Benefits of Fruit Longan For Health

Fruit longan is a fruit that grows in the highlands with temperatures cold weather and manifold red soil, but in modern times with genetic science longan can also be cultivated in soil brown or black or in the lowlands. Scarcity fruit longan make the price of fruit is slightly more expensive than other fruits, of course you all already know to be the fruit longan, now we do not have hard to find this fruit, because fruit market also has much to sell it, of course you also never eat the fruit of longan The right ?, do you know that actually this Longan fruit has many benefits, the nutrients and vitamins contained in fruit longan brings many health benefits. Indeed, if we do not yet know the benefits kelengkeng exactly we would often mengabaikkanya, and therefore the way drugs would like to invite you all to understand more what are the benefits of this longan fruit, ok just let us see what the benefits;

Longan Fruit Benefits

Longan fruit contains many essential nutrients such as protein, vitamins, and also good kandengan other compounds, longan fruit benefits one of which is for beauty, here are some of them:

• Eliminate scars on the skin, in the longan compound can effectively eliminate scars.
• Prevent premature aging, anti-aging content in longan fruit proved to be effective to overcome the various signs of aging are like fine lines and black spots on the skin.
• For the beauty of the hair, longan seed contains saponins in them, these substances biasadipakai as an ingredient in the manufacture of shampoo to keep hair beauty.
• Lose weight, fat content and calories in the longan fruit is very low, very tepet for those of you who are on a diet.
• Benefits of longan itself is actually a lot of lo, we can get various benefits of this fruit both from the leaves, seeds, and fruit, when viewed from the all the properties of the fruit longan is a lot, and therefore I'll explain a little important, yes, urainnya below for more details;

1. Anti-depressants

Longan has a calming effect, improves nerve function, overcoming irritation and reduce fatigue. Longan can also treat insomnia and other sleep disorders. 

2. Helps the heart and spleen 

By reducing stress and fatigue, kelengkengkeng lighten the work of the heart and spleen. Longan also can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke. 

3. Accelerate healing and extending life expectancy 

Fruit longan believed to accelerate the healing process and extend the life expectancy of this dikarenak in fruit longan contained polyphenol content that can mmerangi radicals in the body sehinggah damage to cells can be overcome, and keep in mind that the fruit longan also could prevent / reduce the occurrence of cancer. 

4. Blood circulation 

This is why longan can be used to prevent anemia. In addition, longan proven able to control the levels of iron in the body. 

5. Diet

Calories and fat levels of Longan fruit is very low at around 35 calories, so for those of you who want to implement the diet, can try other alternatives to the often consume these longan fruit. 

6. Energy source

It's almost the same number 5 above explanation, although fat and low-calorie, fruit longan contain complex carbohydrates that can be used as an alternative energy supply and increase your stamina. 

7. Prevent fever and flu 

This fruit is rich in vitamin C, including the fruit longan also contains vitamin C, so you must consume in order to prevent a variety of diseases that come when the immune system is again less fit, which is to protect the body from fever and flu / cold 

8. Skin health 

Healthy skin is skin that always appear bright and easy to dry, this can be overcome by frequent consumption of fruit longan, because it contains material anti-aging, whose main function is to prevent wrinkling of skin around the mat, miminimalisir damage and exfoliation and also can lighten skin color. 

9. Overcoming the loss of appetite, weakness and diarrhea affluent

Eat 60 grams of fresh longan, perform twice daily in the morning and evening. 

10. Amnesia, Mental Decline, anxiety (anxiety) 

"Tonic longan" (gui yan gao): 500 grams of fresh litchi fruit and 500 grams of sugar, bring to a boil in airhingga becomes thick. Drink each day of the spoon. Agency weak or repair the body after illness western consumption of 250 grams of fresh litchi fruit every day.

Longan Seed Benefits

1. longan seeds to treat snake bites

If you are bitten by a snake to neutralize toxins in order not to spread to the heart, you can try early treatment / first aid with mengurutnya with longan seeds, because the seeds kelengkeng in trust can absorb toxins due to snake bite and suck the poison.

2. Seeds Longan maintain healthy hair 

Surely you do not want it your hair quickly broken, dry and even easy to fall off, the natural way to care for your hair is to try to use seed longan for shampoo, because the seed longan contain substances saponin is the base material that is usually used to make shampoo 

3. Overcoming toes itch and purulent 

Take some longan seeds, roasted over the fire. Mash until smooth, spread it on the affected part. 4. Burns Take a skin or shell longan, grilled until charred. Finely crushed and mix with tung oil (Aleuritis fordii). Dab on the part and burn. 

5. Wounds that never healed 

Take a skin or shell longan, grilled until charred. Finely crushed and mix with olive oil. Apply on the injured area. 

Another benefit of longan fruit are as follows:

• Weak and lacking energy during pregnancy
• Healthy intestines
• Launched Various Diseases
• Peluruh Urine and Blood Circulation: The longan tree root efficacious as a laxative urine and blood circulation. 
• Anti-inflammatory and fever Silencer: The leaves of the tree longan efficacious as anti-inflammatory and fever reducer. 
• Eliminate Pain and Bleeding Stops

Efficacy Cloves To Health

Efficacy of CloveCloves or clove (Syzygium aromaticum) is native to Indonesia and has a variety of benefits, not only as a flavoring of food; also famous for treating various diseases. In European countries, clove is widely used as a spice in cooking spicy, whereas in Indonesia in addition to well-known to treat various diseases, clove is also used as the main ingredient of the typical Indonesian clove cigarettes. 

The following will explain some of the benefits of cloves to health, among others:

1. Overcoming Respiratory Infections. According to the professor from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City; Neil Schachter, MD: Cloves works as an expectorant. which can thin the mucus in the esophagus and throat. Tea contains clove can help overcome respiratory infections.
2. Treating toothache. The cloves can be used to treat toothache is clove flower. To utilization is, roaster 5 to 10 grains of cloves then pounded until smooth. Clove powder is then sprinkled on the aching tooth. 
3. Overcoming acne blemishes According to Cornelia Zicu (staff Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa), compound Euganol (known as a natural antiseptic for skin balance) contained cloves can be used to prevent acne and acne scars remove stains. 
4. Germs cleaners alternative compounds or natural antiseptic Euganol on clove beneficial to maintain the cleanliness of your goods. Clove oil can reduce bacteria or fungi present in the household items and prevent germs come back. The trick is to mix 1/2 scoop of clove oil with two cups of water and then spray it to places that are vulnerable exposed to bacteria or germs, such as the bathroom wall. 
5. Natural deodorizer clothing spicy aroma of cloves which would naturally cover up the odor, but it can maintain the freshness of your goods. One example of its use is for fragrance and refreshing on your clothing. The trick: keep some stem clove into your wardrobe and replace every 2-4 weeks, so that fresh aroma awake

Tips on How to Eliminate Acne Naturally

1.       How to Treat Acne With Egg White

To do that, separate the egg yolks and egg whites only grab. Whisk briefly and then apply to face and let sit for 15 minutes. The egg white will help reduce oil on the face that often causes acne.

2.       How to Treat Acne Acne With Toothpaste

One thing to note here toothpaste used were shaped pasta not shaped gel, Do almost the same premises both of the above. Apply toothpaste to acne and other parts around the pimples before sleeping. Let sit overnight / until the morning and then rinse with clean water.

3.       How to Treat Acne With Tomato

Fruit of this one other than good for eye health is also quite effective at removing black comedones (blackheads). The first thing to do is slice the tomatoes in half and rub over the face with acne and leave for 15 minutes - 1 hour and then rinse. and eat for treatment of in.

4.       How to Treat Acne With Aloe Vera

Caution Do not use the native tongue of the mouth of the crocodile yes, he ,, Take aloe leaf, cut into several pieces, peel the outer skin, apply at the emerging pimples, and repeat doing it this way every morning and evening. If you are patient enough, acne may be able to dry up and flake off for 3 days. Additionally aloe vera is also capable of removing stubborn acne scars. Once again the key is only one, painstaking. !!

5.       Treating Acne With Garlic

There are two options in using garlic to get rid of acne. First with two or more mashing garlic until quite smooth and then applied to the facial acne. Let stand for 10 minutes then rinse. While the second way is by eating one or more of garlic every day. Many say this is quite efekktif both ways, but for those of you who do not like the smell of garlic might be better to resort to the other. Do not worry there are many other natural ways which I will explain below.

6.       Treating Acne With Cleaning Face

Always cleaning face daily hygiene care of dirt and dust on the road. For we are always active and dealing with road dust, diligent cleaning the face before or after activity. As consumption from the inside, then multiply eat vegetables and drink water.

The fruit-containing water can be an alternative in treating the face of the deep. Because the contained in fruits and vegetables are believed to make your face more clean and radiant. 

Collection of Traditional Medicine to Eliminate Acne on Face Naturally

Your skin is your best friend, you love it and be proud of it, so you do a lot of care to protect the beauty of your skin. Until one day a pimple appears above your skin smooth, and suddenly you feel hate your face, you feel like the ugliest person in the world.

What do you do if you face a sudden breakouts? using chemical drugs that can be bought in pharmacies? using certain cosmetic products in order to disguise the small boil or use a natural remedy in the form of traditional herbs to get rid of acne bully it?

Everyone has a different way in treating diseases of the skin. In addition to the conservative and traditional, there are also several types of homeopathic remedies that are used to treat acne naturally. And for those of you who are interested in knowing how to cure acne naturally, here are 20 traditional natural remedies that you can use to get rid of pimples on the face permanently

1.  Apple cider vinegar

The main capabilities of apple cider vinegar is to kill the bacteria that cause infections in the face. Apple vinegar alkaline properties which are excellent in balancing the skin's pH conditions which in turn will inhibit the growth of bacteria.

Material:

• Unfiltered apple cider vinegar 
• Clean water

How to use:

First wash your face with clean water and dry. Then dip a cotton wool in vinegar and spread to an area of facial acne. Leave for 10 minutes then rinse your face with water until clean. Repeat this method several times a day. Use moisturizer afterwards if you feel that your skin becomes drier.

2.  Cinnamon and honey mask

Two of these ingredients does not seem suitable to eliminate acne because the honey is sticky and hot wood. When in fact cinnamon and honey are a couple very potent natural remedy to eliminate acne of the face.

Cinnamon has antimicrobial properties that can kill the bacteria quickly. And if the bacteria infect the skin already the honey is the right medication due to its nature as natural antibiotics.

Material:

• 2 tablespoons honey
• 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon (cinnamon)
• Paper towels

How to use:

Rinse your face with clean water then dry. Mix 2 tablespoons of honey with 1 teaspoon of cinnamon and mix well until it forms a kind of pasta. Apply the mask to the face and leave for about 10 minutes. Rinse taste and pat your face dry. Because the pasta is very sticky so use a paper towel to dry face.

3. Milk and Honey

Although some discussion refer to milk can cause the appearance of acne on the face, but many other studies also show the role of milk or yogurt that can get rid of acne naturally. Even Cleopatra queen of Egypt is famous for its beauty and the beauty of the skin because milk bath treatment he often did. This is because the acid in yogurt is antibacterial and fat can keep the skin moist.

Material:

• 1 tablespoon low­fat milk or yogurt (except skim milk)
• 1 tablespoon honey

How to use:

Allow the milk or yogurt at room temperature that is not too cool on contact with the skin. Mix 1 tablespoon of milk / yogurt with 1 tablespoon of honey. Stir until evenly distributed and then make the mask on the face until dry, then add it to your face until you feel a certain thickness enough.

Let this process lasts for 10­15 minutes. Then wash your face mask with a soft cloth in a circular motion that aims to get rid of dead skin on theface. After completion moisturise the face if your skin becomes very dry

4. Egg White

Egg white is the most natural way and the easiest to cure acne blemishes as well as eliminate stubborn acne scars. Egg whites contain proteins and vitamins are very high which is useful for building skin cells die quickly. Egg whites also absorb excess oil which means excess sebum can be minimized so that the bacteria is also more difficult to develop. To prevent skin becomes very dry, use a moisturizer after this natural acne treatment methods.

Material:

• 2­3 egg whites (separated by yellow)
• Bowl
• Duster

How to use:

Rinse your face with water and pat dry dry. Separate the egg yolks and whites. Beat the egg whites until frothy and let stand for several minutes. Apply egg white before use finger on the face as a whole and focus on areas with acne. Wait until dry and reapply as many as three to four times. Let stand for 20 minutes then rinse with warm water and dry with a soft cloth

5. Papaya to eliminate stubborn acne

Papaya fruit is one type of fruit that is widely used in beauty products today. The good news is you do not need to buy one by one the products to get the benefits. Sports itself and use papaya to treat acne naturally.

Papaya can eliminate dead skin cells excess lipid layer on the surface of the skin and make it look soft and smooth. Lipid is a general term for fat from which the oil formation. Papaya also contains an enzyme called papain which is useful to reduce inflammation and help prevent the formation of pus.

Material:

1 fresh papaya fruit

Use:

Rinse your face with clean water then dry. Mash the papaya flesh until smooth and then apply to face evenly. Leave on for 15­20 minutes then rinse your face with warm water.

6. Pasta Orange Skin

Orange has always been known to be very beneficial to the skin which can rejuvenate the cells and make the skin so fresh. Acne is caused by bacteria that infect the dead skin cells that clog pores, with vitamin C contained in citrus, the new cells can grow rapidly. Pasta orange peel that has been processed can be used to get rid of acne naturally

Material:

• 2 oranges
• Clean fresh water

Use:

Rinse face first with water and then dried. Orange peel puree using a blender or pestle and then add a little water and make a kind of pasta. After obtaining the ideal mix apply to face for 20­25 minutes. Rinse your face with clean water.

7. Tea tree oil

The benefits of tea tree oil has been known for a long time and are used as an alternative treatment. In general, tea tree oil is used as a medicine to treat skin especially acne. Tea tree oil works by dissolving the sebum and dead skin cells that prevent infection under the skin surface. In addition, tea tree oil also has anti­bacterial properties that can kill the bacteria that cause acne and prevent infection. This oil is used topically to the face and not swallowed.

Material:

• 1 small bottle of tea tree oil
• Clean water
• Cotton balls

Use:

Wash your face first and then dried. Dilute the tea tree oil by mixing it with water at a ratio of 1: 9 (1 drop tea versus 9 drops of water). Dip a cotton ball in the mixture and then apply to the face with acne.

8. Mix the strawberries with honey to treat acne

Honey and strawberries are the most potent acne natural cure and very easy to make. Strawberries have high levels of salicylic acid that can get rid of acne fast. Salicylic acid is the basic ingredient of acne healers are widely used commercial drugs. This acid works opens clogged pores and neutralize the bacteria so that the infection does not occur. Honey works by fighting bacteria that cause infections that may be in acne. Honey also acts as an anti­inflammatory.

Material:

• 3 fresh strawberries
• 2 teaspoons honey

Use:

First wash and dry your face thoroughly. Rinse and third destroy strawberries was then mixed with two teaspoons of honey until evenly distributed. Apply to face with acne, especially in the area for approximately 20 minutes. Rinse your face with clean water and dry.

9. Banana Skin for face mask

Besides the fruit which has many health benefits, a banana peel is also very good to get rid of acne. Banana peel contains a substance called lutein, a powerful antioxidant that can reduce swelling and inflammation and promote the growth of new cells. Rubbing banana peel to the face can reduce the discomfort often caused acne.

Material:

1 piece of banana skin

Use:

Peel the bananas and eat their fruit. Take the skin and then rub in a circular to the entire face. After all areas of the face has been rubbed, let stand for 30 minutes then rinse with clean water.

10. Aloe vera to treat acne

Aloe vera gel is often used as an ingredient in cosmetics to remove stubborn acne. You can save more by planting their own herbs in your home and begin using the resulting gel to treat the facial skin.

Aloe vera has anti­bacterial and soothing properties and is antiinflammatory,

aloe vera gel can reduce acne redness that has swelled.

Material:

Aloe vera gel to taste.

Use:

Wash your face thoroughly. Use your fingertips to pinch then apply aloe vera gel to acne on the face. Let stand for 20 minutes then wash and clean your face with water.

Tips: Clean your pillowcase

Technically pillowcases should be washed at least once a week. Pillows are the only materials that come into contact with your skin for approximately 6 hours each day. Pillows were dirty and rarely cleaned will make acne worse and more difficult to remove. Wash and dry your pillowcases once a week and drying pillows and bolster pillows your head so that bacteria can not live and grow there.

11. Mask sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) to remove acne scars

This substance is also called baking soda, as an acne medication, this substance is very remarkable in removing acne is mild or severe. Sodium bicarbonate has antideptik properties that can fight the fungus and bacteria and is able to drain the excess oil.

Material:

A box of baking soda

Clean water

Use:

There are two ways to make the substance sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) as a reliever acne that make a face mask or scrub. If you want to make a mask, a box of baking soda mixed with water to form a thick paste. Apply the paste to the face in a circular motion for 2 minutes. Let stand for 15­20 minutes and then rinse your face with warm water and pat dry.

To scrub, mix half a cup of soda banking with one­eighth cup of water. Apply the resulting paste to the face, then massage gently and slowly. After 5­6 minutes, rinse your face with warm water and pat dry.

12. Lemon juice

Not many know that the usual lemon juice drink it can be used to remove stubborn acne. The content of vitamin C in a glass of lemon juice is very good as skin nutrients. Likewise with nitric acid content in it that can help the process of exfoliation.

Material:

• 1 tablespoon lemon juice
• Cotton balls
• Yogurt (optional)

Use:

Rinse your face with clean water then dry. Dip a cotton ball in lemon juice and give yourself to the facial acne. If it feels sore, mix with a little yogurt.

13. Steam bath

Steam can help relieve acne by opening the pores and remove dead cells from the skin. If you do not usually use the usual steam facilities provided by many a gym, then you can vaporize face using simple materials below.

Material:

• 1 pot of boiling water
• Dry towel
• 1 large bowl

Use:

1 Boil a pan of water to boil and pour into a large bowl. The cool water for a few minutes before use. Once the water temperature decreases slightly, place your face over the bowl with a towel was placed over the head. After 10­15 minutes remove the towel and pat your face dry. Perform these tips once a day to remove acne and blackheads from the face.

14. Garlic cure inflammation caused by acne

Garlic is a natural remedy to treat cystic acne due to its anti­bacterial. Its use can be done in several ways, one of them with chewed or made as juice. If it is difficult, you can pound the garlic until crushed and mixed with water before drinking. Never apply garlic to the skin without the thin it first.

Material:

2­3 cloves of garlic

Water or aloe vera gel

15. Oatmeal

Oatmeal can help you eliminate acne from the inside and the outside. If you soak and cook the grain and use it as a face mask, the inflammation caused by acne can be reduced or the effects of redness caused by infection can be eliminated. For better results, add a few drops of honey into your oatmeal mask.

Material:

• 1 serving of oatmeal
• Water
• 2 tablespoons raw honey

Use:

Prepare oatmeal as usual (follow use instructions). Under conditions still hot, add two tablespoons of raw honey to the oatmeal. Let stand until the mixture becomes cold and then apply the mixture to the face. Do not apply to face while the mixture is still hot as it can cause burns. Leave the mask on the face for 20­30 minutes, then rinse with warm water and pat dry

Acne Facts

1. Experts believe that the main cause of acne is the increase in the blood levels of the hormone androgen.
2. Several previous studies demonstrate that susceptibility to acne also is genetic.
3. Acne treatment really depends on how severe and how often you experience it.
4. Acne can be aggravated by many other factors such as menstrual cycles, anxiety and stress, hot climate, cosmetics made from oil or greasy hair.

16. Sugar scrub

White or red sugar has the benefit of getting rid of excess skin cells that can clog pores. mix the sugar with honey, olive oil and water will create a sweet scrub that can eliminate acne of the face. There are many different recipes in making scrup made from sugar, following the one that we recommend.

Material:

• 1 ½ cup white sugar
• 1 ½ cup brown sugar
• 2­3 tablespoons coarse sea salt
• 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
• 10 tablespoon pure vanilla extracts
• 1 vanilla bean

 Use:

Mix 1 ½ cup sugar with 1 ½ cup brown sugar, add 2 tablespoons of sea salt and stir until smooth. If you want to add the vanilla bean, then peel it first had to add to the sugar mixture. Put 2 cups of mixture of sugar / salt / vanilla into a measuring cup and then pour the olive oil and leave it for a while.

17. Mask avocado and honey

There are many myths that developed in the community about acne one of them is eating avocados can cause acne because the fat content in it. Yet so far there is no concrete evidence that can prove the relationship between acne with avocado.

And even vitamins and nutrients in avocados can help dislodge stubborn acne especially if you include having sensitive skin types. Combine avocado with honey face mask will be very good as a natural cure acne.

Material:

• 1 avocado
• 1 tablespoon honey

Use:

Rinse the face first and then dried. Remove the avocado flesh and mash and stir together 1 tablespoon of honey. Mash the dough until it forms a paste and apply to face, especially in areas with acne. Let's face for 15­20 minutes then rinse with warm water and pat dry.

18. Potatoes

Potato is one type of vegetable that can be used to tame the stubborn acne. Potatoes are rich in potassium, sulfur, phosphorus, and chloride which can help remove stains interfere in the face. Potatoes also have high antioxidant which can nourish the skin and mendoron cell growth of new skin cells.

Material:

1 potato

Use:

Wash your face with clean water until moist face. Grate one potato and rub into your face for a few minutes. Allow the potatoes in the face for 15­30 minutes and then rinse your face using warm water, then dry

19. Drink tea

Many studies prove that green tea can help heal acne when used externally. Internal use is also called quite helpful but research has yet to provide concrete evidence as external use.

The study mentions antioxidants contained in green tea called epigallocatechin­3­ gallate, or EGCG. EGCG is proven to reduce the production of sebum, prevents inflammation and growth of bacteria on the skin.

Material:

1/2 cup fresh water

2 teaspoons organic leaf

Use:

Wash your face with clean water then dry. Keep the tea leaves in a clean mengkuk then pour fresh water into it and boil. Cool the mixture of water and pour the tea leaves had to container or spray bottle. Use by spraying to the face.

20. Refresh your face with mint leaves

Mint contains menthol, which works as an anti­inflammatory and natural pain relief. Mint will not cure acne but can help eliminate the effects of facial redness caused by acne as well as relieve painful swelling due to infection.

Material:

A handful of fresh mint leaves

Use:

Rinse and wash face with water and pat dry. Crush the mint leaves in a blender or mash until smooth. Rub mint had been pulverized into your face and let sit for 5­10 minutes. Finally rinse with cold water and pat dry

Natural Ways to Overcome Sore Throat

When the throat used for swallowing difficult, and feel tremendous pain, then maybe you are being exposed to strep throat. This occurs as a result you eat too much spicy food, extreme weather, fatigue and stress. From it you do not need to worry, there are several ways in dealing with a throat infection, anything? Let us consider together: Natural Ways to Overcome Sore Throat

Natural Ways to Overcome Sore Throat

Salt

Various studies on health concluded, that gargling with salt capable throat. Salt can also help to reduce the swelling of the throat. Take 1 teaspoon salt mix with warm water, then stir and use as a mouthwash. Do this repeatedly until your throat pain is reduced.

Disposable inhaler

Spraying cough in the throat will increase the production of saliva, so it will feel more wet throat and sore throat would be reduced.

Drinking water

Keeping the body hydrated and conditioned the way in reducing sore throat. Make your body to stay hydrated will make your throat moist, and the pain would be even gradually reduced.

Tea

Drink a cup of hot tea for a sore throat can reduce, choose black tea or green tea contains more antioxidants. You can add honey to add benefits.

Chicken soup

Consumption of chicken soup when the sore throat will be able to relieve the infection. Chicken soup contains anti-inflammatory that can reduce pain in the throat.

Keeping your body to stay healthy is very important, so that your daily activities are not disrupted. Always eat nutritious foods and do not forget to always exercise no matter how busy your daily activities. So and I hope useful.

Medicinal plants are efficacious treatment of Diarrhea

There are some popular herbs medicinal plants Indonesian community that is easy to use for the treatment of diarrhea, among others, are the leaves of guava, pomegranate, bitter leaf, bay leaf, mustard, leaf urang aring, saffron, crimson rivet, ginger etc. As some examples of herbs that are used as follows:

Guava leaves

Ingredients: 30 grams of fresh guava leaves, 20 grams of turmeric

How to manage material:

a) All the materials are cut into pieces and washed

b) Boil 3 cups of water until the remaining 1 1/4 cups

c) Water herb decoction filtered

How to use: Drink 2 times a day

Pomegranate

Ingredients: 15 grams of dried pomegranate skin, 10 grams of dry tea

How to manage material:

a) Boil all ingredients with 3 cups of water until the remaining half

b) Water herb decoction filtered

How to use: Drink 2 times a day

Bitter leaf

Ingredients: 15 grams of dried bitter

How to manage material:

a) material Boil 3 cups of water until the remaining half

b) Water herb decoction filtered

How to use: Drink 2 times a day

Bay leaf

Ingredients: 20 pieces of leaves, 60 grams of fresh green purslane, salt scukupnya

How to manage material:

a) Wash all ingredients thoroughly

b) Boil 3 cups of water until the remaining half add a little salt

c) Water herb decoction filtered

How to use: Drink 2 times a day

Sawi

Ingredients: 30 grams of fresh ground mustard, 30 grams of fresh earrings

How to manage material:

a) Wash all ingredients thoroughly

b) Boil 3 cups of water until the remaining half

c) Water herb decoction filtered

How to use: Drink 2 times a day

Urang leaf aring

Ingredients: 30 grams of fresh leaf aring urang, 30 grams of fresh kebo patikan

How to manage material:

a) Wash all ingredients thoroughly

b) Boil 3 cups of water until the remaining half

c) Water herb decoction filtered

How to use: Drink 2 times a day

Turmeric

Ingredients: 1 finger turmeric, betel lime taste

How to manage material:

a) Turmeric washed clean and then squeezed and filtered

b) Mix with a little whiting

How to use: Drink 1 tablespoon every day

Kesumba rivet

Ingredients: 1/2 handful of leaves of crimson rivet

How to manage material:

a) Wash material to clean

b) Boil 2 cups of water until the remaining half

c) After the cold filtered water stew concoction

How to use: Drink 2 times a day with a dose of 1/2 cups

Ginger

Ingredients: 10 grams of ginger

How to manage material:

a) Wash all of them clean, then baked with a small flame

b) Mash smooth and brewed with hot water to taste

How to use: Drink 2 times a day in warm

Collection Health Research Title

1. RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH MOM pre eclampsia EVENTS IN RS 
2. FACTORS RELATED TO EVENTS IN HOSPITAL retained placenta
3. DESCRIPTION OF COMPLICATIONS IN LOW BIRTH WEIGHT BABY NEWBORN IN RSU
4. DISTANCE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARITY AND PREGNANCY WITH POSTPARTUM BLEEDING EVENTS IN MOTHER DELIVERY
5. HISTORY OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS WITH HISTORY EVENTS pre eclampsia WOMEN DELIVERY
6. LIFESTYLE RELATIONS WITH PRE EVENT eclampsia DELIVERY ON MOTHER IN HOSPITAL
7. Oxytocin INDUCTION RELATIONSHIP WITH FETAL DISTRESS EVENTS
8. RELATIONSHIPS IN THE VILLAGE OF COMPLIANCE MIDWIFE PRENATAL CARE STANDARDS WITH EVENTS pre eclampsia PREGNANT WOMEN
9. PARITY RELATIONSHIP AND WOMEN gestation preeclampsia DELIVERY WITH EVENTS
10. PARITY RELATIONSHIP WITH OBESITY AND WOMEN EVENTS pre eclampsia DELIVERY
11. PARITY RELATIONSHIP, ANEMIA AND LABOR HISTORY retained placenta WOMEN WITH DELIVERY
12. RELATIONSHIPS AND BLEEDING ANTEPARTUM premature rupture asphyxia WITH THE NEWBORN IN RSU
13. Caesarean section LABOR RELATIONS AND HISTORY WITH BLEEDING ANTEPARTUM asphyxia
14. PREMATURITY RELATIONSHIP AND STATUS WITH ECONOMIC neonatal asphyxia IN NEWBORN
15. RELATIONSHIP STATUS NUTRITION WHILE PREGNANT WOMEN WITH EVENTS IN LOW BIRTH WEIGHT BABY MOTHER IN WORK AREA HEALTH DELIVERY
16. FACTORS RELATED TO THE PROVISION OF IMMUNIZATION HBO BABY IN WORK AREA HEALTH
17. FACTORS RELATED TO ANEMIA IN PREGNANT WOMEN EVENTS IN WORK AREA HEALTH
18. FACTORS RELATED TO THE OCCURRENCE OF DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN IN HEALTH
19. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC LACK OF ENERGY ON PREGNANT WOMEN
20. FACTORS RELATED TO THE PROVISION OF FOOD COACH ASI BABY 0-6 MONTHS IN WORK AREA HEALTH
21. FACTORS RELATED TO THE OCCURRENCE OF CERVICAL CANCER IN RS
22. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE TEEN ON ABORTION IN SMK
23. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANEMIA IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH 1-3 YEARS OF AGE NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN THE VILLAGE
24. Postterm PREGNANCY AND RELATIONSHIP WITH OLD PARTUS asphyxia AT HOME DELIVERY
25. RELATIONS AVAILABILITY AND AVAILABILITY OF TOILET WATER HEALTHY WITH EVENTS OF DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN IN THE VILLAGE
26. PARITY RELATIONSHIP WITH EVENTS AND Gemelli pre eclampsia IN RS
27. PARITY RELATIONSHIP MOTHER AND BABY WEIGHT perineum RUPTURE EVENT IN NORMAL LABOR IN PRIVATE PRACTICE MIDWIFE
28. EDUCATION CONNECTION WITH MOTHER AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN IN HEALTH
29. RELATED KNOWLEDGE AND SUPPORT TO THE USE OF HUSBAND intrauterine contraception acceptors DEVICES AT WORK IN THE HEALTH
30. RELATED KNOWLEDGE, EDUCATION, AND TRADITION WITH NON PERSONNEL SELECTION OF AID DELIVERY OF HEALTH IN THE HEALTH
31. RELATIONS WITH THE USE OF CONTRACEPTIVE INJECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF WEIGHT ON Menstrual cycle irregularity ACCEPTORS KB
32. RELATIONSHIP ENHANCEMENT OF WEIGHT AND CHANGES Menstrual Cycle WITH THE USE OF CONTRACEPTIVE IMPLANT ACCEPTORS IN THE VILLAGE
33. CHARACTERISTICS OF PREGNANT WOMEN THAT HAVE blighted ovum (BO) AT HOME DELIVERY
34. Oxytocin use of misoprostol AND EFFECTIVENESS IN HANDLING postpartum hemorrhage
35. FACTORS RELATED TO THE EVENT preeclampsia-eclampsia PREGNANT WOMEN IN RS
36. FACTORS RELATED TO EVENTS IN ADOLESCENT SMP Anemia
37. FACTORS RELATED TO EVENTS IN RSU preterm labor
38. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH WOMEN EVENT retained placenta DELIVERY
39. FACTORS RELATED TO THE PROVISION OF INFANT MILK FORMULA IN 0-6 MONTHS IN BPS
40. RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH WOMEN placenta previa DELIVERY
41. FACTORS RELATED TO THE CAUSE OF ANY postpartum hemorrhage IN RS
42. RELATED ANEMIA AND CHRONIC LACK OF ENERGY (KEK) PREGNANT WOMEN WITH LOW BIRTH WEIGHT EVENTS IN HEALTH
43. ANEMIA AND PARITY RELATIONSHIP WITH EVENTS IN MOTHER postpartum hemorrhage DELIVERY
44. Anemia RELATIONS WITH EVENTS IN PREGNANT WOMEN ABORTION IN RS
45. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOTHER AGE, PARITY AND WOMEN WORK WITH ABORTION INCOMPLETUS EVENTS
46. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARITY AND EVENTS preeclampsia preterm labor WOMEN IN GENERAL HOSPITAL DELIVERY
47. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARITY AND HISTORY EVENTS curettage retained placenta WOMEN IN GENERAL HOSPITAL DELIVERY
48. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARITY AND HISTORY OF ABORTION ABORTION WITH EVENTS IN PREGNANT WOMEN
49. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRE-eclampsia eclampsia intrauterine FETAL DEATH EVENTS
50. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REST OF PLACENTA AND HISTORY WITH EVENTS postpartum hemorrhage postpartum hemorrhage POSTPARTUM WOMEN IN RS
51. RELATIONSHIP OF BIRTH WEIGHT AND IMMUNIZATION STATUS WITH ACUTE RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS EVENTS (ISPA) ON CHILDREN IN HEALTH
52. RELATIONS WITH LOW BIRTH WEIGHT asphyxia ON NEWBORN
53. RELATIONS WITH HYPERTENSION OCCURRENCE preeclampsia-eclampsia PREGNANT WOMEN IN RS
54. Oxytocin RELATIONS WITH INDUCTION OF EVENTS atonic uterus mothers who have postpartum hemorrhage
55. Oxytocin INDUCTION AND PARITY RELATIONSHIP WITH THE OCCURRENCE atonic uterus mothers who have postpartum hemorrhage IN RS
56. Oxytocin INDUCTION AND AGE RELATIONSHIP WITH MOM ON MOTHER atonic uterus EVENT DELIVERY
57. DISTANCE RELATIONSHIP PREGNANCY AND COMPLIANCE WITH EVENTS EAT TABLET Fe ANEMIA IN PREGNANT WOMEN
58. DISTANCE RELATIONSHIP WITH MOTHER PREGNANCY AND WORK EVENTS IN GENERAL HOSPITAL ABORTION
59. CONNECTING THE EXISTENCE OF FAMILY MEMBERS ARE SMOKING AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN WITH EVENTS ISPA
60. RELATIONSHIP HISTORY OF EVENTS ectopic pregnancy ectopic pregnancy in MOTHER DELIVERY
61. Caesarean section RELATIONSHIP HISTORY AND PARITY WITH EVENTS retained placenta
62. RELATIONS WITH PARITY AND PREGNANCY ANEMIA EVENTS IN LOW BIRTH WEIGHT BABY WORK AREA HEALTH
63. OLD AND RELATIONSHIP PARTUS premature rupture of neonatal asphyxia WITH THE NEWBORN IN RS
64. Precipitate PARTUS RELATIONSHIP AND PARITY WITH WOMEN atonic uterus DELIVERY
65. RELATIONS WITH THE EVENT GIVING MAGNESIUM SULPHATE atonic uterus Maternity WOMEN THAT HAVE PRE-eclampsia-eclampsia
66. RELATED KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF YOUNG WOMEN CLASS X AND XI BEHAVIOR WITH BREAST SELF EXAMINATION (BSE)
67. RELATED KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE WOMEN CHILDREN AWARE OF FAMILY NUTRITION (KADARZI) WITH NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN
68. RELATIONS WITH THE KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES MOTHER CONSCIOUS BEHAVIOR FAMILY NUTRITION (KADARZI)
69. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CONSUMPTION OF TABLET FE Anemia PREGNANT WOMEN IN WORK AREA HEALTH
70. KNOWLEDGE OF RELATIONSHIP WITH ATTITUDE menarche menarche TEENS IN DEALING IN SD
71. RELATED KNOWLEDGE, EDUCATION LEVEL AND POSTPARTUM VISIT WITH CONSUMPTION OF VITAMIN A POSTPARTUM WOMEN IN WORK AREA HEALTH
72. RELATIONS WITH BLEEDING ANTEPARTUM asphyxia IN NEWBORN
73. SMOKING IN ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOR RELATIONSHIP WITH LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT IN SMK
74. RELATIONS WITH breech deliveries neonatal asphyxia
75. RELATIONSHIP PARENTING WITH EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN IN WORK AREA HEALTH
76. Pre Eclampsia CONNECTION WITH EVENTS IN MOTHER SECSIO cesarean DELIVERY
77. Pre eclampsia RELATIONS WITH EVENTS AND THE REST OF PLACENTA postpartum hemorrhage
78. Caesarean section AND RELATIONSHIP WITH PREMATURE BIRTH asphyxia neonatorum RS
79. RELATIONSHIP STATUS IN NUTRITION AND FAMILY WITH HISTORY EVENT dysmenorrhea dysmenorrhea
80. EDUCATION LEVEL RELATIONSHIP MOTHER AND DIET WITH NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN
81. AGE RELATED EVENTS AND PARITY WITH WOMEN postpartum hemorrhage DELIVERY
82. RELATIONSHIP AGE AND ANEMIA IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH ABORTION EVENTS
83. AGE AND PARITY RELATIONSHIP WITH CERVICAL CANCER IN WOMEN IN RSU
84. AGE AND PARITY RELATIONSHIP WITH MOM Maternity intrauterine FETAL DEATH EVENTS IN RS
85. PARITY RELATIONSHIP AGE AND WOMEN WITH PREGNANCY SEROTINUS DELIVERY IN RS
86. AGE AND PARITY RELATIONSHIP WITH MOTHER placenta previa
87. RELATIONS WITH AGE AND EVENTS preeclampsia POSTPARTUM BLEEDING IN RS
88. RELATIONSHIP AGE AND HISTORY OF ABORTION WITH PREMATURE PARTUS EVENTS IN HOSPITAL
89. RELATIONSHIP AGE MOTHER PREEKLAMPSI DELIVERY AND EVENTS IN PREGNANCY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT (LBW) IN THE CLINIC
90. AGE RELATIONSHIP WITH MOTHER AND HISTORY OF ABORTION ABORTION INCOMPLETUS EVENTS IN RSB
91. PARITY RELATIONSHIP WITH AGE PREGNANCY AND EVENTS Anemia PREGNANT WOMEN IN HEALTH
92. RELATIONSHIP AGE, PARITY AND KNOWLEDGE WITH DELIVERY Caesarean section DELIVERY IN CLINIC
93. DIFFERENCE OF POSITION AND HALF MIRING WOMEN SITTING ON DELIVERY OF ACCELERATION OF LABOUR IN STAGE II BPS
94. TECHNICAL DIFFERENCES AND WARM COMPRESS Massage Techniques LABOR TO REDUCE PAIN IN STAGE I BPS
95. DETERMINANTS IN MOTHER NOT weigh toddler POSYANDU
96. DETERMINANTS OF LABOR USE OF MIDWIVES VILLAGE IN AID DELIVERY IN WORK AREA HEALTH
97. DETERMINANTS PROVISION OF FRESH FRUIT CONSUMPTION IN CHILDREN IN POSYANDU
98. EVALUATION OF RURAL HEALTH POS (POSKESDES) IN THE HEALTH
99. FACTORS CAUSE OF LOW TEENS BEGINNING OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT SEX EDUCATION IN SMP
100. FACTORS TO REPLACE THE REASON FOR WOMEN WITH CONTRACEPTIVE INJECTION CONTRACEPTION PILLS IN HEALTH
101. FACTORS CAUSE INTERFERENCE BREASTFEEDING WOMEN IN THE VILLAGE
102. FACTORS CAUSE OF LOW EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING BABY UNDER 6 MONTHS OF AGE IN THE VILLAGE
103. FACTORS OF LOW COVERAGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN WHO VISIT TO-FOUR (K4) WORK AREA HEALTH
104. FACTORS OF LOW VISITS CHILDREN IN POSYANDU
105. FACTORS IN THE VILLAGE OF LOW USE OF IMPLANT
106. FACTORS RELATED TO PARTICIPATION IN THE ELDERLY POSYANDU ELDERLY IN VILLAGE
107. FACTORS RELATED TO EVENTS IN LESS NUTRITION
108. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE OCCURRENCE JAUNDICE NEONATES IN Hospital
109. FACTORS AFFECTING THE FEEDING BABY FOOD COACH ASI LESS THAN 6 MONTHS IN WORK AREA HEALTH
110. FACTORS AFFECTING THE LOW ACCEPTORS IUD IN THE VILLAGE
111. FACTORS AFFECTING THE LOW COVERAGE OF NEW FAMILY PLANNING ACCEPTORS intrauterine devices IN HEALTH
112. FACTORS AFFECTING THE LOW PARTICIPATION ACCEPTORS HUSBAND BEING FAMILY PLANNING (KB) IN THE VILLAGE
113. FACTORS AFFECTING THE LOW CONSUMPTION OF TABLET FE PREGNANT WOMEN IN WORK AREA HEALTH
114. FACTORS AFFECTING THE OCCURRENCE Pre Menstrual Syndrome (PMS) IN WOMEN AGED 25-35 YEARS IN THE VILLAGE
115. FACTORS AFFECTING irregular MENSTRUAL CYCLE IN STUDENTS
116. FACTORS THAT LEAD TO LACK ACCEPTORS KB CONDOMS IN HEALTH
117. FACTORS THAT CAUSE THE OCCURRENCE IN THE POSTPARTUM MOTHER mastitis in BPS
118. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OVERVIEW FACILITIES SERVICES IUD working area HEALTH
119. DESCRIPTION OF EARLY MOBILIZATION postpartum WOMEN WITH ACTION OPERATING EXPENDITURE Caesarean section lochea AND ACCELERATION OF WOUND HEALING OPERATIONS IN RS
120. DESCRIPTION OF METHOD OF KNOWLEDGE ACCEPTORS NON CONTRACEPTION CONTRACEPTION METHOD OF LONG-TERM LONG TERM IN THE VILLAGE
121. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS CAUSE ACCEPTORS IUD contraception NOT CONTINUE USE IN RB
122. OVERVIEW OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT FAMILY CONSCIOUS NUTRITION (KADARZI) IN POSYANDU
123. DESCRIPTION OF MENOPAUSE WOMEN'S SEXUAL ACTIVITY IN THE VILLAGE
124. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS - FACTORS AFFECTING THE MOTHER IN CHOOSING injectable contraceptive DEPOPROVERA IN THE VILLAGE
125. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS - FACTORS AFFECTING mothers weaned infants UNDER 1 YEAR IN THE VILLAGE
126. DESCRIPTION OF CERVICAL CANCER PATIENTS RISK FACTORS IN THE CENTER PATHOLOGY ANATOMY
127. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS CAUSE OF INFANT MORTALITY IN HEALTH
128. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS CAUSE premature rupture of membranes EVENT IN THE MIDWIFERY
129. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS CAUSE OF WOMEN DO NOT EFA PAP SMEAR EXAMINATION IN WORK AREA HEALTH
130. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS AGE FERTILE COUPLE WOMEN DO NOT USE CONTRACEPTION IN VILLAGE tubektomi
131. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS RELATED TO THE STATUS OF LESS NUTRITION AND BAD IN CHILDREN IN WORK AREA HEALTH
132. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS RELATED TO THE OCCURRENCE OF RUPTURE perineum NORMAL LABOR HEALTH
133. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE WEIGHT OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN HEALTH
134. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE MOTHER OF GIVING VITAMIN A CAPSULE IN VILLAGE
135. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE NURSING MOTHERS GIVE FOOD COACH ASI TOO EARLY IN THE VILLAGE
136. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE MOTHER DOES NOT CONSIDERING toddler
137. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE OCCURRENCE dysmenorrhea STUDENTS
138. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE EVENT OF PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN IN HEALTH
139. DESCRIPTION OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE EVENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN CHILDREN IN CHILD POLY Hospital
140. OVERVIEW OF EARLY DETECTION OF FLOWER GROWING CHILDREN AGED 3-5 YEARS IN ECD
141. DESCRIPTION hemoglobin (HB) DEVICES ON ACCEPTORS intrauterine (IUDs) IN VILLAGE
142. OVERVIEW CHARACTERISTICS OF MOTHER WITH DELIVERY IN VACUUM EXTRACTION Hospital
143. OVERVIEW CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN WITH PREGNANCY THROUGH TIME DELIVERY AT HOME DELIVERY
144. DESCRIPTION OF PREGNANT WOMEN WITH CHARACTERISTICS AND PRE eclampsia eclampsia IN THE MIDWIFERY
145. DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY CLASS OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN WORK AREA HEALTH
146. DESCRIPTION OF ROUGH MOTOR SKILLS IN CHILDREN UNDER THREE YEARS (toddlers) IN POSYANDU
147. DESCRIPTION WEIGHT GAIN ACCEPTORS contraception DEPO INJECTION MEDROKSI PROGESTERONE ACETATE (DMPA) IN BPS
148. DESCRIPTION OF FERTILE AGE COUPLE NOT FOLLOWING FAMILY PLANNING IN THE VILLAGE
149. DESCRIPTION OF NURSING TECHNIQUES IN NURSING MOTHERS IN POSYANDU
150. MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW 1 HOUR FIRST NORMAL NEWBORN BY MIDWIVES
151. MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW 6 HOURS FIRST NORMAL NEWBORN BY THE MIDWIFE IN THE MIDWIFERY RS
152. MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW ON STAGE III MANAGEMENT BY THE MIDWIFE
153. MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW OF BREASTFEEDING WOMEN IN RSU cesarean section
154. DESCRIPTION OF PREMATURE INFANTS PERAWATN MANAGEMENT BY HEALTH IN THE CHILDREN RS
155. DESCRIPTION OF MANAGEMENT PRE-OPERATION IN THE DELIVERY caesarean section
156. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE ACCEPTORS KB DEPO INJECTION OF SIDE EFFECTS medroxyprogesterone Acetate (DMPA) IN RB
157. DESCRIPTION OF MIDWIVES OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN ACTIVE STAGE III RS
158. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND MOTIVATION OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PRENATAL CARE IN HEALTH
159. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES ABOUT WOMEN CHILDREN Early Childhood Education
160. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE VILLAGE
161. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES ABOUT WOMEN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
162. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES ABOUT WOMEN STATUS IN CHILDREN NUTRITION POSYANDU
163. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF WOMEN THAT HAVE CHILDREN SUFFERING IN PULMONARY TB POLYCLINIC
164. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF YOUNG WOMEN IN ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY IN SMP N
165. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE WORKING CLASS HEALTH
166. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS
167. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN NEONATAL VISIT BPS
168. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN EARLY BREASTFEEDING
169. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE BLEEDING ANTEPARTUM Hospital
170. DESCRIPTION OF NURSING MOTHERS OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN postnatal period LACTATION IN HOSPITAL
171. OVERVIEW OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE MENSTRUAL DISRUPTION FOR USE SIDE EFFECTS KB INJECTION IN HEALTH
172. OVERVIEW OF KNOWLEDGE WITH BABY CARE LOW BIRTH WEIGHT AT HOME DELIVERY
173. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE ON ADOLESCENT MENSTRUAL CLASS 1 IN SMP
174. DESCRIPTION OF INFERTILITY infertile couples KNOWLEDGE IN THE VILLAGE
175. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE OF YOUNG WOMEN IN BREAST CANCER High School
176. DESCRIPTION OF ABORTION IN KNOWLEDGE OF YOUTH SMU
177. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MENOPAUSE WOMEN climacteric
178. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND ECONOMIC WOMEN WHO HAVE CHILDREN WITH DIARRHEA IN HEALTH EVENTS
179. DESCRIPTION CAUSE Gymnastics DO NOT PREGNANT WOMAN IN VIEW OF FACTORS AGE, OCCUPATION AND PARITY IN BPS
180. OVERVIEW OF THE ROLE OF THE MOTHER INFANT AND CHILDREN IN USE IN THE VILLAGE POSYANDU
181. DESCRIPTION PARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES Cadre POSYANDU
182. DESCRIPTION OF BEHAVIOR CLEAN AND HEALTHY LIVING IN HOUSEHOLD
183. DESCRIPTION OF NURSING MOTHERS BEHAVIOR OF BREASTFEEDING ON THE FIRST DAY IN RB
184. DESCRIPTION OF AID DELIVERY shaman NOT PERFORMED BY TRAINED IN THE HEALTH
185. DESCRIPTION OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN DIET BPS
186. POSITION OVERVIEW OF DELIVERY OF MOTHER INPARTU KALA II ACCELERATION IN BPS
187. DESCRIPTION OF MOTHER AND CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM IN HEALTH
188. WOUND HEALING PROCESS OVERVIEW WOMEN IN POST Caesarean section RKB RSU
189. OVERVIEW OF HEALTH SERVICES ABLE OBSTETRIC AND NEONATAL Basic Emergency (PONED) IN HEALTH
190. DESCRIPTION OF ATTITUDES AND ACTIONS ACCEPTORS KB TOOLS IN FIGHT SIDE EFFECTS CONTRACEPTIVE INJECTION (injectables) IN BPS
191. KPKIA PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION OVERVIEW OF PREGNANT WOMEN AND NURSING MOTHERS IN HEALTH
192. DESCRIPTION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF YOUNG WOMEN IN ANEMIA High School
193. DESCRIPTION OF LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE ASSOCIATED EVENTS FOLLOWING IMMUNIZATION (Kipi) IN HEALTH
194. Whitish RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PERSONAL HYGIENE IN YOUNG WOMEN IN CLASS X SMU
195. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NUTRITION KNOWLEDGE OF CHILDREN WITH NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN IN THE VILLAGE
196. GIVING RELATIONSHIP MP-ASI EARLY IN THE EVENT obstipasi 0-6 MONTH BABY IN THE VILLAGE
197. RELATIONS WITH THE USE OF KIA BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE WORKING MOTHER HEALTH HEALTH
198. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARITY AND AGE IN WOMEN WITH placenta previa Hospital
199. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE EVENT GIVING MILK FORMULA OF DIARRHEA IN INFANTS AGED 0-6 MONTHS IN HEALTH
200. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE Cadre POSYANDU AND TASKS WITH LOW INFANT IMMUNIZATION COVERAGE IN THE VILLAGE
201. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE POST NATAL CARE BREAST WITH ASI DAM IN WORK AREA HEALTH BPS
202. INTERFERENCE WITH THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STRESS IN WOMEN Adolescence Menstrual Cycle
203. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUSBAND SMOKERS WITH BABY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT (LBW) WORK AREA HEALTH
204. RELATED ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS: SHELTER, peers and PARENTS WITH ABUSE OF NARCOTICS psikotoprika addictives OTHER (drug) IN TEENS IN SMA
205. RELATIONS WITH HYPERTENSION GESTATIONAL asphyxia NEWBORN IN THE MIDWIFERY
206. RELATIONS WITH VISIT POSYANDU liveliness Cadre MOM IN INFANT AND CHILDREN IN THE VILLAGE POSYANDU
207. RELATED EVENTS PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN WITH VITAMIN A STATUS OF GIVING IN CHILDREN POLYCLINIC RS
208. LENGTH OF RELATIONSHIP WITH THE USE injectable contraceptive WEIGHT CHANGES IN DISTRICT
209. RELATIONS WITH LEARNING MOTIVATION OF LEARNING COURSE IN STUDENTS ASKEB II SEMESTER II D III ACADEMY MIDWIFERY
210. RELATIONS TRAINING AND ATTITUDES MIDWIFE WITH SKILLS IN AID DELIVERY IN HEALTH CARE DELIVERY NORMAL
211. RELATIONS WITH EVENTS ISPA BREASTFEEDING BABY IN HEALTH
212. RELATIONSHIP ON THE ROLE OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAM IN RESPONSE Cadre BGM CHILDREN NUTRITION IN HEALTH
213. RELATED KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE WITH MOTHER postpartum initiation EARLY IN Hospital
214. RELATED KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE TOWARDS GIVING MOTHER postpartum COLOSTRUM IN BPS
215. RELATED KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT POSYANDU Cadre Cadre POSYANDU WITH PARTICIPATION IN THE WORK HEALTH
216. RELATIONS WITH ATTITUDE KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN ON THE NAUSEA VOMITING KEHAMIILAN
217. KNOWLEDGE RELATIONSHIP WITH EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING IN THE VILLAGE
218. RELATED KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN WITH THE USE OF THE SERVICE BOOK KIA KIA IN WORK AREA HEALTH
219. RELATED KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HOW TO SUCCESSFUL BREASTFEEDING WOMEN EXCLUSIVE BREAST HEALTH primiparity working area
220. RELATIONSHIP OF KNOWLEDGE ON HEALTH CARE DELIVERY IN THE VILLAGE utilization in
221. RELATED KNOWLEDGE ABOUT TEEN sexually transmitted infections SEXUAL BEHAVIOR
222. RELATIONS PERFORMANCE LEARNING COURSE WITH CARE MIDWIFERY II SEMESTER III ACHIEVEMENT STUDENTS COMPETENCE IN PRACTICE CARE DELIVERY KALA II
223. RELATIONS WITH NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN IN THE EVENT ISPA HEALTH
224. RELATIONS WITH LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN IN THE PARK child - a child
225. LEVEL RELATIONS WITH ECONOMIC Cadre Cadre POSYANDU PARTICIPATION IN THE WORK HEALTH
226. RELATIONSHIP LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE AND ECONOMIC FAMILIES WITH PARTICIPATION Cadre Cadre POSYANDU
227. RELATIONSHIP OF KNOWLEDGE AND LEVEL ECONOMIC EVENTS FAMILIES WITH PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN IN RS
228. AGE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP WITH THE OCCURRENCE Pre Menstrual Syndrome WOMEN IN FERTILE AGE
229. RELATIONSHIP AGE AND EDUCATION LEVEL OF PREGNANT WOMEN WITH ANEMIA IN HEALTH EVENTS
230. CHARACTERISTICS injectable contraceptive SIDE EFFECTS IN THE VILLAGE
231. CHARACTERISTICS OF CHILDREN WITH PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN RS
232. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CHILDREN SUFFERING IN HEALTH ISPA
233. CHARACTERISTICS OF NEWBORN Postdate diruang Maternity Hospital
234. CHARACTERISTICS mothers who have COMPLICATIONS OF LABOR IN HEALTH
235. CHARACTERISTICS OF MOTHER WITH postpartum hemorrhage IN THE MIDWIFERY Hospital
236.  
237. CHARACTERISTICS OF PREGNANT WOMEN WITH ANEMIA IN THE VILLAGE
238. CHARACTERISTICS OF PREGNANT WOMEN WITH ANEMIA IN HEALTH
239. CHARACTERISTICS OF PREGNANT WOMEN WITH HIPEREMISIS GRAVIDARUM IN WORK AREA HEALTH
240. CHARACTERISTICS OF PREGNANT WOMEN THAT HAVE BLEEDING IN PREGNANCY TRIMESTER III ANTEPARTUM IN THE DELIVERY
241. CHARACTERISTICS OF MOTHER BREASTFEEDING BABY IN THE AGE 7-12 MONTHS EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING IN POSYANDU
242. CHARACTERISTICS OF NURSING MOTHERS THAT PROVIDE FOOD addition to breast milk (MP-ASI) IN INFANTS 0-6 MONTHS OF AGE IN THE VILLAGE
243. CHARACTERISTICS OF MOTHER WITH IMMUNIZATION NEONATES INCOMPLETE IN HEALTH
244. CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN THAT HAVE ABORTION BASED ON AGE, PARIETAS PREGNANCY AND DISTANCE IN RB
245. CHARACTERISTICS OF MOTHER weaning UNDER 1 YEAR IN WORK AREA HEALTH
246. CHARACTERISTICS OF CERVICAL CANCER IN THE MIDWIFERY Hospital
247. Seizures CHARACTERISTICS FEVER IN CHILDREN IN RS
248. NEONATES CHARACTERISTICS IN THE CHILDREN WITH asphyxia Hospital
249. CHARACTERISTICS OF SEX BEHAVIOR IN ADOLESCENT FEMALE PRE NIKAH IN THE VILLAGE
250. ANXIETY married couples with infertility PRIMER AT HOME DELIVERY
251. ANXIETY OF PHYSICAL CHANGES WOMEN AGED 45-55 YEARS IN DEALING WITH MENOPAUSE
252. RESUSCITATION OF THE NEWBORN WITH asphyxia BY HEALTH AT HOME DELIVERY
253. POSTPARTUM INFECTION PREVENTION MANAGEMENT IN THE MIDWIFERY RSU
254. INFECTION PREVENTION TREATMENT PROCESS IN AID DELIVERY BY THE MIDWIFE IN CLINIC
255. BABY MASSAGE TREATMENT BY BABY BABY MASSAGE shaman AGE 3-7 MONTHS IN THE VILLAGE
256. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ACCEPTORS KB PIL PIL SIDE EFFECTS OF ORAL COMBINATION (POK) IN VILLAGE
257. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT MOM multigravida ANEMIA IN HEALTH
258. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF OFFICERS OF EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS Drug Drug REHABILITATION OF ELDERLY
259. KNOWLEDGE OF HEPATITIS B IMMUNIZATION IN POSYANDU
260. MIDWIFE KNOWLEDGE OF NON-pharmacological LABOR PAIN PREVENTION IN THE WORK HEALTH
261. KNOWLEDGE AND COMPLIANCE IN PRIVATE PRACTICE MIDWIFE KALA I LABOR MONITORING USING partographs IN THE HEALTH
262. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE MIDWIFE IN WOMEN REFERRING TO MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT WITH DELIVERY OBSTETRIC DISEASES IN THE HEALTH
263. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE HELP shaman TRAINED IN LABOR IN THE HEALTH
264. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE HEALTH CARE PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS
265. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF PREGNANT WOMEN ON SEXUALITY IN PREGNANCY TRIMESTER III IN RB
266. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF PREGNANT WOMEN ON THE TABLET ADDED BLOOD (FE) PREVENT ANEMIA IN PREGNANCY IN BPS
267. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT TECHNIQUES OF PREGNANT WOMEN PRENATAL BREASTCARE, postnatal BREASTCARE BREASTFEEDING AND TECHNIQUES IN RB
268. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES ABOUT WOMEN POST Caesarean section EARLY MOBILIZATION AT HOME DELIVERY
269. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE TOWARDS primigravida EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING IN THE HEALTH
270. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES ABOUT WOMEN GIVING FOOD addition to breast milk (MP-ASI) IN INFANTS 6-24 MONTHS OF AGE IN THE VILLAGE
271. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT COMMERCIAL SEX WORKERS HIV / AIDS IN EKS LOCALIZATION
272. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT EARLY TEENS DURING PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN SLTPN Puberty
273. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF YOUNG WOMEN MENSTRUAL DISORDERS IN JSS
274. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT TEEN SEX IN SMU PREMARITAL
275. KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF CLASS I Puberty IN SMP SMP
276. SMU STUDENT KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT SEXUALITY IN ADOLESCENT AT SMU
277. KNOWLEDGE OF THREE CLEAN shaman TRAINED IN AID DELIVERY IN THE VILLAGE
278. KNOWLEDGE OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF CHILDREN IN CHILDREN IN THE VILLAGE
279. KNOWLEDGE OF CHILDREN OF TB LUNG HEALTH CHILDREN IN THE KIA
280. KNOWLEDGE OF HOSPITAL DELIVERY JOIN IN THE MIDWIFERY
281. KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN ON CAUSE OF DEATH IN NEONATAL HEALTH
282. POSKESDES KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE VILLAGE
283. KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN DANGER SIGNS OF PREGNANCY IN THE VILLAGE
284. BREASTFEEDING MOTHERS OF KNOWLEDGE DURING LACTATION CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES IN THE VILLAGE
285. KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE IMPACT OF NURSING MOTHER FEEDING BABY FOOD COACH ASI LESS THAN 6 MONTHS OF AGE IN THE VILLAGE
286. KNOWLEDGE OF POSTPARTUM DANGER SIGNS IN THE POSTPARTUM PERIOD OF MIDWIFERY
287. Primigravida KNOWLEDGE OF PREGNANCY IN BPS
288. KNOWLEDGE ABOUT FUTURE primiparous POSTPARTUM HOME DELIVERY
289. INCOMPLETUS KNOWLEDGE OF ABORTION IN THE MIDWIFERY
290. KNOWLEDGE OF DIARRHEA IN HEALTH
291. KNOWLEDGE OF BMS IN
292. KNOWLEDGE OF MOTOR TREND IN CHILDREN AGED 3-5 YEARS IN POSYANDU]
293. KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE CHILDREN FIRST AID FEVER IN HEALTH
294. KNOWLEDGE OF STIMULATION ON INFANT AGE 0-12 MONTHS IN THE VILLAGE
295. KNOWLEDGE OF THE MARRIED IN PREPARATION OF YOUNG PREGNANCY IN THE VILLAGE
296. Infertile couples KNOWLEDGE OF INFERTILITY IN HEALTH
297. FERTILE AGE COUPLE OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT CONTRACEPTION vasectomy
298. Primigravidas KNOWLEDGE OF ANEMIA IN PREGNANCY IN HEALTH
299. Primigravidas KNOWLEDGE OF SIGNS LABOUR SEMU
300. ISPA KNOWLEDGE OF WOMEN WHO HAVE CHILDREN SICK ISPA who went to PUSKESMAS
301. KNOWLEDGE ABOUT AGE AGE NUTRITIONAL NEEDS FURTHER IN ELDERLY POSYANDU
302. KNOWLEDGE ABOUT WOMEN'S PRE-MENOPAUSE MENOPAUSE SYMPTOMS PHYSICAL
303. KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE AID DELIVERY BY shaman in the region PUSKESMAS
304. KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, AND PRACTICES OF ABUSE OF PRISONERS drug
305. KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, THE MIDWIFE IN USE SKILL IN HEALTH partographs
306. ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOR IN ADDRESSING whitish PUBLIC SCHOOL
307. ATTITUDE OF SERVICE ANTENATAL PREGNANT WOMEN IN HEALTH
308. STUDY ON MOTIVATION FOR CHOOSING student MIDWIFE PROFESSION
309. PATIENT SATISFACTION LEVEL OF SERVICE BY KIA MIDWIFE IN HEALTH
310. REVIEW OF SIDE EFFECTS contraception in family planning acceptors PIL
311. REVIEW implementation INFECTION PREVENTION IN NORMAL DELIVERY CARE BY THE MIDWIFE diruang Midwifery RS
312. REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF MEASLES IMMUNIZATION IN POSYANDU
313. REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES PONDOK DEAR MOTHER (PSI) IN THE VILLAGE BADAK WORK AREA HEALTH
314. REVIEW breastfeeding (ASI) COLOSTRUM SECTIO Caesarea WOMEN POST IN THE MIDWIFERY
315. Seizures FEVER MANAGEMENT REVIEW OF CHILDREN IN THE GENERAL HOSPITAL
316. DISEASE MANAGEMENT REVIEW OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN AGE OF NON pneumonia 2 MONTHS - 5 YEARS IN HEALTH
317. MANAGEMENT REVIEW OF NEONATAL CARE CENTER ROPE IN GENERAL HOSPITAL
318. REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF FORMULA JOHNSON-TAUSAK INPARTU WOMEN IN BPS.
319. REVIEW CAUSE do curettage IN HOSPITAL
320. ANALYSIS OF FACTORS RELATED TO COMPLETE EXAMINATION OF PREGNANCY IN WOMEN WHO HAVE CHILDREN
321. ANALYSIS OF FACTORS RELATED TO THE USE OF TOOLS ON CONTRACEPTIVE PILLS KB acceptors
322. ANALYSIS OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE MOTHER OF ACTION IN SEARCH AND RECOVERY OF DISEASE TREATMENT OF PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN
323. ANALYSIS OF OCCURRENCE OF MEASLES IN CHILDREN CHILDREN
324. ANALYSIS OF OCCURRENCE OF DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN CHILDREN
325. ANALYSIS ON THE USE OF injectable contraceptive acceptors
326. ANALYSIS Gymnastics PREGNANT WOMEN IN PREGNANT WOMEN IN CLASS POSYANDU XXX
327. ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENCE BEFORE AND AFTER WEIGHT AFTER FOLLOWING INJECTION KB XXX (* PDF FILE)
328. COVERAGE PROVISION OF VITAMIN A POSTPARTUM WOMEN IN WORK AREA BPS XXX
329. EFFECTIVENESS OF INFANT MASSAGE THE IMPROVEMENT OF PREMATURE BABY WEIGHT
330. MASSAGE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RUPTURE perineum perineum
331. KANGAROO METHOD REDUCES THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PAIN ON INTRA-muscular injections ON NEWBORN IN RS *)
332. EVALUATION OF THE VISIT POSTPARTUM POSTPARTUM WOMEN IN WORK AREA HEALTH CENTER (LATEST)
333. NON PHYSICAL FACTORS IN CHILDREN EATING IN DIFFICULT ECD XXXXXX
334. FACTORS OF LOW VISITS CHILDREN IN POSYANDU
335. FACTORS OF LOW VISIT POSTPARTUM MOTHER IN HEALTH
336. FACTORS CAUSE choosing contraception vasectomy HUSBAND AND NOT choosing contraception vasectomy (QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS)
337. FACTORS CAUSE HUSBAND AND DO NOT CHOOSE TO CHOOSE CONDOMS CONDOMS (QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS)
338. FACTORS RELATED TO DO SEX IN PREGNANT WOMEN
339. FACTORS RELATED TO ANEMIA IN PREGNANT WOMEN EVENTS IN WORK AREA HEALTH XXX
340. FACTORS RELATED TO EVENTS IN ADOLESCENT Anemia (LATEST)
341. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH CERVICAL CANCER EVENTS IN RS (LATEST)
342. FACTORS RELATED TO THE ACTIVITY TEEN SEX IN SMA (LATEST)
343. FACTORS RELATED TO BREASTFEEDING AND WOMEN THAT HAVE PASI INFANT AGE 0-6 MONTHS IN WORK AREA HEALTH XXX
344. FACTORS RELATED TO THE PROVISION OF COLOSTRUM IN NEWBORN *)
345. FACTORS RELATED TO DECREASE SEXUAL MENOPAUSE WOMEN IN THE VILLAGE XXX
346. FACTORS RELATED TO PRE MENOPAUSE WOMEN IN THE VILLAGE XXX
347. FACTORS RELATED TO EVENTS IN ADOLESCENT Anemia (LATEST)
348. FACTORS RELATED TO THE OCCURRENCE OF DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN (LATEST)
349. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE OCCURRENCE OF RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS (ARI) IN CHILDREN
350. FACTORS - FACTORS RELATED TO THE OCCURRENCE INFECTIOUS DISEASE IN CHILDREN CHILDREN
351. RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE OCCURRENCE OF PNEUMONIA IN CHILDREN IN PUBLIC HEALTH (LATEST)
352. FACTORS RELATED TO EVENTS retained placenta DELIVERY IN WOMEN BPS (LATEST)
353. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE OLD PARTUS RS (LATEST)
354. FACTORS RELATED TO THE IMPLEMENTATION BY THE MIDWIFE IN HEALTH APN
355. FACTORS RELATED TO THE PROVISION OF VITAMIN A MOTHER ON POSTPARTUM (LATEST)
356. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING IN WORK AREA HEALTH CENTER (LATEST)
357. FACTORS RELATED TO THE ROLE OF THE ACTIVITY POSYANDU Cadre (LATEST)
358. FACTORS RELATED TO THE BEHAVIOR OF EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING BABY BREASTFEEDING WOMEN AGE 6-12 MONTHS (LATEST)
359. FACTORS - BEHAVIOR FACTORS RELATED TO CHOOSE THE BIRTH OF LABOR (UPDATE)
360. FACTORS RELATED TO SEXUAL BEHAVIOR OF YOUTH SMK
361. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH WOMEN perineum RUPTURE EVENT DELIVERY IN BPS (LATEST)