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Hello. What do you think about the sharp hyena?
Question answer:
The determination of the acute hysteria of the urea mouth is based on a combination of medical history, clinical performance and ancillary examinations. First, the patient has a history of high-risk sexual behaviour or sexual contact, as well as a pathologies in the mouth of the urea, which may be the first sign of sharp wetting. Secondly, in clinical performance, acute humid acetals may present in the urethromatic mouths a mild, soft, light red rash, wet surface, possibly haemorrhaging from touch, and gradually increase the appearance of a papilloma or vegetable form. Finally, auxiliary examinations include the beryllium acetate test, the organization of pathology examinations and HPV DNA testing. The test of acetic acid is determined by the observation of color change and whiteness after local acetic acid is coated; the tissue pathology is determined by the active detection of emptied cells with viral infections; the HPV DNA test is determined by the detection of HPV DNA in local skin loss. It is important to note that the above-mentioned methods of judgement need to be conducted under the guidance of a professional physician, and that self-determination or treatment may lead to misdiagnosis or delay. If you have any doubts, please call the doctor as soon as possible. If a patient is suspected or diagnosed with an acute hysteria, you can add a room, Jrsy 820 to a private consultation.
