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what are recurrent tumors?

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Treated / back now : Once treated and in remission for a period of time, but found to have come back.  Typically a biopsy is performed to document recurrence.

Question 2

causes of recurrent spontaneous pneumotorax?

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Most likely: Are tuberculosis and congenital bullae.  Stop smoking too.  These days, operation is video assisted stapled excision of bullae and possible talc pleurodesis, not open chest surgery, so scar and pain are lot less.

Question 3

boils recurrent on body?

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Recurrent boils: Your boils are more than likely caused by a staph infection.  To eradicate the problem, get some Bactroban (mupirocin) Ointment and insert the ointment in both your nostrils. In addition take warm soapy baths to which you have added 4-5 tablespoons of bleach.Take at least two baths a day and used the antibiotic ointment several times a day hopefully, this should eliminate your recurrent infections.

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how common is recurrent prostatitis?

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Somewhat: Is more common if you have multiple sex partners or if you have a low sex drive.

Question 5

can c difficile be recurrent 2 months later?

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C Diff: Unfortunately the answer is yes, it may even show up 6 months out.

Question 6

what medication can be thought of recurrent boils?

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Depends : Why do you have recurrent boils ?.You may need an incision and drainage. Usually penicillins, 1st generation cepalosporins and tetracyclins are adequate for uncomplicated boils.

Question 7

what are the chances of a recurrent stroke after your first, in general?

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Higher than the norm: Once you had a stroke, you are certainly at a higher risk to have another.  The good news is, with proper medication, proper blood pressure and Cholesterol management, and with follow-up and routine medical appointments, the chances go back down significantly.  If you have co-morbid conditions like diabetes, obesity, etc. you definitely need regular visits and follow-up care!

Question 8

do recurrent herpes lesions heal in 2 days or could thes be tears from sex?

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Herpes genitalis: It would be unusual for herpetic lesions to heal in 2 days.  Without seeing these impossible to diagnose.  See a doctor.

Question 9

please let me know if there is such thing as recurrent aphthoplus dermatitis, or did i spell it completely wrong?

Accepted Answer

Canker sores: Recurrent aphthous stomatitis. If you do not have signs of lupus, your white blood cell / neutrophil count is normal, and you have nothing to suggest Behcet's, it's most often managed symptomatically.

Question 10

what is the cause of sudden spinning sensation that is not associated with any position changing, and lasts only seconds, but recurrent?

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Many things: This could be many things related to multiple body systems.  Please see you doctor in order to assess your issue who can do a series of investigations.

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