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what is bilateral free adnex?

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Normal: Means you have normal adenexa........Tissue around the uterus.

Question 2

bilateral mastectomies & lat tram reconstruction, what to do?

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Bilateral mastectomy: Without the use of prosthetic implants like saline or silicone, your surgeon perhaps feels one or the other muscle flaps is best suited for you. If you are having radiation now or later, implants alone may not be helpful. Microsurgical DIEP and modified DIEP flaps may also be considered.  An exam doctor to patient can only determine what is best.

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Question 3

what causes bilateral sacroiliitis?

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Varies: That term describes an inflammatory process that involves both your sacroiliac joints.  There are many potential causes, probably the most common is known as ankylosing spondylitis, which can be tested for using a blood test looking for the marker known as HLA B-27.  Don't hesitate to see a rheumatologist.

Question 4

what is bilateral hydrosalpinx from?

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Infection: Infection is the more common cause of a hydrosalpinx. Other causes can be endometriosis and prior pelvic surgery.

Question 5

what exactly is bilateral orchiopexy?

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Testicular surgery.: Orchiopexy is a surgical procedure where a testicle is fixed to the scrotum it maintain its position. It is performed in cases of undescended testicle and in testicular torsion, where the testicle dangerously twists to cut off its blood supply. Bilateral means that it is performed on both the right and left sides.

Question 6

is there a cure for bilateral vestibulopaty?

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Check out this link.: I honestly would say there's no cure but there are ways to alleviate the condition. Take care!      http://vestibular.org/living-vestibular-disorder/tips-and-tools.                                    http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zqokxzrbjfw&desktop_uri=%2fwatch%3fv%3dzqokxzrbjfw.

Question 7

what is bilateral coxa valga?

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Increased angle: When measuring the head, neck, and shaft of the femur (thigh bone) and angle is measured.  When the angle is greater than 135, this is referred to as coxa valga.  Bilateral would mean that both hip are involved.

Question 8

what is meant by  bilateral urolithiasis?

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Stones, both sides.: Urolithiasis are stones in the urinary tract, such as a kidney stone, ureteral stone, or bladder stone.  Bilateral means both sides. Since the body has two kidneys, one of the left and one on the right, the phrase "bilateral urolithiasis" could simply mean that there is a kidney stone on the left and right sides of the body.

Question 9

now with me being diagnosed with bilateral varicocele the left being medium and the right one being small im concerned for the right because having one on the right isnt normal should i be concerned?

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: Varicoceles are harmless, except if they get large then can be uncomfortable or unsightly. Probably nothing need be done in this case, but see a urologist if you remain concerned.

Question 10

what is bilateral nephrolithiasis?

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Stones both kidneys: Bilateral means "both sides:" stones in both kidneys.

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