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Exudate is a liquid rich in proteins and defense cells that leaves blood vessels and accumulates in wounds in response to injury or inflammation. Although it helps with healing, excess can harm skin recovery. The types of exudate vary depending on their characteristics, and can be transparent, pinkish, reddish or yellowish and thick. The color, […]

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Symptoms of gallbladder problems include pain in the upper right region of the belly, nausea, vomiting, chronic diarrhea, yellowish skin and eyes, dark urine and light-colored stools. These symptoms can vary according to the gallbladder problem, and are generally caused by inflammation or blockages of the bile ducts due to gallstones, infections, polyps or gallbladder […]

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Gallbladder pain is a symptom that can be caused by several conditions such as gallstones, cholecystitis, cholangitis, lazy gallbladder, polyps or, more rarely, gallbladder cancer. In addition to pain on the right side of the belly, at the top, pain in the gallbladder can also be accompanied by other symptoms, such as a swollen belly, […]

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Intestinal obstruction is a total or partial blockage in any part of the intestine, causing symptoms such as difficulty passing or eliminating gas, bloating, nausea or abdominal pain, which may worsen over time. This condition prevents food from passing through the intestine and, therefore, feces, intestinal gases and digestive secretions accumulate, increasing pressure within t...

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Jaw cramp happens when the muscles in the region under the chin contract involuntarily, causing pain in the region, difficulty opening the mouth and the feeling of a hard ball in the area. Thus, like any other type of cramp, this condition causes a lot of pain and usually appears after yawning, or even from […]

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