My husband died in 1991 of T cell immunoblastic non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma . He was 41 and we were told that one of the reasons the disease would progress so fast (seven months) is because he was younger ... View answer

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disease in either of my parents, but my father's father and my paternal aunt have heart disease. how ...just a quick question, I do not smoke, I'M 37 yrs old, a little overweight . (about 40 or... View answer

I have elevated alkaline phosphates and have periodontal disease is there a connection? My doctor is also checking. Pager disease. Could all three be connected ... View answer

a symptom of some disease, he also gets flustered or quick tempered when trying to explain something. What disease or problem is related to the lip smacking at older age? ... View answer

? Specifically, pituitary adenomas, hypopituitarism, empty sella syndrome, growth hormone deficiency? I have EDS, but also a pituitary tumor that apparently destroyed most of my pituitary. I m just trying to... View answer

of the enlarged tumours near the neck and mandibles but the growth keeps coming back ,I also took a three month course of cyclosporine the growth vanished but after cessation of... View answer

Had MRI. What is the difference between severe degenerative disc disease and just degenerative disc disease? This has changed for me over the last year. From regular to severe. Seems like a quick pace.... View answer

I HAVE right hand problem of PARKINSON DECEASES MEANS MY RIGHT HAND SHAKING FROM LAST FIVE YEARS MY DR IS PRADIP PETHE MAJURA GATE SURAT. I WANT YOUR APPOINTMENT SO PLEASE ANSWER ME AS QUICK AS POSSBLE ... View answer