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Adipoma (lipoma)

Lipoma is the most common benign tumor of adipose tissue, caused by excessive proliferation of fat cells surrounded by a fibrous capsule. People call it fatty growth. Lipomas can develop in any part of the body and are found in both sexes, regardless of age and race. Statistics show that about 1% of the world's populat

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Plastic surgery

Dysmorphophobia

Few of us are completely satisfied with our appearance. It would seem, the nose could be shorter, lips puffy or legs slimmer. However, we are not occupied with thoughts of nose, lips and legs all 24 hours a day. We looked at ourselves in the mirror, sighed, and forgot. But not all of us do this.

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Consultative gynecology

Fibroma during pregnancy

Taking into account incidence of fibroma in women of childbearing age, it should be noted that the conditions for the development of fibromatous formations often occur during pregnancy. Due to the fact that the disease is asymptomatic, most fibroids are diagnosed for the first time in pregnant women.

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Consultative gynecology

Dyspareunia (pain during intercourse)

Dyspareunia is a painful condition that is felt by a woman during intercourse. Often dyspareunia is associated with vaginismus and other non-coital sexual disorders, however, they should be differentiated. Vaginismus is a condition that usually occurs before sexual intercourse and consists in a phobia of penetration, a

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Consultative gynecology

Hyperpigmentation of the skin during pregnancy

Hyperpigmentation of the skin during pregnancy is a physiological and fairly common phenomenon. For example, the appearance of a dark strip in the center of the abdomen in the second trimester is a typical sign of hormonal stimulation of pregnancy, which increases the production of melanin and causes the phenomenon of

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Plastic surgery

Lipofiling

Lipofilling is a cosmetic procedure that involves the removal of a certain amount of fat from one area of the body, followed by transplantation into another area that requires correction. Thus, the “filler" is a substance naturally produced by one's own body.

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Urology

Hypotrophy of testis

In medical circles, when it comes to small testis, this condition is called testicular hypotrophy or hypotrophy of the testis, and it is characterized by a decrease in testicular volume. The testis are known to play a key role in the development of primary and secondary male characteristics, as well as in controlling m

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Urology

Hypospadias

Hypospadias is a congenital anomaly in which the structure of the urethra is changed. In patients with this disease, the urethra is shorter than usual, and it opens not where it should, but somewhere on the ventral surface (lower side) of the penis. This leads to various kinds of disorders affecting the processes of ur

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Consultative gynecology

Vestibulitis

Vulvar vestibulitis is an inflammation of the tissues surrounding accesses to the vagina. In fact, the vestibulitis affects the mucous membrane of the vestibule and the vulva located inside the labia and around the outer edge of the hymen. The disorder is caused by many reasons that often interact with each other, ther

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Consultative gynecology

Baby’s colicky pain

Colic in a newborn is a behavioral syndrome characterized by a desperate cry, the cause of which is an acute pain abdominal attack. In parallel with this, a certain degree of bloating occurs, accompanied by anal gas emissions.

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Consultative gynecology

Gynital itch

Vaginal itching is a sensation of tingling or irritation of the external genitalia (vulva) and vagina. As a rule, vaginal itching is a disorder with multiple etiologies, that is, the causes of the problem can be several plus the psychological component.

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Consultative gynecology

Galactorhea

Galactorrhea is the first alarm bell about changes in the synthesis of prolactin. Coming from this, it is clear that the dosage of the hormone is of paramount diagnostic value. In addition, it is advisable to determine the levels of free thyroid hormones and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH).

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