Health 2024, December

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The liver is a very unique body organ. The liver is the largest internal organ and one of the few organs that has limited regeneration capacity. The various functions of the liver, from eliminating toxins to aiding the digestive system, are very important for the body.

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Do you have a loose tooth that has been irritating you for weeks, but you're too afraid to pull it out? Do not be afraid! You can remove those annoying teeth without much difficulty. Using a few easy tricks, before you know it your teeth are already under the pillow waiting for the tooth fairy!

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If you have a high lump like a buffalo hump on your back, you may be curious about this condition and want to do something about it. This lump is actually a lump of fat which is often called a buffalo hump. Technically, this condition is called kyphosis.

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Abdominal pain is usually a temporary symptom and is mostly not a dangerous condition such as cramps, indigestion, or motion sickness. Although not dangerous, stomach pain is annoying because it causes discomfort that can prevent you from doing activities you enjoy.

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Although antibiotics are effective at fighting infections caused by bacteria, these drugs sometimes have unpleasant side effects for your digestion. Stomach pain is one of the common side effects of antibiotics. Fortunately, there are things you can do to reduce your chances of experiencing stomach pain while on medication.

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If not treated immediately, migraines can last from four hours to three days. Stop migraine suffering immediately by placing yourself in a migraine-relieving environment and trying various treatments or natural remedies that are believed to help deal with this throbbing headache.

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Liposuction, which is sometimes called body sculpting, is one of the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures worldwide. This procedure involves plastic surgery to remove excess body fat through suction with a special tool. Some of the most common areas of liposuction are the hips, buttocks, thighs, arms, abdomen, and chest.

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Lumbar hyperlordosis, also known as lordosis, occurs when the lower back arch in the lumbar area is too deep. Lordosis can be treated on its own by doing stretching exercises and some movements to strengthen your back and hips so you can maintain good posture.

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In the medical world, extreme joint flexibility is called hypermobility. People with hypermobility have a wider range of motion than the normal range of motion. To find out how flexible your joints are, do the Beighton test. Hypermobility is not a disease or a health problem, but it can trigger joint pain and increase the risk of injury.

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Do you have a friend, coworker, or relative who has autism? Autism (including Asperger's syndrome and PDD-NOS) is a complex developmental disorder that makes it difficult for a person to communicate, express feelings and thoughts, and interact with their social environment.

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Under certain conditions, the knee will feel comfortable again by creaking the knee joint. This method is an instant solution that is usually done, does not indicate a problem with the knee. For that, you only need to move your feet and apply pressure repeatedly to the knee joint with the correct technique.

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An adrenaline rush occurs when the adrenal glands pump a lot of adrenaline into the body in response to high stress or anxiety. You may experience symptoms similar to those of a panic attack, such as a rapidly increasing pulse and palpitations, sweating, or dizziness.

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Macular degeneration or age-related macular degeneration (DMU) is the leading cause of blindness in individuals aged 60 years and over. This disease affects the macula, the part of the retina that focuses on concentrated vision. People with DMU can still read, drive, and focus their eyes on faces and other objects.

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Alkaline phosphatase is an enzyme that occurs naturally in your liver, digestive system, kidneys, and bones. In most cases, higher than normal alkaline phosphatase levels are temporary and harmless, although some may be a symptom of a serious illness, such as liver damage, liver disorders, bone disease, or bilirubin blockage.

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A PICC (peripherally inserted central catheter) is a type of catheter, which is usually inserted through the upper arm. On the basis of medical regulations, only a health professional can determine when a patient's PICC is safe to withdraw. PICC removal is a quick procedure that should only be performed by an experienced doctor or nurse.

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Vitamins and supplements are an important part of many health and diet routines. Vitamins and supplements can be expensive, so it's important to make sure to stock up on them right away, to prevent your investment from being wasted. In most cases, you will need to store your vitamins or supplements in a cool, dry place, or in the refrigerator.

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Do you feel drained in the middle of the day and have to struggle to get work done? Or maybe you just need a little extra energy to finish the 10-page paper you have to submit tomorrow? There are many easy and safe ways to get energy quickly.

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Adequate vitamin D is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. Although many people get enough vitamin D from food and outdoor activities, you can take supplements if you live in an area where there is insufficient sunlight, have a vitamin deficiency, or want to make sure you are getting enough vitamin D.

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Based on data from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 735,000 Americans experience a heart attack each year, and 525,000 of them are experiencing it for the first time. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in both men and women, but recognizing the signs and symptoms of a heart attack early can prevent death and the resulting physical disability.

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Nausea is annoying. Everything seemed to go awry, the voices seemed to disappear, the body shivered, and the smell of food… needless to say. There are many natural treatments for mild or severe nausea, so you can continue with your daily activities with great strength.

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The body retains excess water for a variety of reasons, including too high sodium levels as well as dehydration, which triggers extra fluid storage in the cells. These cells can make your skin swell, and may cover up the muscles you've worked so hard to train.

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If you want to protect yourself from a disaster or tear gas fired by the police, you will be prepared to deal with the chemicals in the air with your own gas mask. While professional gas masks are much more reliable, making your own is an easy way to stay safe.

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Blood conditions that are too dilute can be fatal for patients who will undergo the surgery process, especially because blood that is difficult to clot will increase the patient's potential for bleeding during the operation. If you are a person with thin blood consistency but will soon have to undergo surgery, try to thicken it by changing your diet, lifestyle, and not taking drugs that have the potential to thin the blood.

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Globulins are simple proteins that exist in the body and their levels in the blood can be measured with the help of medical technology. If the levels in the body are too high or not in balance with the levels of albumin (another type of protein), the threat of several health problems is waiting in sight.

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Irregular spotting, also known as breakthrough bleeding, is normal for the first few months after starting a new prescription for birth control pills (commonly called birth control pills). Usually, spotting bleeding only a small amount of blood and often does not require the use of feminine products, such as pads or tampons.

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If you have red or yellow bumps on your tongue, you may have a disease known as transient lingual papillitis, which is also sometimes referred to as a "lie lump." Transient lingual papillitis can cause mild to severe pain. Apart from the sufferers who are mostly young women and children, in some cases studied in depth by doctors, there is some evidence linking this condition to food allergies.

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In this fast-paced, stressful life, we are exposed to all kinds of toxins. Unhealthy habits in the form of fast food, stimulants such as caffeinated drinks, and partying, are the things that keep us-humans-will resist the ever-moving pace of our lives.

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Cholesterol is a slippery, waxy, fatty substance (called a lipid) that circulates in your blood. Cholesterol is essential for maintaining the outer cell membrane, but it is also unhealthy if there is too much of it. High levels of “bad” LDL cholesterol are often associated with atherosclerosis, which is a condition where the arteries are full of fatty materials that can lead to a heart attack or stroke.

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It's just late afternoon and you're already very tired. You struggle to stay awake, but to no avail, and you don't know what to do to keep yourself from falling asleep at the wrong time. If you want to learn some ways to help you stay awake and have more energy, keep reading.

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The cause and use of hiccups is still unknown, but this condition can appear after drinking alcohol. There's really no official cure for occasional hiccups, but there are many home remedies that can stop hangover hiccups quickly and easily. Trying one or more techniques will usually solve your problem.

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If a friend or you has had an accident or has a health problem that requires wearing a diaper, it will take time for you or the friend to get used to wearing it. Make sure the diaper you wear fits your body. Take precautions when in public, when you have to put on a diaper, so that everything goes smoothly.

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Nausea is a common symptom of various conditions such as pregnancy, influenza, appendicitis, and even stress. Before you try to deal with your nausea, first pay attention to other symptoms you are experiencing and whether you need to see a doctor.

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Cortisol is a stress-causing chemical released by the adrenal glands. Although some cortisol is beneficial for survival, some people produce too much cortisol. If this happens, you may feel anxious, stressed and tend to gain weight. If you notice any or all of these symptoms in yourself, then you must take action.

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The need to cleanse the colon (large intestine) is based on the theory that undigested meat and other foods, drugs, and other substances or chemicals that we consume can cause a buildup of mucus in the colon. Over time, the accumulated mucus will produce toxins that circulate throughout the body through the bloodstream, eventually poisoning the body.

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Fluid in the ear is one of the main effects of middle ear infection, or acute otitis media (OM). This infection occurs when fluid (usually pus) builds up inside the ear and causes pain, redness of the drum, and possibly a fever. However, fluid in the ear can also appear after the infection clears;

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Chickenpox is a highly contagious disease caused by the Varicella Zoster virus. Symptoms are fever and an itchy, blister-like rash. In rare cases, other, more severe complications can occur, including bacterial infections of the skin, pneumonia, and swelling of the brain.

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Controlling blood sugar levels can be challenging. If you have diabetes (or you suspect you are), it is important that you keep your blood sugar levels stable, and you should consult your doctor about the best way to do this. However, there are a number of basic strategies for lowering your blood sugar levels.

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White patches on the teeth are caused by the loss of mineral content on the surface or tooth enamel. This damage is known as hypocalcification, and the white patches are called hypoplasia. Because it indicates damage to tooth enamel, these spots are an early sign of caries or the formation of cavities in the teeth.

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The forehead is part of the T zone, or the facial zone that includes the forehead, nose and chin. For many people the forehead is a problem area because it is so close to the hair, which produces oil. There are various ways to help you get rid of forehead acne.

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Thigh muscle injuries and strains are common, especially among athletes. One of the most debilitating and excruciating things from a sports injury is a torn calf muscle. The big problem with this injury is that it's hard to tell the calf muscles are just straining or pulling.