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Are The Calcification In Breast, Tooth Nerve And Periodontal Gum Disease Linked?
Hi, I am a 48 year old female having biopsies on numerous calcifications in right breast, have recently had 2 root canals on right upper jaw for calcifications of tooth nerve, had gallbladder out 2 years ago due to gallstones & suffer periodontal gum disease due to very quick build up of rock hard tartar...are all these various calcifications linked in some way?
Tue, 10 Dec 2013
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I understand your question but you are under the wrong impression the calcification means the formation of hard substance and in human body the calcium is such substance that get deposited every where when the normal tissues dies or becomes inactive, so this is not related with each other in any sens so no need to worry about it these are the different conditions, hope this will clear your doubts have nice day.
Thank for asking to HCM
I understand your question but you are under the wrong impression the calcification means the formation of hard substance and in human body the calcium is such substance that get deposited every where when the normal tissues dies or becomes inactive, so this is not related with each other in any sens so no need to worry about it these are the different conditions, hope this will clear your doubts have nice day.
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