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Diseases and Health Problems

I've been feeling a pain in the left side of my navel ...

It may be a problem of the urinary tract, but it is more likely that it is intestinal, you can look for a general practitioner himself, he will start your...

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Visible veins in the breasts: what can it be?

Visible veins in the breasts may be a sign of pregnancy, but in these cases, other symptoms, such as nausea, excessive hunger, frequent urination, and menstrual delay are usually present.Another...

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Is it normal for skipped veins?

Veined jaws in feet, hands, arms and legs is normal, because it is a physical characteristic of the person, often related to the proximity of the veins to the skin...

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Apparent veins and tingling in the face?

Need to see a dermatologist to evaluate your injury, this type of injury is diagnosed by viewing the lesion. are usually associated with some type of allergy or skin inflammation....

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Vein or artery on the side of the forehead became bulky. What can it be?

It's probably a vein on the side of the forehead that became bulky, because the arteries are deeper and are not visible as the more superficial veins, which lie just...

Diseases and Health Problems

VDRL gave 1/32 reagent, am I with Syphilis?

You need to take the examination to your doctor that he will have to ask for a specific confirmatory examination for syphilis, since VDRL can give rise to several diseases...

Exam Results

Is VDRL the same as HIV?

No. There are different tests: VDRL is a non-specific test for syphilis and HIV is for the detection of the AIDS virus.

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Is vasectomy reversible?

Yes. The vasectomy is reversible, being an act technically feasible and feasible.In cases of reversion with up to 10 years of vasectomy, pregnancy rates reach more than 70%; in individuals...

Diseases and Health Problems

Vasculitis has a cure? How is the treatment?

THE vasculitis has no cure However, the disease can be under control with the use of appropriate treatment.O treatment of vasculitis depend on the specific type identified and body location...

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Can varicose veins cause thrombosis?

Yes, varicose veins can cause thrombosis, because the blood flow slows down inside these dilated veins, which favors clot formation. This formation of blood clots within the veins is called...

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