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<human>: How are blood tests used to diagnose Crohn's disease? <bot>: A capsule endoscopy uses a pill with a camera inside that is swallowed and takes pictures of the small intestine Blood tests: When testing the blood, the doctor will look for signs of anemia or a high white blood cell count that could indicate infla...
<human>: How is Crohn's disease treated? <bot>: The goals for treatment are: to reduce inflammation to relieve symptoms of pain, diarrhea, and bleeding to eliminate nutritional deficiencies Treatment might involve drugs, nutritional supplements, surgery, or a combination of these therapies. Treatment choices depend up...
<human>: What biologic drugs are used to treat Crohn's disease? <bot>: Immunosuppressants prescribed for Crohn's disease include: azathioprine ( Azasan, Imuran) cyclosporine 6-mercaptopurine (6 MP, Purinethol) tacrolimus ( Prograf) Methotrexate ( MTX, Rheumatrex, Trexall) Side effects of immunosuppressants may include...
<human>: What other substances may be prescribed to treat Crohn's disease? <bot>: Other substances that may be prescribed to treat Crohn's include: Antibiotics to treat bacterial infections and overgrowth of bacteria in the small intestine; types of antibiotics commonly prescribed include: ampicillin ( Omnipen)cephalo...
<human>: What should treatment of Crohn's disease accomplish? <bot>: There is no cure for Crohn's disease. The goals for treatment are: to reduce inflammation to relieve symptoms of pain, diarrhea, and bleeding to eliminate nutritional deficiencies Treatment might involve drugs, nutritional supplements, surgery, or a ...
<human>: What are other complications of Crohn's disease? <bot>: Symptoms can include: abdominal pain and tenderness (often on the lower right side of the abdomen) chronic diarrhea delayed development and stunted growth (in children) feeling of a mass or fullness in the lower right abdomen fever rectal bleeding weight...
<human>: How does Crohn's disease occur? <bot>: The disease, though, can occur in any part of the gastrointestinal system. Thus, the disorder may affect the large or small intestine, the stomach, the esophagus, or even the mouth. Crohn's can occur at any age. It is most commonly diagnosed in people who are between the...
<human>: What kinds of drugs are used to treat Crohn's disease? <bot>: The first step usually involves reducing inflammation. Many people are first treated with sulfasalazine ( Azulfidine). Mesalamine ( Asacol, Canasa, Pentasa) is another 5-aminosalicylic acid, or 5- ASA medication. Possible side effects of sulfasalaz...
<human>: What is chronic idiopathic urticaria (CIU)? <bot>: CIU is when a person has these breakouts almost daily for at least 6 weeks, with no known cause. Your doctor will look for the cause of your welts. If she figures out what's making you have them, you don't have CIU.,context:If you have hives that keep coming ...
<human>: What do post-void residual urine test results mean? <bot>: If the test shows there's too much there after you pee, that can be a sign of a few things: There's an infection in your kidneys, bladder, or the tubes that connect them. Your bladder is blocked at the end so urine can't flow out. Your bladder has tro...
<human>: What is a post-void residual urine test? <bot>: There are two ways to do a post-void residual urine test: Catheter: A nurse slides a thin, flexible tube called a catheter through your urethra (where pee comes out) and into your bladder, then takes out the urine. For example, if you're obese, the machine may n...
<human>: How does the ultrasound method for a post-void residual urine test work? <bot>: Ultrasound: A machine uses sound waves to show live images of your bladder so your doctor can see how much urine is there. A nurse will ask you to pee right before the test. Pictures of your bladder will show up on a monitor, and ...
<human>: When should I seek medical care about whiplash? <bot>: See a doctor. Or go to a hospital emergency room if: Pain occurs after an injury or accident. Neck pain radiates down the arms and legs. Pain is accompanied by headaches, numbness, tingling, visual changes, nausea or weakness.,context:See a doctor. Or go ...
<human>: What can I do to relieve muscle tension caused by whiplash? <bot>: Immediately after an injury, it's helpful to apply ice to the site of the pain. Later, some people find relief by applying dry or moist heat to the area.,context:See a doctor. Or go to a hospital emergency room if: Pain occurs after an injury ...
<human>: What causes Fournier’s gangrene in children? <bot>: Sources of the infection can include: Urinary tract infections Bladder infections Hysterectomies Abscesses (swollen body tissue that contains pus) Piercings In children, the causes can include: Insect bites Burns Circumcision While not actually considered ...
<human>: What are the symptoms of Fournier's gangrene? <bot>: People with Fournier's gangrene can have various symptoms, including: Fever Pain and swelling in the genitals or anal area Unpleasant odor coming from the affected skin tissue Crackling sound when touching the affected area Dehydration Anemia You should see...
<human>: What are some other treatments for Fournier's gangrene? <bot>: You may also need reconstructive surgery after your infection is under control. And some people need colostomies (for getting rid of poop) and catheters (for getting rid of pee), depending on the area that's affected. Some people also need hyperba...
<human>: How is Fournier's gangrene treated? <bot>: People with Fournier's gangrene can have various symptoms, including: Fever Pain and swelling in the genitals or anal area Unpleasant odor coming from the affected skin tissue Crackling sound when touching the affected area Dehydration Anemia You should see a doctor ...
<human>: How can I lower my chances of getting Fournier's gangrene? <bot>: There are some steps you can take to lower your chances of getting Fournier's gangrene: If you have diabetes, check your genitals and surrounding areas for wounds or signs of infection, as well as for swelling or drainage. If you are obese or e...
<human>: How common is Fournier’s gangrene? <bot>: Fournier's gangrene is rare. While it's more common in men, women and children also can get it. The disease is most often found in men between the ages of 50 and 60. Men are 10 times more likely than women to have Fournier's gangrene.,context:When many people hear t...
<human>: What causes Fournier’s gangrene? <bot>: Fournier's gangrene usually happens because of an infection in, or near, your genitals. Sources of the infection can include: Urinary tract infections Bladder infections Hysterectomies Abscesses (swollen body tissue that contains pus) Piercings In children, the causes...
<human>: What are warnings signs after an adenoidectomy? <bot>: If you notice bright red blood coming from your child's mouth or nose, call the doctor right away or take your child to the emergency room. This may indicate the scabs have come off too soon. Small spots of blood in the nose or in the saliva may be expect...
<human>: What is recovery like after an adenoidectomy? <bot>: After surgery, your child may feel nauseous until the anesthesia completely wears off. In the week following the adenoidectomy, your child may experience the following: Sore throat: Your child's throat may be sore for seven to ten days following the procedu...
<human>: What are adenoids? <bot>: Adenoids are a mass of tissue that, along with your tonsils, help keep you healthy by trapping harmful germs that pass through the nose or mouth. Your adenoids also produce antibodies to help your body fight infections. Unlike tonsils, which can be easily seen by opening your mouth, ...
<human>: What are other symptoms of adenoiditis related to nasal congestion? <bot>: Symptoms of adenoiditis can vary depending on what is causing the infection, but may include: sore throat stuffy nose swollen glands in the neck ear pain and other ear problems When the nose is stuffy, breathing through it can be a cha...
<human>: What are the symptoms of adenoiditis? <bot>: Symptoms of adenoiditis can vary depending on what is causing the infection, but may include: sore throat stuffy nose swollen glands in the neck ear pain and other ear problems When the nose is stuffy, breathing through it can be a challenge.,context:Everyone gets ...
<human>: What are some tips to ease your child's recovery after an adenoidectomy? <bot>: Here are some tips to ease your child's recovery following adenoidectomy: Feed your child soft foods, such as scrambled eggs, Jell- O, soup, and popsicles. However, do not let your child eat or drink milk products for the first 24...
<human>: Is sun exposure related to skin cancer? <bot>: You'll get anesthesia in the affected area.,context:Spending too much time in the sun gives you wrinkles and makes you more likely to get skin cancer. There are three main types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. Ultravio...
<human>: What is Mohs surgery? <bot>: Mohs surgery (for high-risk cases). The doctor will remove the skin cancer layer by layer, checking each one under a microscope until it's all gone.,context:Spending too much time in the sun gives you wrinkles and makes you more likely to get skin cancer. There are three main type...
<human>: How is skin cancer removed? <bot>: Your dermatologist can do this in her office. You'll be awake for the short procedure, with local anesthesia to numb the affected part of your skin. The doctor will remove the skin cancer and a tiny rim of normal-looking skin around it with a scalpel. She'll use stitches or ...
<human>: What are the most common symptoms of skin cancer? <bot>: This means any new spot or mole changing in color, shape, or size, and any spot that itches, bleeds or becomes painful.. Doctors usually diagnose skin cancer by doing a biopsy.,context:Spending too much time in the sun gives you wrinkles and makes you m...
<human>: What does the treatment for skin cancer depend on? <bot>: Your skin cancer type, its size, and its location are some of the things that will affect how it's treated.,context:Spending too much time in the sun gives you wrinkles and makes you more likely to get skin cancer. There are three main types of skin ca...
<human>: What is nutritional deficiency and how does it cause hair loss in children? <bot>: Though less common, hair loss can be a symptom of deficiencies in certain nutrients, including: Vitamin H, or biotin, one of the B complex of vitamins, which help the body to convert carbohydrates into glucose to fuel the body....
<human>: How can endocrine problems cause hair loss in children? <bot>: In some children the cause of hair loss is hypothyroidism, a condition in which the thyroid is underactive and is producing an insufficient amount of thyroid hormones required for regulating metabolism. A diagnosis of hypothyroidism is made by a b...
<human>: What Is tinea capitis? <bot>: Tinea capitis. Tinea capitis, commonly known as ringworm of the scalp, is a fungal infection often seen in children. It can show up in a number of ways, but often as scaly patches of hair loss on the head. The patches are usually round or oval. The hairs may be broken off at the ...
<human>: What are non medical causes of hair loss? <bot>: In some cases, hair loss can be a symptom of too much vitamin A. Many newborns lose their hair during the first few months of life, and baby hair is replaced by permanent hair. Between 3 and 6 months of age, many babies have a bald spot resulting from friction ...
<human>: How do you know if your mole is a sign of skin cancer? <bot>: Moles that are of greater medical concern include those that look different than other existing moles or those that first appear in adulthood. If you notice changes in a mole's color or appearance, you should have a dermatologist evaluate it. You a...
<human>: What should you look for when examining your moles for skin cancer? <bot>: Moles can be linked to skin cancer. If a mole displays any of the signs listed below, have it checked immediately by a dermatologist: Asymmetry: One half of the mole does not match the other half Border: The border or edges of the mole...
<human>: How can exercise help to manage psoriatic arthritis? <bot>: The best way to improve your symptoms is to get moving with gentle, low-impact exercises like walking, swimming, yoga, and tai chi. Movement can lessen pain and expand your range of motion. These activities may also help you relax, ease your stress, ...
<human>: What is the hands-on treatment for psoriatic arthritis? <bot>: Massage may loosen up muscles, ease pain and stiffness, and help you relax your joints. Spas and clinics offer massages, or you could have a massage therapist come to your home. Acupuncture and acupressure may also ease your pain. In acupuncture, ...
<human>: What should you do before starting exercises to manage psoriatic arthritis? <bot>: Before you start a new kind of exercise, talk to your doctor to make sure it's safe for you. To learn an exercise like yoga or tai chi, take a class where you can have someone check your form. Tell your teacher or trainer that ...
<human>: What are natural remedies for psoriatic arthritis? <bot>: Herbs, supplements, and skin treatments that people commonly use for psoriatic arthritis and related psoriasis include: Aloe vera Apple cider vinegar Capsaicin from hot peppers Dead Sea salts Oats Oregon grape Tea tree oil Turmeric No medical studies p...
<human>: How can a healthy diet help with psoriatic arthritis? <bot>: Some people claim that certain diets, such as eating only gluten-free foods, will ease inflammation. Your symptoms may get better if you follow these diets, but there's no proof they work. Your best bet? Stay at a healthy weight. It helps ease your ...
<human>: How can applying heat and cold help with psoriatic arthritis? <bot>: You want to do something about your sore and swollen joints. Moist heat can also help relax aching muscles and ease soreness and stiffness. Use a warm towel, heat pack, or paraffin bath, or take a warm (not hot) bath or shower. Cold therapy ...
<human>: How can relieving stress help with psoriatic arthritis? <bot>: Before you start a new kind of exercise, talk to your doctor to make sure it's safe for you. Spas and clinics offer massages, or you could have a massage therapist come to your home. Little day-to-day things can add up. Exercise can help you work ...
<human>: How is radiation used to treat triple-negative breast cancer? <bot>: Radiation is often used after surgery to kill any cancer cells still in the area. The goal is to stop the cancer from coming back. It's more common after a lumpectomy.,context:Triple- Negative breast cancer is any cancer tests negative for t...
<human>: How can you take care of yourself if you have triple-negative breast cancer? <bot>: After your treatment is over, your doctor will want to see you often to make sure the cancer doesn't return. For the first 3 years, you'll likely see him every 3 to 6 months. For 2 years after that, you'll probably visit every...
<human>: When are you at most risk for triple-negative breast cancer? <bot>: You're most at risk for triple-negative breast cancer if you: Are African- American or Latina Are under 40 Have what your doctor will call a BRCA mutation (change in a gene), especially the gene BRCA1 There's no way to know which type you hav...
<human>: What causes triple-negative breast cancer? <bot>: The signs and symptoms of triple-negative breast cancer are often the same as those of otherbreast cancer types, and include: A lump or mass in the breast Breast pain or redness A nipple that turns inward or has a discharge Doctors aren't sure what makes you m...
<human>: How is triple-negative breast cancer diagnosed? <bot>: You're most at risk for triple-negative breast cancer if you: Are African- American or Latina Are under 40 Have what your doctor will call a BRCA mutation (change in a gene), especially the gene BRCA1 There's no way to know which type you have until you'r...
<human>: What questions should you ask your doctor about triple-negative breast cancer? <bot>: What medications do you recommend? What stage is my cancer -- has it spread to lymph nodes (glands near the breast) or other areas? Should I have chemotherapy before or after surgery? What type of surgery will I need? Will I...
<human>: How is triple-negative breast cancer treated? <bot>: One other thing about this kind of cancer: It doesn't respond to some of the medications that work for other types. This is called a biopsy. Triple-negative breast cancer is typically treated with a combination of surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. Surge...
<human>: When do you need surgery to treat triple-negative breast cancer? <bot>: Your doctor can use chemo in one of two ways: Neoadjuvant therapy is when you get chemo before surgery to help shrink the tumor and make the operation easier. Many doctors think that because triple-negative breast cancer is aggressive, it...
<human>: How is chemotherapy used to treat triple-negative breast cancer? <bot>: This is called a biopsy. It might take a couple of weeks to get biopsy results. Chemotherapy, a medicine that kills cancer cells, will likely be the first thing your doctor tries. You can get it by a needle into a vein or in a pill. When ...
<human>: Where can you get support for triple-negative breast cancer? <bot>: What type of surgery will I need? In addition to information about the disease, organizations like the American Cancer Society (www.cancer.org) and the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation (www.tnbcfoundation.org) can connect you with sup...
<human>: What should you expect if you have triple-negative breast cancer? <bot>: Treatment may make triple-negative breast cancer go away. It depends on the size of your tumor, how quickly your cancer grows, and whether the cancer has spread to the lymph nodes or other parts of your body. The treatments may cause sid...
<human>: How does rheumatoid arthritis affect women? <bot>: In one study, researchers found that women with RA reported more symptoms and more severe ones. Women in the study also didn't do as well when taking the same treatment as men. Early in the disease, women with RA are also less likely than men to reach "remiss...
<human>: Does rheumatoid arthritis affect women more than men? <bot>: About 1.5 million Americans have RA -- and about three times more women have it than men. The disease acts differently in each gender, too.,context:It isn't your imagination. If you notice that more of your women friends have rheumatoid arthritis th...
<human>: What is the role of hormones in women? <bot>: Some women get the disease at times when their sex hormones are shifting, such as after pregnancy or before menopause. If you're pregnant, your RA may improve, but it might flare again after you have your baby. One study shows that women who breastfed for 2 years ...
<human>: Why isn't my cold going away with treatment? <bot>: You might treat a supposed cold for a few weeks, only to realize that the reason you aren't getting better is because you're under the weather with something else, like allergies.,context: In today's fast-paced world, it's hard to slow down for a mere case...
<human>: Do antibiotics work for colds? <bot>: It isn't just natural treatments that don't work for colds. Antibiotics won't help either, because a virus causes these illnesses. The best way to treat your cold is to manage the symptoms. Save the antibiotics for strep throat or a sinus infection.,context: In today's ...
<human>: Does zinc work for colds? <bot>: Echinacea is one of the first natural treatments people suggest when you have a cold, but most studies show it just doesn't work.,context: In today's fast-paced world, it's hard to slow down for a mere case of the sniffles. Sure, you can try to work through it and hope you'l...
<human>: How do I know if I have a cold or allergies? <bot>: Here's how to tell them apart: Cold symptoms usually take a few days to fully show up. Allergies can come on quickly, and they last for as long as you come in contact with the allergen. Both cause a cough, runny nose, and sneezing, but a cold is more likely ...
<human>: Can I still work out with a cold? <bot>: It's OK to be active if your cold symptoms are all above your neck, like a runny nose, stuffy head, sneezing or sore throat. Consider ramping down from a run to a walk, though. But if you have symptoms below the neck, like chest congestion, a hacking cough, an upset tu...
<human>: Does echinacea help for colds? <bot>: Echinacea is one of the first natural treatments people suggest when you have a cold, but most studies show it just doesn't work.,context: In today's fast-paced world, it's hard to slow down for a mere case of the sniffles. Sure, you can try to work through it and hope ...
<human>: Does vitamin C help treat colds? <bot>: Echinacea is one of the first natural treatments people suggest when you have a cold, but most studies show it just doesn't work.,context: In today's fast-paced world, it's hard to slow down for a mere case of the sniffles. Sure, you can try to work through it and hop...
<human>: Can stress make you sick? <bot>: When you're freaked out about life, work, or whatever, it takes a toll on your immune system. You can't fight off viruses as well as you should. That makes you more likely to get a cold, and once that happens, your symptoms are going to be worse. Ongoing stress makes your body...
<human>: Why is it important to drink liquids when you're sick? <bot>: A sore throat can make it less than fun to swallow. A fever draws moisture out of your body. Plus, you lose fluid as your body makes mucus and it drains away. And that over-the-counter cold medicine you're taking to dry up your head? A side benefit...
<human>: Can you get sick from not sleeping enough? <bot>: Once you have a cold, you need to catch enough Zzz's to help your body fight off the virus. Take it extra easy during the first 3 days. Too little shut-eye can also make you more likely to get a cold. One study found that people who got less than 7 hours of sl...
<human>: How can you manage stress to avoid headaches? <bot>: Keep track of things like: When your headache begins, where you have pain, how long it lasts, and whether treatment works What and how much you eat Any vitamins or supplements you take Exercise Social and work activities Details of your menstrual cycle How ...
<human>: How can I manage stress to avoid headaches? <bot>: Keep track of things like: When your headache begins, where you have pain, how long it lasts, and whether treatment works What and how much you eat Any vitamins or supplements you take Exercise Social and work activities Details of your menstrual cycle How yo...
<human>: What are some stressful situations that may trigger your migraine? <bot>: Some stressful situations that may trigger your migraine are: Tension at work Marriage or relationship problems Unemployment, financial problems, or low income Childhood trauma, including your parents' divorce, physical abuse, or hospit...
<human>: How do I know if stress is triggering my migraine? <bot>: Research shows that a stressful event or a particularly stressful day often occurs 2 to 3 days before a migraine attack. To see if this is true for you, keep a migraine diary. Over the course of a few months, it can help you find patterns in when you g...
<human>: How do you know if stress is triggering your migraine? <bot>: Research shows that a stressful event or a particularly stressful day often occurs 2 to 3 days before a migraine attack. To see if this is true for you, keep a migraine diary. Over the course of a few months, it can help you find patterns in when y...
<human>: How can stress and your emotions trigger migraine headaches? <bot>: Some people say they get migraine when their stress eases. Over the course of a few months, it can help you find patterns in when you get headaches and help you pinpoint what kinds of stress may make it more likely for you get them.,context:H...
<human>: What specialists can work as a team for palliative care for lung cancer? <bot>: They'll work as a team, and they could be: Nurses or nurse practitioners Home health aides Social workers Psychologists Respiratory therapists Pharmacists Dietitians Clergy Volunteers Hospice is care that's given at the end of you...
<human>: How can surgery help when you get it as palliative care for lung cancer? <bot>: Palliative care treatments like surgery can help you breathe better. Your doctor can draw out some of the fluid in your lungs or put in stents that hold open your airways. This can help you get enough oxygen when you breathe.,cont...
<human>: What are examples of palliative care for your lung cancer? <bot>: Palliative care for your lung cancer may include: Anti-nausea drugs Counseling to deal with your emotions or fears Drugs to treat bloody coughs Oxygen therapy or a portable oxygen tank Pain medicine like morphine Steroids or other drugs to ease...
<human>: What does palliative care for lung cancer include? <bot>: Your palliative care may include radiation or chemotherapy too. Brachytherapy, or radiation seeds that are planted inside your lungs, can open up narrow air passages and help you breathe. Palliative chemotherapy can help ease your pain or cough. You ca...
<human>: What are some palliative care options for lung cancer, and how can they help you feel better? <bot>: Some drugs can help open your air passages or calm swelling. Others control blood clots that can block your airways. You may also need medications to help ease your anxiety or depression. Your palliative care ...
<human>: When can you get palliative care for lung cancer? <bot>: This special form of medical treatment can help you handle lung cancer issues like: Pain from your tumor or cancer surgery Stress, depression, guilt, or anxiety Chemotherapy, radiation, or other treatment side effects Shortness of breath Not getting eno...
<human>: Who provides palliative care for lung cancer? <bot>: Palliative care for your lung cancer may include: Anti-nausea drugs Counseling to deal with your emotions or fears Drugs to treat bloody coughs Oxygen therapy or a portable oxygen tank Pain medicine like morphine Steroids or other drugs to ease swelling in ...
<human>: Who should get palliative care for lung cancer? <bot>: Anyone with lung cancer can get palliative care to ease pain, poor breathing, fatigue, or anxiety. Get palliative care sooner rather than later so you have the best results. Your family members and loved ones can get palliative care too. Counseling can he...
<human>: What is palliative care for lung cancer? <bot>: You may need extra help with it comes to managing severe pain, nausea, fatigue, depression, or other symptoms. That's where palliative care comes in. It can help ease those symptoms and improve your daily life. It's a range of therapies that help you feel better...
<human>: Will insurance cover palliative care for lung cancer? <bot>: Medicare and Medicaid also cover some palliative care and hospice treatment. Talk to your insurance provider to find out what your policy covers. In some states, laws allow you to turn some life insurance policy death benefits into money to use for ...
<human>: How is palliative care for lung cancer different from hospice? <bot>: It's designed to make you feel comfortable, treat your pain, or to create a peaceful setting. Palliative care is part of hospice. But you don't have to be in hospice or at the end of your life to need or get it.,context:When you're living w...
<human>: How does palliative care for lung cancer help? <bot>: This special form of medical treatment can help you handle lung cancer issues like: Pain from your tumor or cancer surgery Stress, depression, guilt, or anxiety Chemotherapy, radiation, or other treatment side effects Shortness of breath Not getting enough...
<human>: Is palliative care the same thing as hospice? <bot>: It's a range of therapies that help you feel better, and help you manage your cancer and treatments. It's designed to make you feel comfortable, treat your pain, or to create a peaceful setting. Palliative care is part of hospice. But you don't have to be i...
<human>: What palliative care can help you get extra oxygen if you have lung cancer? <bot>: This can help you get enough oxygen when you breathe. This can be done at home. It can help ease fluid buildup so you can breathe.,context:When you're living with lung cancer, both the disease and the treatments for it can take...
<human>: How can lung cancer affect you? <bot>: When you're living with lung cancer, both the disease and the treatments for it can take a toll on your quality of life. If you can't get enough oxygen, you can become very weak and tired. It can help ease fluid buildup so you can breathe.,context:When you're living with...
<human>: What palliative care treatments can help with lung cancer? <bot>: It's a range of therapies that help you feel better, and help you manage your cancer and treatments. Your doctor can draw out some of the fluid in your lungs or put in stents that hold open your airways. This can help you get enough oxygen when...
<human>: Where do you get palliative care for lung cancer? <bot>: Your family members and loved ones can get palliative care too. Your palliative care may include radiation or chemotherapy too. This can be done at home. You may get palliative care treatments from many other specialists too. You can also get palliative...
<human>: Why does testicular cancer happen? <bot>: But they have been able to find some links to other conditions. There is one thing they do know: Testicular cancer is among the most treatable, even in an advanced stage. It is rarely life-threatening. Even if it has spread to nearby organs, you have an excellent chan...
<human>: How is HIV infection linked to testicular cancer? <bot>: HIV infection: The virus that causes AIDS has been linked with it.,context:If you or a loved one is diagnosed with testicular cancer, a natural question you may ask is: “ What caused this?” And the answer is doctors don't know for sure why a man may...
<human>: Can cryptorchidism cause testicular cancer? <bot>: They include: Undescended testicle: Testicular cancer happens more often in men who were born with a condition called cryptorchidism. Early in a pregnancy, the testes form in the male baby's lower belly. Not too long before birth, they should “drop” down ...
<human>: Am I at a higher risk for testicular cancer if I am infertile? <bot>: Fertility problems: If you have trouble making a woman pregnant, you are more likely to be diagnosed with testicular cancer. You should ask your doctor to screen you.,context:If you or a loved one is diagnosed with testicular cancer, a natu...
<human>: How are issues before birth linked to testicular cancer? <bot>: Issues before birth: Conditions related to your mother's pregnancy could play a role as well. They include abnormal bleeding and estrogen, or hormone, therapy.,context:If you or a loved one is diagnosed with testicular cancer, a natural question ...
<human>: Could issues before birth put me at risk for testicular cancer? <bot>: Issues before birth: Conditions related to your mother's pregnancy could play a role as well. They include abnormal bleeding and estrogen, or hormone, therapy. If you find a lump in your testicle, go to a doctor so he can check it.,context...
<human>: How is a previous diagnosis related to testicular cancer? <bot>: Previous diagnosis: If you've already been cured of cancer in one testicle, you have a 4% chance of getting it again in the other one.,context:If you or a loved one is diagnosed with testicular cancer, a natural question you may ask is: “ What...
<human>: How are fertility problems linked to testicular cancer? <bot>: Fertility problems: If you have trouble making a woman pregnant, you are more likely to be diagnosed with testicular cancer. You should ask your doctor to screen you.,context:If you or a loved one is diagnosed with testicular cancer, a natural que...