Abstract
Chronic diseases are diseases with insidious onset, prolonged duration, and intractability and are associated with complex etiology and multiple morbidities, including hypertension, obesity, liver disease, kidney disease, cancer, cardiovascular disease, and chronic lung disease. For patients with chronic diseases, although the cause of the disease is not in the spleen and stomach, medication or further development of the disease will affect the function of the spleen and stomach disorders, leading to worsening of the disease. In this article, ultrasound is used to detect health disorders of the spleen and stomach. Patients should eat a light diet and exercise more. Elderly patients can increase abdominal massage and other health care. It should be emphasized that the prevalence of chronic diseases is not lower in people with high education or high economic income but is closely related to people's daily living habits; secondly, we should enhance physical exercise and advocate annual physical examination. Finally, we need to develop different measures according to different regions to prevent and treat chronic diseases and give timely feedback to the interventions. New preventive and curative measures are given in time to improve public health.
Highlights
Chronic diseases are diseases with insidious onset and long duration, are difficult to cure, have complex causes, and are associated with multiple morbidities, including hypertension, obesity, liver disease, kidney disease, cancer, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, and chronic lung disease [1]. e World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that, in the 10 years, approximately 388 million deaths worldwide will be due to chronic diseases, of which 80 million will be Chinese, and the economically active age group will be the majority of the population
In patients with chronic diseases, the cause is not in the spleen or stomach, but medicines and the progression of the disease affect the function of the spleen and stomach diseases, leading to a worsening of the disease
It should be stressed that the prevalence of chronic diseases in people with higher education or high economic incomes is not low but is closely linked to people’s daily living habits
Summary
Chronic diseases are diseases with insidious onset and long duration, are difficult to cure, have complex causes, and are associated with multiple morbidities, including hypertension, obesity, liver disease, kidney disease, cancer, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, and chronic lung disease [1]. e World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that, in the 10 years, approximately 388 million deaths worldwide will be due to chronic diseases, of which 80 million will be Chinese, and the economically active age group will be the majority of the population. E World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that, in the 10 years, approximately 388 million deaths worldwide will be due to chronic diseases, of which 80 million will be Chinese, and the economically active age group will be the majority of the population. E progress report on disease prevention and control states that the incidence of chronic diseases in China is increasing rapidly, with cardiovascular disease, cancer, and other chronic diseases being the leading causes of death, accounting for 86.6% of all deaths in China [3], and that the mortality rate from chronic diseases in these countries is higher than that in some high-income countries. Adipositis is a risk factor for many chronic noninfectious diseases, so it is important to work actively to prevent obesity. New preventive and therapeutic measures to improve public health are being taken in good time
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