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Steatorrhea: A Window into Hidden Digestive Disorders
Steatorrhea, commonly referred to as fatty stool, is a symptom of fat malabsorption characterized by greasy, bulky, foul-smelling stools that are challenging to flush....
Campylobacteriosis: When to Worry About Diarrhea
Campylobacteriosis or campylobacter infection is a diarrheal illness caused by bacteria from the Campylobacter species. It’s the most common cause of diarrhea worldwide,World Health...
Fulminant Hepatic Failure: What You Need to Know
Fulminant hepatic failure or FHF is a serious condition in which your liver suddenly shuts down, without any history of liver disease.
Bilateral Tubal Ligation: A Guide to Permanent Contraception
What is Bilateral Tubal Ligation?
Bilateral tubal ligation, also known as ‘female sterilization’ or ‘getting your tubes tied,’ is a method of permanent contraception. This procedure involves blocking or sealing...
Pearson Syndrome: A Rare Mitochondrial Disorder
What is Pearson Syndrome?
Pearson Syndrome is a rare, fatal mitochondrial disorder characterized by multisystem involvement, commonly affecting the bone marrow and pancreas. With an...
Leishmaniasis: What You Need to Know
Leishmaniasis is a complex parasitic disease caused by protozoa of the genus Leishmania, which is transmitted through the bite of infected sandflies. Its manifestations...
