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Agonizing Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
Given its length, diameter and proximity, a ruptured aortic aneurysm is catastrophic, having a mortality rate of 90 percent.
Schmorl Node Vertical Disc Herniation Pain
Historically considered clinically insignificant, Schmorl’s nodes can be an active symptom or cause of pain in some patients.
Do a few simple things for reliable weight scale readings. Stop things that point the needle higher.
Can You Get Rid of Eyebrow Bugs?
If your face has unwanted parasites, they may be temporarily eradicated with these solutions.
One problem with fad diets is the imbalance of nutrition. I’m losing more than a pound per week without dieting. Find out how.
Could You Have A Spinal Bone Infection?
Pyogenic spondylitis is a rare life-threatening condition primarily affecting adults in their fifties to be distinguished from vertebral cancers.
Why Pancreatic Cancer Symptoms Are Easy To Miss
Pancreatic adenocarcinoma cancer has a one-year relative survival rate of 20 percent. Pancreatic neuroendocrine five-year survival rate is about 60 percent.
How PAD is Confused With Diabetes
Peripheral artery disease falls under the cardiology specialty. Diabetes is treated by endocrinologists and nephrologists. How can diabetes be confused with PAD?
Your Life May Depend Upon Your Chair
Learn health benefits of ergonomic seating, which chair has best warranty, and how to refurbish a broken one.
Despite disposal of needles and diligent sanitation of most hospital surfaces, many patients develop secondary infections and medical complications.
Are Antibiotics Making You Sick?
What are reasons why taking an antibiotic might actually make us feel worse? Patients may experience fatigue and other adverse reactions from nutrient depletion.
Too much heat, either too quickly or over an extended period of time, may prevent our bodies from efficiently cooling through perspiration.
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