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Here you get information about blood types, common diseases such as high blood pressure, triglycerides, cortisol, earache, wound care and other diseases that the general practitioner can investigate, through the observation of the signs and symptoms you present or through performing some medical examinations.

Tonsillectomy: Surgery, Recovery & What to Eat Tonsil removal surgery, or a tonsillectomy, is only indicated when a patient presents with 3 intense tonsil infections within the past year or when treatment with antibiotics is not effective. Learn more about what this surgery entails, what recovery is like, and what to eat. Updated in 25/05/2022
Low Blood Oxygen Levels: 11 Symptoms to Look Out For Symptoms of low blood oxygen levels will start to emerge when there is insufficient oxygen reaching the tissues. Common symptoms include shortness of breath, fast breathing, increased heart rate, and confusion. Learn about the other symptoms of low oxygen, what causes it and what to do. Updated in 23/05/2022
Fibromyalgia: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition that causes pain in the whole body for more than three months. Symptoms can usually be treated with physiotherapy, acupuncture or medication. Learn more about how it is diagnosed and other treatment options available. Updated in 16/05/2022
White Phlegm: 6 Common Causes & What to Do White phlegm is generally a sign of respiratory infections or inflammation, like bronchitis, sinusitis or lung diseases, like COPD. It may also be caused by digestive issues, like acid reflux or a food allergy. See what the main causes of white phlegm are and what to do. Updated in 10/05/2022
Groin Lump: 7 Common Causes & What to Do A lump in the groin can be related to an inguinal hérnia, a viral or bacterial infection, or in more serious cases, cancer. It may cause pain, discomfort, redness in the area or fever. See what causes groin lumps and what you can do to treat it. Updated in 09/05/2022
Burning Mouth Syndrome: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment Burning mouth syndrome is characterized by a burning sensation felt in any part of the mouth, a metallic taste, and decreased saliva production. Learn more about what burning mouth syndrome is, its symptoms and how it is treated. Updated in 05/05/2022
Bumps on Tongue: 6 Common Causes & What to Do Bumps on the tongue can appear suddenly and resolve on their own. They are not considered to be a serious finding. However if they last for over 10 days and occur with other symptoms, you should see your doctor for assessment. Learn about what causes bumps on the tongue and what to do. Updated in 04/05/2022
How to Throw Up: 5 Steps to Vomit Safely (& When It Is Appropriate) The vomit reflex should only be induced when there is a medical indication or if you have eaten something that may have been spoiled and giving you an intensely upset stomach. ue não melhorou de outra forma. Learn how to vomit safely and the risks associated with frequent vomiting. Updated in 04/05/2022
Vitamin D Deficiency: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment Vitamin D deficiency is a very common problem that initially does not present with any characteristic symptoms. If left untreated, symptoms may start to appear like muscle aches, fatigue or muscle spasms. Learn more about the main symptoms of vitamin D deficiency in children and adults. Updated in 27/04/2022
White Spots on Tonsils: Causes & Treatment Options White spots on tonsils are usually caused by pus, and they tend to appear with bacterial infections. Treatment to get rid of white spots typically involves anti-inflammatories and, if necessary, antibiotics, prescribed by a general practiti. Updated in 22/04/2022

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