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Most visual disorders arise from errors of refraction, or a failure of the eye to focus light properly on the optic nerve, which is a postage stamp-sized group of nerves at the back of the eye. The cause of these problems are misshapen eyeballs; either they are too […]
Yeast infection, or candidiasis, manifests in a wide array of symptoms, depending on the severity of the infection, where the yeast has infiltrated, and the immune system’s response. Common symptoms include the following:
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The most common form […]
The primary symptom of an ulcer is usually a gnawing pain or burning sensation in the stomach. Other symptoms can include nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, belching, or a noticeable increase in appetite (a sign of duodenal ulcer, one that occurs in the first stage of the small intestine). With duodenal ulcers, eating causes a temporary […]
Pain, oftentimes acute and severe, is caused by a single tooth or teeth or gums.
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Most toothaches are cause by dental caries (or decay), but a fractured tooth or a deep, unlined filling may also cause inflammation and pain of gums and teeth (see Periodontitis). Sometimes a toothache can be caused […]
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Fungal infections range widely in their severity and significance. Fungus is a form of plant life, often a single cell, which lacks chlorophyll. It includes yeast, molds, and mushrooms. Fungi are so ubiquitous that they are constantly in contact with the skin, mucus membranes, and tissues of the body. […]
The passing of abnormal amounts of gas through the anus, with or without discomfort.
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Intestinal gas is created when air is swallowed and makes its way into the intestine. Fermented foods and bacteria in the intestines may also produce gas, which is released through the anus.
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Flatulence occurs when imbalances exist […]
Typically, fibroids are symptomless, especially if they are small. However, a large fibroid can erode the lining of the uterus, resulting in heavy and prolonged menstrual periods. Large fibroids can exert pressure on the bladder, causing discomfort or urinary frequency; or on the bowel, causing constipation and backache. In some cases, a fibroid can cause the […]
Breast tenderness and the presence of cysts within the breast tissue, often manifesting just before and during the menstrual cycle. Eventually, the cysts remain in place, making the breasts nodular, with some cysts deep within the breast and others free moving near its surface.
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Cysts are fluid-filled sacs that appear in […]
A sudden and significant increase in body temperature, as measured by touch or with a thermometer. Fever is often accompanied by other symptoms, including pale, dry skin, sweating, cold chills, weakness, malaise, headache, and changes in breathing. There can be alternating conditions of dry, cold shivering and feelings of heat and sweating or combinations of both, […]
Headaches, irritability, quick temper, chronic constipation, nervous tension, and pain between shoulder blades, center of the chest, or right shoulder. For some, fever and chills manifest, as well.
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Gallstones are the principle disorder associated with the gallbladder. Gallstones are composed mostly of cholesterol and bile acids. They develop when the gallbladder […]