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26-09-2025

What is gynecologic cancer? 7 early warning signs you should not ignore

Gynecological Diseases: The 5 most areas of pain

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Heart stroke: Signs, causes, first aid, and treatment

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Vaginitis: 6 Symptoms, 5 Causes, and 4 Treatment Options

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Is oral dental abscess in children dangerous?

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15-11-2013
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Tuberculosis in children: Typical symptoms and potential complications

Tuberculosis in children can present in multiple forms with diverse clinical manifestations and may lead to serious long-term complications if not diagnosed and treated promptly. Children with primary tuberculosis infection often present with fatigue, loss of appetite, weight loss, and low-grade fever in the afternoon, occasionally accompanied by episodes of high fever.
In addition, affected children may experience dry cough, sputum production, chest pain, and shortness of breath. Depending on the specific type of tuberculosis involved, the clinical presentation may include other characteristic symptoms associated with the affected organ system.
15-11-2013
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Congenital megacolon: Early signs of congenital megacolon

Congenital megacolon is a rare congenital anomaly. It is typically identifiable and can be effectively treated; however, delayed diagnosis may lead to serious and potentially life threatening complications.
15-11-2013
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How to prevent mouth ulcers in children?

Young children are particularly susceptible to mouth ulcers. Although the condition is not dangerous and may heal on its own within a few weeks, it can recur easily.
15-11-2013
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Endometriosis: Complications and treatment

Endometriosis is a condition in which endometrial cells are not confined to the uterine cavity but also grow in other areas of the reproductive system, as well as in different parts of the body. The disease is closely related to the menstrual cycle.
15-11-2013
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Leukemia in children

Leukemia accounts for approximately 25% of all childhood cancers and affects around 2,200 children in the United States each year. Fortunately, the prognosis for this disease is now highly favorable. With appropriate treatment, the majority of affected children achieve complete remission and remain disease-free without recurrence.
15-11-2013
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Congenital urinary tract anomalies in children require early treatment.

Congenital urinary tract anomalies are relatively common in pediatric populations. These conditions may lead to urinary tract infections, renal impairment and loss of kidney function; therefore, early detection and timely treatment are essential.
15-11-2013
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Eliminate breast cancer risk in 8 steps

Women should not assume they are immune to breast cancer. However, adopting healthy lifestyle practices can help reduce risk factors and partially prevent the development of the disease.
15-11-2013
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Hepatitis B in neonates

Among viral hepatitis infections, hepatitis B is considered the most serious. Both children and adults can be infected with the hepatitis B virus; however, neonatal infection is associated with particularly severe consequences and a high risk of long term complications.
15-11-2013
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7 common summer illnesses in children

In children, due to an immature immune system and reduced resistance, the risk of developing certain serious illnesses increases during hot weather. Therefore, equipping parents with essential knowledge on the prevention of common summer-related diseases in children is crucial.