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Basal cell tumor of skin
Basal cell carcinoma is a superficial, slowly growing papule or nodule that derives from certain epidermal cells. They arise from keratinocytes near the basal layer and can be referred to as basaloid keratinocytes. Metastasis is rare, but local growth can be highly destructive. It is more common in fair-skinned people with a history of sun exposure and is very rare in blacks.
Squamous cell carcinoma
Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common form of nonmelanoma skin cancer following basal cell carcinoma. Squamous cell carcinomas are usually slow growing and can be difficult to spot, especially when they appear on skin that has other signs of sun damage, such as changes in pigmentation, loss of elasticity and wrinkling.
Anemia in women
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Anemia Congenital Pure Red Cell
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hello doctor..my mother has pus cell in her urine..nd she is facing this problem from many years..she also had stone in bladder..bt no longer now... presence of pus cell in urine is normal or smething serious?????
Pus Cells in Sperm
Hi,
This is Jack Anderson.
I have just analyze my Semen Analysis and i have the following Results.
Quantity 2.5 ML
colour: Gray White
pH 8.5
viscosity: THIN
Total sperm count: 40 million
Motility: 65%
Normal Morphogy 60%
Red Blood Cells 2-4/HPF
Pus Cells 8-10/HPF
Fructose : POSITIVE
M I Infertile Man? Or Fertile Can anyone Answer please.
Thank you.
pus cell
hi..good day,just wanna ask about the result of the urine test of my baby,,wanna ask what is the normal rate of pus cells of the new born baby?
pus cells in urine
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sir i m a women of 26 year old . my histractomy was done in 18 year old . and now doctor said that my vagina is closed. before 5 months i was operated for ovarian cyst that was heamorrhagic .now i have pain again and urinary burning and pus cells in urine. ultrasound showed 12x5cm cyst again in pelvic. i have confusion that either this pus is due to...
pus cells detected...
my baby is nine months old girl,she is detected with the pus cells in urine which are 4-6 per hpf. she is getting high fever and less of urination. may i know the cause for this...and its preventions too so that it can be prevented .
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Scrubbing the face
Scrubbing the face with a good face scrub helps dislodge dead skin cells and stubborn dirt.
Anti aging skin care
The speed of cells becomes slow at this age, that is why fruit peel facial and thermo herb facial is beneficial to remove the dead cells of the skin and forms the new cells. This facial should be done in 15 days.
Avoid pus and rashes
Skin rashes are the result of silicon deficiency. To avoid pus and rashes, eat plenty of sprouts, alfalfa, barley, tomatoes, spinach, strawberries and figs.
Clean dead skin cells
If your skin is getting dry and scaly, it is important to clear away dead skin cells. Use a gentle scrub to exfoliate regularly.
Fat Rich Food Diabetes
Avoid too much of butter, ghee, oils etc as a high concentration of fat in the food tends to decrease the action of insulin on the cells
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