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Is a pea-sized lump in the breast something to worry about?

A pea-sized lump in the breast can be concerning, and it's important to have it checked by a healthcare provider to determine its nature.

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Is a red spot under my toenail something to worry about?

A red spot under your toenail could be due to a small bleed or other causes, but it’s best to have it checked by a doctor if you’re worried.

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Is a small amount of blood in vomit a cause for concern?

Seeing a small amount of blood in vomit can be concerning and should be checked by a doctor, as it might indicate a problem in the digestive system.

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Is breast pain during ovulation normal, and what causes it?

Yes, breast pain during ovulation is normal and is often due to hormonal changes in the body.

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Is breast tenderness a common symptom during menopause?

Yes, breast tenderness is a common symptom during menopause due to hormonal changes.

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Is breast tenderness a common symptom during perimenopause?

Yes, breast tenderness is a common symptom during perimenopause.

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Is it common for lower back pain to get worse before it gets better?

Yes, it is possible for lower back pain to get worse before improving, as various factors can influence its progression.

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Is it common for nipples to become more sensitive during my period?

Yes, it is common for nipples to become more sensitive during your period due to hormonal changes.

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Is it common to experience leaking urine after having a baby, and what can be done about it?

It is common for women to experience urine leakage after having a baby. Exercises and other treatments can help manage this issue.

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Is it common to experience sensitive nipples in early pregnancy?

Yes, it is common to have sensitive nipples in early pregnancy due to changes in the breasts.

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Is it common to have sensitive nipples after ovulation?

Yes, it is common to have sensitive nipples after ovulation due to hormonal changes in the body.

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Is it normal to experience breast tenderness after ovulation?

Yes, it is normal to experience breast tenderness after ovulation due to hormonal changes in the body.

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Is it normal to experience nausea during ovulation?

Experiencing nausea during ovulation is not commonly reported, but hormonal changes during this time could potentially contribute to such symptoms.

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Is it normal to feel like urination is incomplete during pregnancy?

Feeling like you haven't completely emptied your bladder during pregnancy can happen, but it's important to talk to your doctor about it.

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Is it normal to have a headache after dental numbing and what can I do about it?

It is possible but uncommon for headaches to occur after dental numbing. If you experience a headache, rest and over-the-counter pain relief may help -- but if symptoms are severe or accompanied by other symptoms (such as trouble breathing, lightheadedness, and/or feeling very tired all of a sudden), it is important to seek medical care as soon as possible

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Is it normal to have nipple discharge when squeezed, and what might it indicate?

Nipple discharge when squeezed can be normal, but if it is bloody or persistent, it might need medical attention.

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Is it normal to have severe lower back pain before my period?

Yes, it is normal to have severe lower back pain before your period, and it may be related to menstrual disorders or increased sensitivity to pain.

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Is it normal to have sore nipples before my period, and what can I do about it?

It is normal to have sore nipples before your period due to hormonal changes. You can try some simple steps like wearing a supportive bra and using warm or cold compresses for relief.

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Is it possible for hemorrhoids to cause pencil thin stools?

Hemorrhoids do not typically cause pencil thin stools. Pencil thin stools are not a sign of hemorrhoids.

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Is it typical to experience sore nipples in early pregnancy?

Yes, sore nipples are a common experience in early pregnancy due to changes in the breast tissue.

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Is light sensitivity a symptom of headaches related to COVID-19?

Light sensitivity can be a symptom of headaches related to COVID-19. It is important to remember that light sensitivity with headaches can also be a symptom of other health conditions such as migraines. If you headaches are severe, frequent, and/or worsening, it is important to consult a healthcare provider for personalized medical advice.

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Is multiple myeloma classified as a type of cancer?

Yes, multiple myeloma is a type of cancer that affects certain white blood cells in the bone marrow.

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Is multiple myeloma considered a terminal illness?

Multiple myeloma is a serious illness that can be life-threatening, but treatments have improved and can help manage the disease for some time.

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Is multiple myeloma the same as myeloma, or is there a difference?

Multiple myeloma and myeloma refer to the same condition, which is a type of cancer that affects plasma cells in the bone marrow.

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Is nausea a common symptom of COVID-19?

Yes, nausea can be a symptom of COVID-19, although it is not the most common one. It is important to be aware of this symptom, especially if it occurs with other signs of COVID-19.

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Is pain in the back of my heel a possible symptom of multiple myeloma?

Pain in the back of the heel is not typically linked to multiple myeloma. It is more commonly associated with local foot conditions.

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Is pain in the left breast more concerning than in the right, and why?

Pain in the left breast is not necessarily more concerning than in the right, as breast pain can occur for various reasons and is often not a sign of something serious.

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Is pencil thin stool a symptom of Crohn's disease?

Pencil thin stool is not a sign of Crohn's disease.

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Is there an increased stroke risk associated with migraines with aura?

Yes, some research has shown that there is a slightly increased risk of stroke for people who experience migraines with aura, but the risk of stroke is still low among all people with experience migraines with aura. There are many ways everyone can reduce their risk of stroke, including getting regular physical activity, avoiding tobacco smoke, and regularly seeing a healthcare provider to monitor their blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and blood sugar level.

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Is there any correlation between not having sore breasts during pregnancy and the baby's gender?

There is no scientific evidence linking breast soreness during pregnancy to the baby's gender.

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