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Unusual vaginal bleeding occurring in women who have already undergone menopause, the stage when ovulation and menstruation cease. This bleeding could indicate various abnormalities within the reproductive organs. The most frequent and less severe cause is irritation of the genital tissues. Additional factors comprise cervical erosion, cervical cancer, uterine growths, or, on rare occasions, cancer…

A sac filled with fluid forms at the back of the knee. While both adults and children can develop these cysts, the causes might differ based on age. In children, the condition might stem from an inflamed bursa (a fluid-filled cushion) located behind the knee. The exact reason for this is unclear, but it’s not…

A brand name for liquid preparations containing coal tar, used in treatments for dandruff, eczema, and psoriasis.  

Compounds generated within the body through the breakdown of blood clots (refer to blood clotting), such as when the body clears obstructed blood vessels. Assessments capable of detecting plasma D-dimers can be valuable in monitoring conditions like disseminated intravascular coagulation or in determining whether an individual might have experienced a pulmonary embolism or deep vein…

An antihistamine medication prescribed for the prevention of migraines in individuals who experience frequent and debilitating episodes. Possible negative effects of using this medication may encompass nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth, and muscle discomfort. Prolonged usage could, in certain instances, lead to weight gain.  

A cluster of fungi that typically reside on the skin or scalp, yet on occasion, they can lead to pityriasis versicolor or undergo excessive proliferation, resulting in a condition called folliculitis—characterized by inflammation of the hair follicles. This overabundance of fungal growth is prone to manifest in individuals with a lowered resistance to infections, individuals…

An ordinary skin disorder, referred to as tinea versicolor, characterized by the emergence of patches of flaky skin in shades of white, brown, or salmon on the neck and trunk. These patches become more conspicuous on skin that has been sun-tanned, and they can either be lighter or darker than the neighboring skin. Pityriasis versicolor…

Tumors in the pituitary gland are uncommon and typically benign. However, they can exert pressure on the optic nerves, leading to vision problems. The origins of pituitary tumors remain unclear. One specific kind, known as an endocrine inactive tumor, results in the damage of certain cells in the pituitary gland that produce hormones. Consequently, there’s…

A collection of medications employed for treating psychotic disorders, some of which are also utilized to alleviate intense nausea and vomiting.