...a need to monitor this condition, as it can lead to oesophageal cancer. Its symptoms are chest pain, swallowing difficulty, vomiting blood, and bloody stools. In diagnosing the condition, physicians...
...belly during the procedure. Most doctors take bone marrow samples from the top ridge of the hipbone while some prefer to take samples from the chest bone. A small incision...
...CMV mononucleosis does not cause the sore throat and swollen lymph glands that are characteristic of Epstein-Barr-related mononucleosis.[5] Less often, symptoms of cytomegalovirus infection include: Headache Cough Chest pain Hives...
...examines the anal region for any abnormalities while the patient is lying down on his left side with his knees pulled up towards his chest. The doctor then lubricates the...
...patients experience the following: Brain edema or swelling of the brain Epileptic seizures Infections, such as urinary tract infections and chest infections, among others Mobility-related accidents, which may cause serious...
...stool heavy menstrual bleeding fever chest pain nervous system problems kidney problems Potential complications of acquired thrombocytopenia If your platelet count drops dangerously low, it can increase your risk of internal...
...the transplant program, the patient and the doctor will discuss: Pre-transplant tests, which include screening for infectious diseases, organ function exam, chest X-ray and image scans like PET and CT...
...Chest pain Sensitivity to light Muscle pain Although not everyone who is affected by infectious mononucleosis experiences an enlarged spleen and/or liver, these can nevertheless be very serious symptoms. In...
...tumours are sometimes difficult to detect and diagnose due to their vague symptoms. These symptoms include: Dry cough Hoarse voice Breathlessness Difficulty swallowing Fever Chills Recurrent chest infections Blood-tinged mucus...
...the flap Chest infection It is also usual for patients to experience pain, numbness, and some challenges in speaking and swallowing particularly right after the procedure. Pain can be controlled...
