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A ruptured wound around the anus It can happen to both women and men, both children and adults. Wound fractures occur in babies 6-24 months.

It is an organ surrounded by the stomach, intestines and other organs. produces gastric juice and the hormone insulin These enzymes are transported to the intestines. Inflammation and swelling of the pancreas affects digestion. And if the symptoms are immediate, along with other complications, it can be life-threatening.

Fat tumors occur under the skin and muscles, usually on the neck, back, shoulders, arms, thighs, and other parts such as the intestines. Fat tumors are not malignant and are more common in adults of all ages.

These are genital warts, including the urethra, the area where urine is released from the body and the anal hole. Genital warts are one of the most common STDs in people aged 17-33 years old, which is at high risk.

The gallbladder is a small sac under the liver that stores bile before it is released into the intestines when eaten. which serves to digest fats in food Cholecystitis is caused by gallstones blocking the biliary tract.

Skin injury in the resulting subcutaneous structure. from exposure to excessive heat or certain types of light or objects with high heat The severity of the wound depends on the depth of the wound. It is divided into grade 1-4 burns, where grade IV burns reach the deeper layers of the muscles below the skin.

Since the foreskin is too tight around the penis for the first 1-2 years, it will gradually loosen. Foreskin stenosis is an inflammation and redness of the skin that occurs when the foreskin is tight.

Priapism is a condition in which an erection lasts longer than 4 hours, not associated with sexual stimulation. Priapism is a medical emergency that requires appropriate treatment.

It is an inflammation of the adipose tissue under the skin. It is a raised, red bump on the legs, thighs, arms and other parts of the body. The disease is more common in adolescent girls, but can also occur in other sexes.

It is a rare disease caused by inflammation and weakness of some muscles and skin tissue, affecting both adults (ages 45 to 60) and children (ages 10 to 15) more women than men.

It is a rare connective tissue disease. which serves to hold the muscles Typically affects the skin and joints, but can affect the eyes or blood vessels. It is a genetically transmitted disease. incurable Most of the people with the disease live longer. except the group with vascular problems

Temporal arteritis is a condition that causes the arteries to become inflamed or swollen, also called temporal arteritis. However, other arteries can become inflamed. Inflammation narrows the blood vessels. clogged arteries unable to feed tissue If it's the eye, it can cause blindness.

It is caused by spasms of the fingers towards the palm. It can occur in both hands or one hand, causing problems in using the hand. The disorder occurs in the age of 40 to 65. It is a non-fatal condition, but the hand may not fully functional

Each month, approximately 2 weeks after menstruation, the ovaries release an egg. Fallopian tube connected to the uterus If you have sex during ovulation The sperm moves to mix with the egg and implant in the uterus.

It is a type of illness caused by deep vein thrombosis, mainly in the veins in the leg muscles. and other parts can be born. A blood clot slows down the flow of blood and causes swelling, redness, and pain.

Caused by the veins around the scrotum enlarged. which the scrotum is a low hanging sac It descends from the penis and houses the testicles and veins carry waste tissue from tissues and cells back into the heart. There are two scrotums left and right.

Urinary incontinence is more common in about 60 percent of women.

testicles do not enter the sac Caused by the testicles unable to descend into the scrotum while still in the womb, the testicle usually descends into the abdomen and descends into the scrotum for a short time before the baby. will be born in which the condition occurs in 3% of children who are at full term and 30% in children who are born prematurely

Sudden pain when the testicles are deformed at the tip of the epididymis, which contains the blood supplying the testes. And when the terminal torsion occurs, the blood will not be able to feed the testes, causing ischemia and cell death. Testicular torsion occurs in men aged 12-20 years and infants. It is an urgent condition that requires urgent treatment.

The prostate is a male reproductive organ located in front of the rectum just below the urinary bladder. The prostate surrounds the urethra. 50% more with prostatitis, swelling, pain and difficulty urinating.

It is a genetic disorder that causes cysts on the kidneys. This causes the kidneys to not function fully and lose balance in the later stages. Nearly half of people with the disease develop end-stage renal disease.

HFMD is caused by a viral infection of the throat in young children under the age of 10. Mild disease, no specific treatment, heals on its own in 2 weeks.

The penis or penis is made up of tissues, the corpus cavernosum and the corpus spongiosum are organs that attract blood and erection. in which the disease is a disease that causes abnormalities in the erection of the penis Found in about 1% of men aged 45-60 years, this is not a dangerous condition but is about confidence and an erection.

Kidney cancer is an organ located above the waist. There is one on each side that filters the blood and eliminates waste. Renal cell carcinoma is the most common type of kidney cancer, approximately 90-95%, but the incidence rate in patients is still uncommon. The age of the symptoms is 50-70 years.

Occurs in infants where the urethra is shorter than normal, opening to the outside of the core of the penis rather than the tip. ranges from mild to very severe

A cyst is a clear sac that forms around the scrotum. sagging of the sac common in newborns It can be both on both sides and on one side. In babies, it usually goes away on its own. And this scrotum can occur in the elderly as well.

It is a viral infection that spreads during winter and spring. It appears as a rash on the face. The name of the disease depends on the place where the child was found. Found in children aged 5-14 years.

red swelling Sometimes it breaks into a blister. in the form of minor symptoms It is a red rash that can heal on its own and does not cause complications. found in children and adolescents Occurs about 1-2 times a year for about 2-4 weeks.

or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, the testes look like walnuts and are the male reproductive organs. Serves to produce lubricating water. In front of the colon below the bladder, around the urethra and benign prostatic hyperplasia. without cancer, not sexually transmitted

Skin inflammation is caused by environmental stimulation of the skin. May be transmitted in the same family with fever, allergy, runny nose in the family. In the United States, it occurs in 1% of adults, 5-10% of children have skin inflammation, itching, if scratching, additional infections may occur.