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are women capable to having almost infinite sex?

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NO: Women may become sore, tired or lose interest eventually. Some women have no interest in sex. Women are not sex machines.

Question 2

what is dysplasia?

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Meaning varies: This word, a favorite of dr. Papanicolaou who discovered the pap smear test, means abnormal growth. Most often, it means cells that look abnormal, as if they may give rise to a cancer but have not done so yet. If used in reference to a birth defect, it's a malformation often of bone, kidney, or an artery.

Question 3

what is skeletal dysplasia?

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Abnormal bones: Skeletal dysplasias represent abnormal structure and development of bones. Some are genetic in their development. Dysplasia is classified according to part of bone affected, epiphysis, metaphysis, or diaphysis Bone deformities can develop and often dwarfism is result of bone dysplasia.

Question 4

what is dysplasia vs neoplasia?

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Precancerous Cells: Dysplasia is considered pre-cancerous and is usually graded by severity (mild-moderate-severe). On the cervix, mild dysplasia = mild cervical intra epithelial neoplasia or cin i. The words are often interchangeable and both mean "precancerous".  I hope that helped, take care.

Question 5

can you tell me about skeletal dysplasia?

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Abnormal bones: Skeletal dysplasias represent abnormal structure and development of bones. Some are genetic in their etiology. Dysplasia is classified according to part of bone affected, epiphysis, metaphysis, or diaphysis Bone deformities can develop and often dwarfism is result of bone dysplasia.

Question 6

focal high grade dysplasia is very dangerous?

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Needs evaluation: You have precancerous cells on the cervix most likely due to the human papilloma virus.
Your next step should be colposcopy and biopsy and later most likely a LEEP procedure where the surface of the cervix is removed as an office procedure.

Question 7

how often should i be tested if i have dysplasia?

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Your doctor is your : Your best guide is your doctor who gave you this diagnosis. Most such reports require follow up anywhere between 6 monthly to once yearly. Where is this dysplasia located?
Please check with your doctor about further follow up.

Question 8

what is the definition or description of: dysplasia?

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Abnormal cells: Abnormal cells which may be pre-malignant, but can also result from infections and inflammation.

Question 9

what is skeletal dysplasia and what are the symptoms?

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Dwarfism: Skeletal dysplasia is any of more than 200 conditions that result in the abnormal size and shape of bones and consequent disproportionately short stature, commonly called "dwarfism.".

Question 10

skeletal dysplasia? what exactly is this andbwhat are symptoms?

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Dwarfism: Disproportionately short stature dwarfism is skeletal dysplasia and it is officially osteochondrodysplasia. There are around 200 different disorders. These people have changes of cartilage and bone growth and can develop changes such as abnormal shape and size of the bones, .

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