...prostate for swelling and/or enlargement. Swab tests for urethral discharge or urine. To determine underlying conditions such as STIs/STDs (sexually transmitted infections/diseases) and urinary tract infections. A swab of discharge...
...of the Eustachian tube. Severe cases can lead to decreased hearing, fluid discharge, and associated pain. In some cases, the perforation resolves itself after a short period as long as...
...irritation. They can also be very painful, cause bloody or purulent discharge, and even cause the patient’s stool to pass through the fistula, which can raise the risk of developing...
...diseases. How Does the Procedure Work? An orthopaedic follow-up takes place after the treatment program has been completed. This means that the patient has already received his discharge papers, all...
...baby is discharged, the pediatrician will see the baby as soon as possible to check on his progress and recovery. How Does the Procedure Work? Before the baby is discharged...
...of an infected wound include: Redness Swelling Pus discharge Before changing the dressing, the physician also cleanses the wound and applies medication, if necessary. A new sterile dressing is then...
...tears or damage to the hymen, restoring its natural appearance and function. * **Improves vaginal aesthetics:** A well-reconstructed hymen can enhance the aesthetic appearance of the vaginal area. * **Addresses...
...blood Contact with infected semen Contact with infected vaginal and/or rectal fluids From mother to child during pregnancy or birth if the pregnant woman has HIV Less commonly, during breastfeeding...
...semen, vaginal fluid, or blood sexual contact sharing needles or syringes parent to child at birth Though hepatitis B is often transmitted through blood or sexual fluids, it’s less likely...
...traditional surgical procedures now have minimally invasive counterparts. These include hand surgery, gallbladder and uterine fibroids removal and vaginal hysterectomy, among others. This type of surgery can be performed to...
