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Some Of The Common Causes Of Blood In Stools

Sunita Khatri, MD Cancer

Seeing blood in stools can be alarming for anybody. However, most of the times, the reason behind it is very innocuous. This is especially true when you notice small amounts of bright red blood on the toilet paper. Bright red blood means that the source of bleeding is somewhere near the anus and

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Lightheaded And Dizzy. What Could It Be?

Amir Shaban, MD Nervous System Disorders and Diseases

Last week I saw five different patients who came to the clinic because they felt "dizzy and lightheaded"; eventually each of them had different diagnosis. People use the word dizzy to describe different feelings. The first thing you need to know before you visit your doctor is what exactly you mean

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Pineal Gland Cyst Surgery Due To Migraines

Sunita Khatri, MD Nervous System Disorders and Diseases

The pineal gland is a small gland lying in the center of the brain between the two cerebral hemispheres. While the cerebrum controls the major functions of the body like speech, memory, thinking and movement, the pineal gland is responsible for the synthesis of a hormone called as melatonin, which

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Rectal Mucus Discharge Can Be Physiological

Irfan Tariq, MD Gastrointestinal Disorders

Mucus is a slippery and slimy substance for the lubrication of particular parts of the body. This greasy fluid is released by mucus membranes and glands. It is usually present in normal stools, but in quantities too low to be seen with the naked eye. Without mucus discharge, it would be very hard

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Surgery Recovery Time For Brain Surgery

Sunita Khatri, MD Nervous System Disorders and Diseases

Recovery after a brain surgery varies from patient to patient and is dependent on four factors: The patient's age and his general condition prior to surgery Site of the brain where the tumor is located Areas of brain that will be affected by the surgery Type of surgery done to remove the tumor

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Lumps Behind Ear

Sasa Milosevic, MD Lymphatic & Endocrine system

Various descriptions of lumps and bumps on the surface of the scalp, occurring under different circumstances, are quite frequent. They are more commonly reported in children than in adults, and they are usually not serious. Is Your Lump a Sign of a Serious Disease? Several factors need to be taken

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Survival Rate Of Bone Cancer

Sunita Khatri, MD Cancer

Bone cancer is the term used to define the cancers of the bone. They are generally of two types: Primary bone cancer: This is the bone cancer that arises from the bones. There are 206 bones in a human body and primary bone cancer can arise from any of them. However, the long bones of the arms and