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Dull pain in the testicle can be a sign of several different conditions. It sometimes occurs with issues like varicocele or mild injury, and doctors may use imaging tests to figure out the cause.

Chest numbness can be caused by issues related to nerves or your heart, so it is important to get checked by a doctor if you are worried about your symptoms.

If your period stopped and then started again with heavy bleeding, it may mean your body is shedding a lot of built-up uterine lining due to changes in your hormones or other health factors.

When your period stops and then starts again, it can be a sign that your body’s hormones are changing, or it might be a normal part of your cycle. However, it can also be a sign of other conditions that may need attention.

Irregular periods mean that the time between periods or the flow may differ from one cycle to the next. This can be a normal part of life or a sign of hormone changes or other health issues.

In females, sharp pain under the right rib cage can have many causes—from common issues like acid reflux or muscle strain to rarer, more serious conditions such as heart problems or a lung clot.

Green mucus with a little blood can mean that your body is fighting an infection, such as a cold or a sinus infection. It may happen when your nasal tissues are irritated or inflamed.

When your armpit hurts but you don't have other symptoms, it might just be a small issue like a mild infection or muscle strain, though sometimes it could be a sign of something more that needs checking.

For females, right-side body pain can come from many causes. It may be related to reproductive issues like an ectopic pregnancy, ovarian cysts, or infections such as pelvic inflammatory disease, as well as other conditions like appendicitis.

In pancreatic cancer, changes in digestion can lead to stool that smells unusually foul or strong.

A late menstrual cycle can be caused by things like pregnancy, stress, changes in weight, hormonal shifts, and lifestyle factors that affect your body.

Incomplete bowel emptying can happen when the muscles used to push out stool do not work well, when the colon moves stools through too slowly, or when behaviors like poor toilet habits or low fiber intake make it harder to fully empty the bowels.

Certain foods and drinks can help lower blood pressure effectively. By incorporating these dietary changes into your daily routine, you can make significant strides in managing hypertension.

Leg cramps, particularly nocturnal leg cramps, can be uncomfortable and disruptive. While the exact causes of leg cramps can vary, certain dietary choices and vitamins may help prevent them.

Eye Mucus Fishing Syndrome is when someone keeps touching or picking the mucus from their eyes, and this habit actually makes the irritation and mucus worse.

Rectal fullness is often described as a sensation of stool in the rectum even after you’ve gone to the bathroom. It can be caused by problems like constipation, muscle issues during bowel movements, rectal prolapse, or structural changes like a rectocele.

Angiotensin receptor blockers (ARBs) are a class of medications commonly used to manage high blood pressure (hypertension) and other cardiovascular conditions. While all ARBs work by blocking the effects of angiotensin II, a hormone that constricts blood vessels, there are differences in their efficacy, safety profiles, and specific indications.

Depersonalization is when a person feels like they are watching themselves from the outside, as if they are not really in their own body.

Dysmenorrhea is when you have painful periods, while amenorrhea is when your period stops or doesn’t start at all.

Eating more fiber, drinking enough water, and getting regular exercise can help your bowels empty more completely

Eating more fiber, drinking ample water, and getting regular exercise can help your body have complete bowel movements.

Eating a healthy diet, staying well hydrated, and getting regular exercise can make bowel movements more frequent and easier.

Treatment for a bowel that does not empty completely usually includes changes in diet and activity, medicines to help the bowels move, and sometimes special exercises that help with muscle control.

Frequent bowel movements can be linked with conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), inflammatory bowel disease, and other health issues related to how the body handles food and stress. They may also signal overall changes in health that need attention.

A hard bump on your lip might be a benign (non-cancerous) growth called a fibroma from repeated irritation, or it could be a different type of lesion that sometimes needs checking by a doctor.

A painful pea-sized lump in your upper lip could be a blocked salivary gland, a type of benign tumor, or another condition.

A painless bump on your upper lip could be a benign growth like a solitary fibrous tumor or fibroma, but it is important to watch for any changes.

A pea-sized lump in your lip may be a benign (non-cancerous) growth, such as a mucocele. It is important to have any lump evaluated by a doctor if it changes or causes concerns.

A small red bump on your lip is usually not serious. It could be acne, Fordyce spots, cheilitis, or another vascular or inflammatory condition.

A pinching feeling under your armpit can be due to a nerve being irritated or injured, sometimes from a small injury or strain.