

Breast feeding provides a situation in which the suckling infant may become the unintentional recipient of medications taken by nursing mother. At first glance the problem might appear to be of some importance, since most drugs pass into breast milk to a varying extent. In addition, the young baby has several attributes that make him unduly susceptible to the effects of drugs. He has a low body weight. His kidneys and liver are immature, and thus his ability to eliminate drugs is generally less than his mother and accumulation may easily occur. Evidence of early toxicity may be masked by the obvious lack of symptomatology and the difficulty in interpreting nonspecific complaining behavior.