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Balanitis is inflammation of the head of the penis that causes symptoms such as redness, itching and swelling in the area. In most cases, it is caused by a fungal infection Candida albicansor even due to a bacterial infection or allergy.

Although it can happen to any man or child, balanitis is more common in those who have not had circumcision, as it is easie...


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A seizure is the involuntary contraction of muscles throughout the body or part of it associated with a sudden change in consciousness, caused by uncontrolled and abnormal activity of the brain, accompanied by symptoms such as tremors and loss of consciousness, which varies depending on the region of the brain affected.

Typically, a seizure occurs due to high fever, e...


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“The autumn of life, like the autumn of the year, must be gratefully accepted,” says the famous song. That’s it. But life at any age should not be a daily feat and overcoming hardships. Moreover, menopause today is far from the end of life, but only a stage in a long journey.

aif.ru told how to live through this period without losses and with pleasure


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According to the World Health Organization, microwaves are safe and do not harm your health, as long as the device is in good working order and the manufacturer’s instructions are followed.

Microwaves use non-ionizing radiation, which means they have enough energy to make water molecules vibrate, generating heat, but not enough to alter DNA or cause cancer.

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Bile reflux occurs when bile, which is released from the gallbladder into the first portion of the intestine, returns to the stomach or even the esophagus, causing inflammation of the gastric mucosa.

When this happens, changes can occur in the protective mucus layers and an increase in pH in the stomach, which leads to the appearance of some symptoms such as abdominal...


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