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ABDOMINAL HERNIA: THE INGUINAL CANAL IS A COMMON SITE FOR THIS CONDITION THAT OCCURS DUE TO A WEAK SPOT IN THE MUSCLES AND MEMBRANES OF THE ABDOMINAL WALL. IF STRANGULATED OCCURS THEN GANGRENE TO THE TRAPPED AREA CAN OCCUR.
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ACUTE AND CHRONIC PANCREATITIS: THE DIAGNOSIS IS BASED ON CLINICAL PICTURE AND ELEVATION OF SERUM AMYLASE AND LIPASE LEVELS ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE ATTACK.
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ACUTE APPENDICITIS: CONDTION CAUSED BY A NARROW POUCH THAT IS ABOUT 3.5 INCHES LONG THAT EXTENDS FROM THE CECUM BECOMING INFLAMMED.
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ANOREXIA NERVOSA: SELF-IMPOSED STARVATION LEADING TO DISTORTED BODY AND A COMPULSION TO BE THIN.
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BULIMIA: CHARACTERIZED BY "BINGE" EATING FOLLOWED BY SELF-INDUCED VOMITING OR PURGING, USUALLY IN SECRET.
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CANCER OF THE LIVER: HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA
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CHOLECYSTITIS: ACUTE OR CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF THE GALLBLADDER, USUALLY ASSOCIATED WITH OBSTRUCTION OF THE CYSTIC DUCT.
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CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER: MENTAL CONFUSION, ESOPHAGEAL VARICES, GYNECOMASTIA, HOBNAIL LIVER, ASCITES, SKIN HEMORRHAGES, TESTICULAR ATROPHY AND EDEMA ARE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF THIS IRREVERSIBLE CONDITION.
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CROHN DISEASE: ALSO CALLED ILEITIS, REGIONAL ENTERITIS, OR ILEOCOLITIS AND IS A CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE THAT CAN OCCUR ANYWHERE BETWEEN THE MOUTH AND THE ANUS.
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DENTAL CARIES: OCCURS WHEN THE BACTERIA IN PLAQUE BREAK DOWN THE SUGAR FOUND IN FOOD CAUSING PRODUCED ACID TO DESTROY AND ERODE THE CALCIUM IN THE TOOTH'S ENAMEL.
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DIVERTICULITIS: WHEN FECAL MATTER BECOMES TRAPPED IN ONE OR MORE DIVERTICULA AND INFLAMMATION AND INFECTION CAN OCCUR CAUSING THIS DISEASE.
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ESOPHAGEAL CANCER: SYMPTOMS INCLUDE DYSPHAGIA, WEIGHT LOSS, RETROSTERNAL DISCOMFORT OR BURNING SENSATION.
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ESOPHAGEAL VARICES: THE SUPERFICIAL VEINS OF BECOME SWOLLEN AND TWISTED AT THE DISTAL END OF THE TUBULAR STRUCTURE BETWEEN THE PHARYNX AND STOMACH.
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FOOD POISONING: CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS, SALMONELLA ENTERITIDIS, AND STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS ARE BACTERIAL CAUSES.
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GASTRITIS: INFLAMMATION OF THE LINING OF THE STOMACH.
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GASTROENTERITIS: ACUTE INFLAMMATION OF THE STOMACH AND THE INTESTINES (USUALLY THE SMALL INTESTINES).
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HELICOBACTER PYLORI BACTERIA: CRUCIAL CAUSAL FACTOR OF PEPTIC ULCERS.
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HEMORRHAGE: THIS CAN OCCUR WHEN ESOPHAGEAL VARICES RUPTURE AND IS A MEDICAL EMERGENCY.
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HEMORRHOIDS: THE VEINS OF THE RECTAL AND ANAL AREA BECOME VARICOSE, SWOLLEN, AND TENDER AS A RESULT OF BLOCKAGE.
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HEPATITIS A: CAUSED BY "HAV" AND IS HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS AND IS TRANSMITTED BY FECAL-ORAL ROUTE.
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HEPATITIS B: THIS DIAGNOSIS IS MADE WITH DETECTION OF "HBsAG" and IgM antibodies in the blood.
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HIATAL HERNIA: THIS CONDITION IS DUE TO A CONGENITAL DEFECT IN THE DIAPHRAGM OR A WEAKNESS THAT DEVELOPS IN THE DIAPHRAGM, WHICH ALLOWS PART OF THE STOMACH TO PROTRUDE INTO THE THORACIC CAVITY.
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MISSING TEETH: THIS LOSS CAN ALTER THE BITE AND CAUSE SERIOUS DENTAL PROBLEMS LATER IN LIFE.
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MOTION SICKNESS: DRAMAMINE HELPS TO PREVENT AND TREAT THIS CONDITION.
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PANCREATIC CANCER: NEOPLASTIC CONDITION THAT NORMALLY OCCURS IN THE HEAD OF THE PANCREAS. MOST OF THE NEOPLASM ARE FROM THE EXOCRINE VS. ENDOCRINE CELLS.
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PEPTIC ULCERS: GASTRIC OR DUODENAL TYPES
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PERIODONTITIS: DESTRUCTIVE GUM AND BONE DISEASE AROUND ONE OR MORE OF THE TEETH.
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PERITONITIS: INFLAMMATION OF THE PERITONEUM THAT CAN BE LIFE THREATENING WITH PROMPT MEDICAL TREATMENT.
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TMJ: TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT DISEASE
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ULCERATIVE COLITIS: CHRONIC CONDITION OF THE RECTUM AND COLON WITH BLOODY DIARRHEA, CRAMPING, URGENCY TO DEFECATE, MUCOID STOOLS. RISK OF COLON CANCER IS HIGH.
