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Dark nails, what can it be?

Dark nails may be the result of fungal infections, the onychomycosis, which are the most common cause of dark nails. Nails can also become dark due to local knocks (traumas)...

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Can yellowish nails be a sign of disease?

Yes, yellowish nails can be a sign of some diseases and health problems, such as hepatitis C, ringworm, poor circulation, diabetes, asthma, bronchitis and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).However, having...

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A week before menstruation is at risk of becoming pregnant?

Probably not.

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A person in my family is having problems ...

You have to convince him to go to the doctor and get help for whatever is going on, but the decision is for that person, no one can take anyone's...

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Can a person with pulmonary emphysema operate heart?

For this surgery will be performed a preoperative evaluation, this evaluation is that will tell whether it is possible or not to operate. In addition to the preoperative evaluation, the...

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Can a woman ovulate without menstruating?

No, a woman can not ovulate without menstruating because menstruation and ovulation depend on each other and can not happen separately. When the woman menstruates, it is as if the...

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Can a hernia return after surgery?

Yes, a hernia can return after surgery, although the risk is small.Depending on the surgical technique used, the anatomical characteristics of the person and the type of activity performed, there...

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Can a hernia burst?

Yes, a hernia can burst as a consequence of a hernia strangling. The strangulation occurs when the hernia gets stuck in the opening that allowed its extravasation, hindering the back-and-forth...

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A rib seems to be growing, is it possible?

A rib is growing is unlikely. What can cause an increase in the bone region or in your cartilage is the appearance of tumors. Tumors occur due to disordered multiplication...

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A tumor left the side of the vagina, what should it be?

Bartolinitis is most likely (inflammation in Bartolin's gland), need to go to the gynecologist.

Is Zyprexa a more effective antipsychotic than Risperidone?

Ringing in the ear: what can it be?

Tinnitus and pressure on the head: what can it be?

Is Zika healing? What is the treatment?