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The Signs of Having a Kidney Stones
It is often said that one of the worst kinds of pain that a human being can go through is passing a kidney stone. These types of stones are formed due the mineral and salt that form inside your body. There are many reasons as to why a person can get ...
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What Low Testosterone does to the Body?
The hormone testosterone is responsible for many things in a man’s body. With it, men are able to build a strong body, enabling the formation of larger muscle mass, among others. However, as men grow older, the production of testosterone in the bod...
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Managing Low Testosterone Levels
What makes a man ‘manly’ is the Testosterone hormone. Testosterone is a hormone produced through men’s testicles, which is responsible for their facial hair, muscular build, and deep voice. Apart from the manliness it produces, it also helps ma...
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Learning About Kidney Stones
Kidney stones, otherwise known as nephrolithiasis, urolithiasis, or renal calculi, are hardened minerals and salts deposits from the urine. These deposits can form when there is a high level of salts and minerals in the urine which can form into ston...
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What Does It Mean to Have Low Testosterone?
Low testosterone or male hypogonadism is a condition wherein the testes do not produce enough testosterone, an important male sex hormone. In men, testosterone helps maintain and develop sexual features, muscle mass, bone density, adequate levels of ...
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Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy: Why It’s Done
Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) is a treatment that uses shock waves to break a kidney stone into small pieces, making it travel the urinary tract more easily and pass from the body. ESWL is usually an outpatient procedure and takes abou...
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