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will these marks go away?

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More information: We need to know where are the marks, what caused them, what treatment you have had and how they look now.  So please supply more information so we can help you.

Question 2

what are fanconi marks in children?

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See detail answer: Either Fanconi anemia or Fanconi Syndrome which has several genetic causes during infancy. Very complex disease. Consult genetic expert

Question 3

what is the mark of loopes disease?

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Lupus?: Do you mean lupus?  If so, there is a characteristic "butterfly rash" on both cheeks in women at times.  But it is not present in all cases, and sometimes can be due to something else.  The link below tells about some early signs, but none are 100% proof of lupus.  See your doc for the appropriate tests to diagnosis it.  http://www.healthline.com/health/lupus/early-signs

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how do i remove marks left by mosquitos?

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Don't scratch: and they will go away sooner.  Apply warm compress or steroid cream if itching is very bad or there is swelling.  It will heal, don't worry.

Question 5

im 40 in march, can i still have a baby?

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Yes,but: Some would encourage you to consider the issues involved. At 40 you reach a point where the risk of a Down syndrome birth has increased to about 1% but all pregnancies have about 4% overall risk of some unexpected outcome (cleft, premi, sickness, etc.) the risks are there for all to some degree. Mom had a happy outcome at 42 ; many have them later. Discuss with your doc ; follow your heart.

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what can  i do to remove stretch marksl?

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Stretch marks: are harmless, often fade over time and no medical treatment is needed. If you have a cosmetic concern and looking for medical solution, just for your information, treatments are expensive, only partially effective and won't remove the stretch marks completely. Take care.

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what drugs are market that help with rage?

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Depends: Anger control problems and irritability are usually symptoms of an underlying psychiatric illness, like ptsd, adhd or bipolar disorder.  While there are no medications specifically approved to treat anger alone, a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation will likely help you identify the reasons for your rage episodes and provide you with a comprehensive treatment plan that may include medication.

Question 8

what is the definition or description of: marker?

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Protein or enzyme: A "marker" is a protein or enzyme that can represent a disease process. Some markers are specific for a particular disease, while others are less specific.

Question 9

i have a mark on my body i'd like to know what it is.

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This info is too: vague for us to try to render an opinion. Your primary care provider or dermatologist should be able to help in identifying this lesion.

Question 10

i see this constant 'mark' in my sight. what could it be?

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Several things: Problems like these can only be correctly handled by your doctor in person.  He/she needs to listen to you, perform an examination and possibly run labs or other tests. That's the only way he/she can find out what's going on and what to do about it.

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