Question 1

what is an abnormal lesion?

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A lesion: is a nonspecific term that means abnormality.  It could be innocuous or serious.  Calling something an abnormal lesion is somewhat redundant.

Question 2

what can i do for a lytic lesion?

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More information: about this lytic lesion is needed before a useful answer can be offered.  Could you re-phrase your question to include location, circumstances of discovery, symptoms and recommendations already received?

Question 3

what is lesion? does it get worse?

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Lesion: Lesion means a mark/spot or defect that looks abnormal compared to the surrounding tissue.  Without knowing or seeing where this is it is impossible to make a diagnosis and then answer your quesiton re prognosis (whether it would get worse).  Suggest a consult with a doctor for specific advice and diagnosis.

Question 4

should people get a hipitis b shot?

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Probably: Hepatitis B is an effective vaccine and all children have been routinely vaccinated since 1991.  For adults the usual recommendation is to vaccinate if there is any risk of exposure (healthcare workers, people with immunodeficiency, etc).  More recently the vaccine is being offered to all adults.

Question 5

how can i get to find drug rehabs in lufkin, texas?

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Help: Contact nicolas e. Walsh, M.D., at ut health science center in san antonio. I'm sure he can assist you. He is chairman and distinguished professor with tenure with the department of rehabilitation medicine and has a pain medicine specialty..

Question 6

how to differentiate between umn lesion and lmn lesion?

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Simply : Put upper motor neuron injuries do not have inhibitory fibers input hence you have hyper reflexes and spasticity while lower motor has hypo reflexes and flaccidity. Nice neurology book will offer more details

Question 7

what is pedunculated lesion?

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On a stalk: Pedunculated lesions (in the colon, on the skin, etc) are growths (either benign or malignant) that stick out from the surface ( ie they are on a stalk).  This contrasts with growths that are flat on the surface of the skin or membrane.

Question 8

what is an amelanotic lesion?

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Colorless lesion: It is a lesion that has no dark or black color to it. Sometimes it is described as a flesh colored lesion.

Question 9

what is a soft tissue lesion?

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Soft tissue: soft tissue lesion is something that normally does not belong at that location but its exact etiology is not known. Usually a persistent lesion will warrant an excision or biopsy to establish its cellular nature

Question 10

what is kleine levin syndrome?

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Rare sleep disorder:: Kleine-Levine Syndrome Also called Sleeping Beauty Syndrome.  Read about it here:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kleine%E2%80%93Levin_syndrome and also here: https://klsfoundation.org/what-is-kleine-levin-syndrome/https://klsfoundation.org/what-is-kleine-levin-syndrome/

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