Causes of blood in stool
Blood in stool is caused by harmless conditions such as
stress, oily foods, and medicines to some serious conditions like hemorrhoids and
rectal cancer which can vary in colour from terry black, red, brown or even may go unnoticed to naked eye
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Motion Sickness
A feeling of uneasiness to a cold sweat,
dizziness and then vomiting during travel.
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Importance of urine analysis
Urine analysis is a simple procedure in which a small amount of urine is collected in a clean bottle of 5 to 10 ml and its quality and quantity is assessed for various health care problems usually done in clinics, laboratories, hospitals and other health care setups; it is very useful in diagnosing, screening, and treating of diseased conditions
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Drugs used in quitting smoking
These drugs are called stop smoking products. The drugs used are
nicotine patches, nicotine gums, nicotine sprays, nicotine lozenge,
Bupropion,
Varenicline
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Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal cancer also called
colon cancer or large
bowel cancer is that forms in the tissues of the colon that is colon, rectum or
appendix and the normal cells become abnormal and form more cells in an uncontrolled way resulting in abnormal tissue growth
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Baldness
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Tubercular meningitis
It is the
tuberculosis affecting the
meninges, the membranes which cover the brain. It is the common form of CNS tuberculosis. It occurs when the tuberculosis bacteria affects the membrane and fluid surrounding the brain and
spinal cord.
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Myths About AIDS
As the
HIV infection is widely spreading in the world and as with other diseases many misconceptions do exist with the disease among the persons in this world. As millions of people get infected worldwide the misconceptions have also evolved and have increased in that manner only.
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Medical Treatment For Hair Fall
Baldness, whether permanent or temporary, can't be cured. For hair loss medical treatments are available to which will help and promote hair growth and hide hair loss. In some cases hair may grow on their own or hair may resume their growth. It will all depend on the type of the
alopecia a patient is suffering. While baldness is difficult to treat medically whether it is permanent or temporary.
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Medications to treat cough
Cough medications can be classified as antitussives (cough suppressants) and expectorants (Mucolytics). Antitussives suppress to urge to cough, while mucolytics loosens the mucus of the
respiratory tract.
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