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72The Synovium, Synovitis, Inflammation and Joint Pain
The synovium is a membrane that lines the inside of many of our joints. Inflammation of the synovium, known as synovitis, produces swollen and painful joints.
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78Arthoscopic Surgery For Torn Meniscus
A torn meniscus or "ligament" is a common injury among the athletic and non-athletic alike. What happens during surgery and what should be expected afterwards?
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76Living with Costochondritis one reason which could explain your chest pains
Costochondristis is a serious condition which is very painful. Your ribs feel extremely sore and your chest will hurt. Coping with it involved anti-inflammatory gel and Nurofen.
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91Fleas and Hot Spots On A Dog- Hot Spots and Flea Bites Warning!
Information about Hot Spots from flea bites on your dog. One flea bite can cause hot spots
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76Shark Cartilage: Uses and Possible Health Benefits
Shark Cartilage This article discusses the use of shark cartilage as a nutritional supplement and as an alternative treatment for cancer as well as arthritis. Shark cartilage is a controversial health supplement derived from the cartilage found in...
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93Where to get a body piercing
If you are considering where you should get your piercing, read this page for opinions on the pros and cons of each location, including ears, nose, eyebrows, and belly buttons.
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74Osteoarthritis: Our Aging Joints
Osteoarthritis, or degenerative arthritis, is the most common form of arthritis. OA only affects the joints and the symptoms are localized to the joint areas. There are many things that can be done to ease the pain and symptoms felt by OA patients.
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84Guide to Ear Piercings: Definitions & Diagrams
When I was six months old my mother took me up the mall to get my ears pierced. What began as two small gold studs in each lobe grew into a second hole at age 12, a cartilage piercing as a teenager, and a forward helix hoop when I began college. I...
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89Tragus Piercing
Tragus Piercing is the process of piercing the small cartilage that is at the end of the ear canal. Care should be taken to ensure that the Tragus heals properly 8 weeks after it has been pierced. It should be clean daily with saline or any disinfectant solution and should not be touched with dirty hands. Cleanliness should also be highly observed while handling it to avoid any infections that usually occur. After it has healed properly then you can choose the best jewelry that you want to put o
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