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Side Effects Of Soy Milk Intake

Sasa Milosevic, MD Nutrition & Dieting

Soy milk is a product in which casein from regular milk is replaced with soy protein derived from soybeans. It has been noticed that soymilk has beneficial effects on many aspects of human health. For example, it has been traditionally used for lowering blood cholesterol level, high blood pressure

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The Significance Of Increased Creatinine Levels

Sasa Milosevic, MD Urinary Tract Issues

Creatinine is a metabolic product of creatine, which is one of the most important energy sources in muscle cells. Therefore, we can say that creatinine is a product of muscle metabolism. Changes in creatinine levels can be caused by many reasons, some of which can be results of serious conditions

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Chest Wall Deformities: Causes And Treatment Options

Angelica Giron, MD Musculoskeletal Issues

Deformities or abnormal development of the chest wall are congenital abnormalities that can vary from mild to severe. They may be noticeable at birth or may become apparent later in childhood, progressing rapidly during puberty. There is a variety of chest wall anomalies, but the most common are

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Breast Surgery For Asymmetric Breasts

Angelica Giron, MD Beauty Care

Research published in the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery journal shows that young women who have asymmetrical or uneven breasts may experience negative emotional and mental effects. Although it is normal for some girls to have slight differences in shape, size or position of their breasts, some

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Tonsil Stones: Symptoms And Treatment Options

Dhruv Gupta, MD Lymphatic & Endocrine system

While it is postulated that the tonsils play a role in the immune system of our body (since they contain lymphocytes), their exact role and function is not yet certain. This is because our body's immune system continues to function in the same manner in the presence or absence of tonsils. Our

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Foul-Smelling Sneeze: Why?

Dhruv Gupta, MD Ear, Nose, Throat, and Dental problems

A sneeze is actually a reflex of the body that serves to expel unwanted foreign objects or irritants from the respiratory passage. In normal conditions, our sneezes do not have an offending smell to them, or even any smell whatsoever. If however it is noticed that the sneezes are accompanied by a

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Multiple Sclerosis: Causes And Risk Factors

Harold Gladwell, MD Musculoskeletal Issues

Multiple Sclerosis is an immune disease that attacks the brain and spinal cord (central nervous system) that causes significant disability in many sufferers. There are many theories on its cause, but it is agreed that Multiple Sclerosis is an autoimmune disease (the body's immune system fights and

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Excessive Production Of Mucus

Dhruv Gupta, MD Ear, Nose, Throat, and Dental problems

We never notice mucus until its production becomes a problem. In fact, several glands in our body continue to produce mucus throughout the day as it serves a number of protective functions. However, in certain situations like a chronic infection, allergy or an anatomic defect, this mucus production

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Numbness Of The Lip

Dhruv Gupta, MD Ear, Nose, Throat, and Dental problems

Numbness in the lips, particularly over an extended period of time, is a cause for concern and should be shown to a medical professional at the earliest. There are a number of reasons why such a condition could develop. Here are the possible causes: 1. Physical Trauma A severe physical blow to the