...blood in the peritoneal cavity in the event of trauma or injury Puncturing the tympanic membrane to determine the cause of excessive gas accumulation in the gastrointestinal tract Determining the...
...alleviate symptoms such as excessive growth, menstrual irregularities, and vision problems. ## Expected Results The expected results of hypophysectomy can vary depending on the underlying condition and individual factors. However,...
...and dairy products for calcium. Spending sufficient time in the sun Take care to avoid sunburn and other complications caused by excessive exposure to sunlight. Depending on where you live,...
...they feel, so vigilance is important. In babies and young children, symptoms may include:[1][2] Fast breathing Difficulty breathing Excessive, high-pitched crying or moaning, or crying that is noticeably different from...
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...wound, injury, or surgery Easy bruising Frequent nosebleeds Excessive bleeding from small wounds Bleeding into joints Weakness Shortness of breath Bloody urine Swollen lymph nodes Petechia, or pinpoint skin rashes...
...Damage to the ear canal as a result of excessive scratching, the use of cotton ear swabs or long-term use of earbuds, for example, may increase the risk of otitis...
...Excessive bleeding Infections that could result in heavy bleeding or abnormal vaginal discharge Damage to the digestive tract Adverse reactions to the anaesthetic Fluid overload Gas embolism (gas entering the...
...nerve damage, which can result in numbness or tingling in the affected area. Other potential complications can include excessive scarring, skin discoloration or asymmetry. It is important to discuss any...
...such as aspirin, which may also be prescribed for non-pain treatment in lower doses, e.g., after a heart attack, or NSAID drugs such as ibuprofen or naproxen- Excessive consumption of...
