Scientists advise parents:50% of children do not sleep for 8 hours continuously at night, changing sleeping patterns; That's not a problem

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                 Parents always complain that their children cannot sleep. They wake up after sleeping for a while. American scientists have answered this question through research. Scientists say that 50 percent of children up to 6 months of age do not get 8 hours of sleep a night.

Researched on 44 newborn

Scientists monitored 44 new born for two weeks to understand the sleep patterns of children. There were 22 boys and 22 girls. During the research, 50 percent of the children could not sleep for 6 consecutive hours.

Advice: Parents need not worry.

According to research, children's sleep patterns are changing. If children do not sleep at night then parents need not worry as their sleep patterns may change every night. Sometimes less and sometimes more.

The pattern of sleep was being

questioned when the newborn was 6 months old. He was given a diary. When the children had a long sleep for 13 consecutive nights, they had to write it down in a diary. 

The average mother’s response was that their baby slept for 6 hours for 5 consecutive nights. Only 3 nights he slept for 8 hours.

People are undergoing cosmetic surgery to take advantage of work-from-home masks, weight loss in Britain and increased nose surgery in South Korea

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                     If you think that good is getting worse and worse is getting worse in Corona, then you are wrong. Many people around the world have also found opportunities in epidemics. People from Bengaluru to Britain are taking advantage of working from home and masks to undergo surgery to improve themselves. Obese people in Britain are undergoing liposuction-like surgeries to reduce their abdomen. It has two advantages. First, they don't have to take extra leave and they are recovering from working from home. The second is that he can also hide the surgery from coworkers. Clinics claim that the demand for certain surgeries has increased by 500%.

Dan Marsh, a council member of the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, says he has all the slot books for the next nine months. Inquiries about liposuction have doubled since the lockdown, according to Paul Mall Cosmetics. There has been a 40 percent increase in stomach-lowering inquiries. Men are also undergoing surgery to remove fat from the chest. Its demand has also increased by 115 percent. Consultant General Breast Surgeon Ramachandran Prasad here said that recovery in breast reduction and tummy tuck surgery takes 4-6 weeks. Inquiries about breast reduction have increased by 520% ​​and breast augmentation by 110%.

 

On the other hand, even during the epidemic in South Korea, young women are doing more nose surgery. The reason is that they believe that if the vaccine is given this year, the mask will come off, so the current surgery is beneficial so that the nasal marks are hidden under the mask. It is worth mentioning that South Korea is called the global capital of cosmetic surgery. According to Gangnam Unni, the country's largest online cosmetic surgery platform, Rs 80,000 crore was spent on it here in 2020. The market, which is growing at a rate of 9.2%, could reach Rs 87,000 crore by 2021. Many people here have used the funds received from the government for this work. The data shows that the government provided Rs 95,830 crore, of which 10.6% was spent on such surgeries.

Opportunity in the epidemic: 3 surgeries in a week, now 3 in a day.

 “Until December we were doing 3 surgeries a week,” says Veppalapati. Performing 3 surgeries daily after 1st January. Hair transplants, rhinoplasty, body sculpting, fat reduction as well as Botox, fillers, and facial makeovers are in high demand