Gastrointestinal, Pelvic & Liver Disease, (A – Z)
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Neuropsychiatric Dysbiosis
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Neuropsychiatric dysbiosis is a condition where the community of microorganisms living in your gut (the gut microbiota) becomes unbalanced, leading to problems ...

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Metabolic Dysbiosis
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Metabolic dysbiosis refers to an imbalance in the body’s metabolic processes, often driven by disruptions in gut microbes, hormone signaling, or nutrient ...

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Functional Dysbiosis
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Functional dysbiosis is an imbalance in the normal functions of the gut microbiome. The gut microbiome is a diverse community of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and ...

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Inflammatory Dysbiosis
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Inflammatory dysbiosis is an imbalance in the community of microbes living in the gut—beneficial bacteria decline while harmful species flourish—triggering ...

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Infectious Dysbiosis
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Infectious dysbiosis refers to an imbalance in the body’s microbial communities—most often in the gut—triggered by the overgrowth of pathogenic organisms ...

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Thoracic Transverse Nerve Root Compression at T5–T6
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Thoracic transverse (T5–T6) nerve root compression is a condition where the spinal nerve root exiting between the fifth and sixth thoracic vertebrae gets ...

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Cervical Disc Non-Contained Sequestration
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Cervical Disc Non-Contained Sequestration is a severe form of disc herniation in the neck where a fragment of the intervertebral disc completely breaks away ...

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Cervical Disc Posterolateral Sequestration
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Cervical disc posterolateral sequestration is a subtype of disc extrusion in which the soft inner core (nucleus pulposus) of a cervical intervertebral disc ...

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Cervical C5–C6 Disc Sequestration
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Cervical C5–C6 Disc Sequestration is an advanced form of cervical disc herniation in which a fragment of the nucleus pulposus completely separates from the ...

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Cervical Disc Subligamentous Extrusion
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Cervical Disc Subligamentous Extrusion is a specific type of herniated disc in the neck. It happens when the soft, gel-like center of a cervical intervertebral ...

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Pancreatic Stones
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Imagine you’re going about your day, and suddenly, a sharp pain hits your upper abdomen. This pain doesn’t just fade away; it lingers, throbs, and even spreads ...

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Grade 2 Fatty Liver
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Have you ever heard of fatty liver disease? It’s a condition that affects millions of people worldwide, yet many are unaware of its potential consequences. ...

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Abdominal External Oblique Disorders
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The abdominal external oblique is one of the muscles of your abdomen (tummy area). It plays a big role in movement, posture, and stability of the trunk. When ...

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Anococcygeal Body Injury
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Anococcygeal body injury is an injury affecting the small tissue structure located between the anus and the tailbone (coccyx). Though this area is not widely ...

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Tendinous Arch Strain
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Tendinous arch strain refers to an injury or overuse condition affecting the tendinous structures that support the arch of the foot. These tendons, along with ...

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Tendinous Arch Sprains
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Tendinous arch sprain is an injury that affects the tendinous structures in the arch area of the foot. Although the term might sound complex, it refers to a ...

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Tendinous Arch Laxity
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Tendinous arch laxity is a condition that refers to the looseness or weakened support of the tendinous arch—an important structural part in areas like the foot ...

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Tendinous Arch Adhesions
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Tendinous arch adhesions is a term used to describe abnormal bands of scar-like tissue that form in or around the tendinous arches of the body. These adhesions ...

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Tendinous Arch Hyperplasia
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Tendinous arch hyperplasia is a condition where a band of tendon tissue—known as the tendinous arch—grows thicker than normal. This overgrowth can affect how ...

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Tendinous Arch Fibrosis
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Tendinous Arch Fibrosis is a condition where fibrous (scar-like) tissue forms within the tendinous arch of a structure—often in the foot—leading to stiffness, ...

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