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I read about chronic atrophy.
Chronic atrophy is known as the “invisible killer” of the stomach. In a fast-paced modern life, stomach disease has become a common problem for many. Among them, chronic atrophy of…
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How about a low white cell and a low blood plate?
Low white cells and low blood platelets are common problems in the blood system, and a reasonable diet plays an important role in improving conditions. The following are some recommendations…
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Do you know about rheumatism arthritis? – C.
In clinical terms, we often encounter patients who ask, “Can my disease, rheumatism arthritis, be cured?” So first we need to know what is rheumatism arthritis and what is the…
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What about “sheep seizures”?
What about "sheep seizures"? An epilepsy, also known as “sheep epileptic”, is a chronic disease caused by an abnormal discharge of the brain neurons, resulting in a short period of…
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What about the gallbladder?
What's a gallbladder?The gallbladder is a small rise formed within the walls of the gallbladder, which is by its very nature anomalous growth in the parts of the gallbladder mucous…
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What about the white wind on the waist?
White fluents tend to appear in exposed places, such as hands, faces and necks, but also in unexposed places. Some patients have a white wind on their waists, they don't…
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What about silver crumb arthritis?
Silver crumb arthritis (Psoriatic arthritis, PsA) is a chronic inflammatory disease and is one of the more common complications among patients with silver crumbs (cavines). It combines the symptoms of…
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An article about “fat liver” in the medical report.
What's fatty liver? Fatty liver is a pathological state in which hepatic cells are overstretched. As a rule, the liver contains only a small amount of fat (about 5 per…
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What about lowering the plate plate?
Declining slabs, i.e. drombocytopenia, means that the number of slabs in the blood is below normal range (usually below 150 x 10^9/L). Declining slabs may lead to increased hemorrhage, such…
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What about the ovaries?
Decline in ovarian function, usually referred to a decrease in ovarian reserve function, may be due to a number of factors, including age growth, genetic factors, environmental factors, lifestyle, etc.…