MandMs
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/ Bipolar Disorder on 11-03-2010 18:08pm
Repetitive hand washing, is most likely a symptom of an anxiety disorder, known as Obsessive-compulsive disorder.
This one, may coexist with the bipolar disorder in the same person.
This one, may coexist with the bipolar disorder in the same person.
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/ Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders on 11-03-2010 17:44pm
This ear sound or noise is called tinnitus.
In many cases, is not a serious problem, but if it is accompanied by hearing loss, or nausea, you may need a physician exam.
Sometimes, a constant tinnitus can precede a hearing loss.
If it has a rhythm of your pulse, it may signals even more serious condition, presence of a blood vessel widening, so cal... more
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/ Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders on 11-03-2010 17:26pm
Eczema, can be located in the ear canal, too.
One of its form is a wet eczema, manifested with swollen and moistened ear canal skin, causing itching, fluid drainage from the ear and very rarely, ear pain.
Very often, a bacterial infection can develop on the eczematous skin, making its diagnosis more difficult.
However, a chronic ear problem, is alw... more
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/ Ear, Nose and Throat Disorders on 11-03-2010 16:44pm
Hi! If your son has a history of chronic sinusitis, frequent nose inflammations, or allergic rhinitis, he may have a nasal polyp.
It is a non-cancerous growth, that is a product of frequently inflamed and swollen nasal lining.
Polyps, usually, appear at the middle part of external wall of the nose, since there are located most of the sinuses openin... more
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/ Urinary and Bladder Disorders on 11-05-2009 10:21am
I hope you were tested for diabetes, too, since frequent urination and night time toilet visits are one of the symptoms of increased blood sugar levels.
If you are really suffering from symptoms of overactive bladder, and you do not find the medications helpful, talk with your urologist for surgery or alternative treatment like injecting botulinum... more
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/ HIV and AIDS on 11-05-2009 10:12am
Enlarged swollen lymph nodes in few regions, or systemic lymphadenopaty , could be due to other virus, bacteria or parasites infection, as well as due to some inflammatory systemic diseases, malignancy or even as a side effect of using certain medications.
Negative HIV test after 6 months period of possible HIV exposure is usually excepted as a rel... more
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