Medical tests: Biopsy. Symptoms, Conditions and Treatments Biopsy
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- I have severe heartburn , stomach heaviness , headache , vomiting and diarrhea almost daily. Gastrointestinal tests were negative . The emergency physician believes that it could treat Crohn 's disease . Instead, the gastroenterologist doctor said it was stress related .
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Should be evaluated by a doctor , performing tests such as colonoscopy and EGD . You can not ...
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- I have left blisters all over her face , elbows , forearms , scalp and pelvic region pain ... plus the back of the neck. Could be a plaque psoriasis ? Help me .
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This is not a description of psoriasis. This description is consistent with a rather extensive allergic reaction such ...
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- Wear with a headache for a month . I have anemia. Ulcers. An intragastric balloon . Joint pain . Extreme fatigue . I feel like I have the flu. I am 69 and just told me I have diabetes. I have not yet been treated for it. It really hurts the tailbone and hips.
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Given the details you provided , there are several explanations for their symptoms. The anemia itself may already ...
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- I made a NCV , they may not detect a damaged nerve the arms due to Guillain -Barré syndrome. My main problem is my legs but I have no strong numbness in hands and face.
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I understand that you are asking for a NCV ( Nerve Conduction Velocity ) . This test only ...
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- I have blisters on the hands, feet, neck, chest and rear. Very itchy, my skin becomes red and really itchy. This started very suddenly, I used to have a few points with some itching in the hands, but now my skin itches a lot and immediately I get much more points.
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There are many skin diseases that cause itching and blisters, including dermatitis herpetiformis (usually associated with celiac disease); ...
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- I have hives all over the body, they are red and irregular. It seems that I have dry skin, itchy and it's red.. I have them in the head, face, neck, arms, legs... everywhere.
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Rashes can be difficult to diagnose, even when we can see, touch, and (possibly) a biopsy. Without more ...
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