General health

Indentation in the shin bone: causes and evaluation

Tibial indentations represent a complex clinical manifestation that can signal various underlying pathological processes affecting the shin bone’s structural integrity. These depressions or concavities in the tibial surface may arise from traumatic injuries, metabolic disorders, or systemic conditions that compromise…

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What a circumcision scar typically looks like

Understanding the appearance and characteristics of circumcision scarring is essential for anyone considering the procedure or those seeking information about post-surgical healing. Circumcision scars are a natural consequence of the surgical removal of the foreskin, and their appearance varies significantly…

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Why potato skins may appear in stool

Finding recognisable food particles in your stool can be disconcerting, particularly when you notice what appears to be potato skin remnants. This phenomenon is far more common than you might expect and typically represents normal digestive function rather than cause…

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Tingling in the scalp: could it be a blood clot?

Scalp tingling presents as an uncomfortable sensation that can range from mild pins and needles to intense burning or numbness. While most cases stem from benign causes such as skin irritation or stress, certain patterns of scalp paresthesia may indicate…

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Pain after DJ stent removal: what is normal?

Double-J ureteral stent removal represents one of the most anxiety-provoking aspects of urological care for patients. While these medical devices serve crucial functions in maintaining ureteral patency and facilitating healing, their extraction often triggers significant discomfort that can persist for…

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What a squishy lump on the shin can indicate

Discovering a soft, squishy lump on your shin can be a concerning experience that immediately raises questions about its origin and significance. The anterior shin area, or tibial region, is a common location for various types of masses due to…

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Head tingling on one side: common causes

Unilateral head tingling, medically termed hemicranial paraesthesia, represents a complex neurological phenomenon that affects millions of individuals worldwide. This distinctive sensation, characterised by pins-and-needles feelings, numbness, or abnormal tingling confined to one side of the head, can range from a…

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Can you safely mix miralax with soda?

The question of mixing Miralax with carbonated beverages has become increasingly common among patients seeking more palatable ways to administer this widely prescribed laxative. While the official manufacturer recommendations typically advise against using carbonated drinks as a mixer, understanding the…

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What to do if your temporary crown falls off and you swallow it

Swallowing a temporary crown can be an alarming experience that triggers immediate panic, yet it represents a surprisingly common dental emergency that affects thousands of patients each year. Whilst the sensation of having a dental prosthetic slip down your throat…

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Why your nose keeps twitching and what it means

Nasal twitching, medically known as fasciculations, affects millions of people worldwide, manifesting as involuntary muscle contractions around the nose and facial region. These seemingly random spasms can range from barely perceptible tremors to more pronounced movements that cause concern and…

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