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Hematochezia, or simply known as rectal bleeding, does not always denote that there is bleeding from the rectum or the anus. Blood that comes from the rectus is usually associated from anywhere in that gastrointestinal (GI) tract, but mainly the lower GI tract, particularly the large intestine, rectum and anus. The blood is least likely […]
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Poison sumac (Toxicodendron vernix) is a poisonous plant that is present in wetlands. Its leaves, stem, roots, flowers and berries all contain the oily, sticky urushiol resin. It is the urushiol resin that causes the irritation to the skin or contact dermatitis. Upon direct or indirect contact with urushiol, it causes an allergic reaction to
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The inflammation of the tonsils is called tonsillitis. It is characterized by the reddening and enlargement of the tonsils with a white to yellow coating. The distinctive feature of tonsillitis, aside from the inflamed tonsils, is the “rocks in the mouth” voice. The tonsils are actually lymph nodes that are found at the top of
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Angina is often a symptom of an underlying heart problem and is not a disease in itself. It is defined as the feeling of chest pain or discomfort that is due to the lack of oxygen-rich blood reaching the muscles of the heart. The feeling may be present only the chest but can also radiate
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Fireworks injuries include minor burns, wounds, injured fingers, and eye injuries. The use of fireworks is especially common during New Year’s Eve and Independence Day, however, they have always been used in many other celebrations, but its safety is not always guaranteed to the users and its audience. Thus, it is generally recommended to learn
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The loss of muscle function is considered a medical emergency. It is when the muscle does not work or move normally. Loss of muscle function is typically caused by a disease of the muscle itself (myopathy) or a disease of the nervous system. The specific conditions that can cause loss of muscle function will be
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