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Splenic artery aneurysm: What You Should Know
Splenic artery aneurysm is an uncommon type of aneurysm with a high fatality rate. A simple splenic artery aneurysm produces no clinical symptoms; the aneurysm is frequently identified incidentally while examining the abdomen for another abnormalities. The most dangerous complication is the rupture of the splenic artery aneurysm, which results in extensive bleeding into the peritoneum or surrounding organs.
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Is Postoperative Adhesion After Cesarean Delivery Dangerous?
Bowel adhesion after a C-section is a common condition that needs prompt treatment. If left untreated, food obstruction may occur, causing painful symptoms.
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Is it okay to drink beer when you have a stomach ache?
Alcoholic beverages are often listed as irritants for gastric problems. However, the presence of alcohol in life is unavoidable. Therefore, many patients with stomachaches wonder if they can drink beer with a stomachache and how to minimize the impact of alcohol on their gastric condition.
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What is grade A gastroesophageal reflux?
Grade A reflux esophagitis can affect quality of life. If left untreated, this disease causes chronic discomfort and pain.
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What does upper abdominal pain and black, tarry stool indicate?
Upper abdominal pain and black, tarry stool are warning signs of many dangerous diseases. Therefore, patients need to be very cautious with these symptoms and should go for medical check-ups for accurate diagnosis and timely treatment.
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Can people with stomach pain take vitamin C?
Vitamin C has the effect of strengthening health and improving the user's immune system. For people with stomach pain, many people think that they should not take vitamin C to avoid damaging the stomach lining. So can people with stomach pain take vitamin C?
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Excess stomach acid and things to know
Stomach acid plays an important role in digestive function. Stomach acid imbalance, specifically excess stomach acid, can lead to many dangerous diseases such as stomach ulcers, stomach bleeding, etc. if not detected and treated early.
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Why does stomach pain flare up in the fall and winter?
Stomach pain is a general sign of a group of conditions that affect the inflammation of the stomach lining. This will happen when there is an imbalance between the factors that protect the stomach and damage the stomach. In particular, the cold and dry weather in the fall and winter will make stomach pain worse. Knowing the reasons why stomach pain occurs in the fall and winter and how to prevent it will help us protect our health when the weather changes at the end of the year.
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Causes of stomach pain when hungry
Experiencing stomach pain when hungry, especially if accompanied by symptoms like acid reflux, heartburn, bloating, or indigestion, is a clear sign of potential stomach issues. These discomforts not only disrupt your well-being but also take a toll on your overall health and quality of life.
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Why does acid reflux cause shortness of breath?
Acid reflux causing shortness of breath not only brings discomfort in daily life, but it is also a warning sign that the condition of the disease is at risk of worsening.
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