Articles, tagged with "exact cause", page 1
12th January 2012
For a golfer, one of the most important things you should examine is his golf club because according to experts,
is one of the main reasons for not hitting the ball. This is the exact cause of the Ping golf club was born.
Karsten Solheim was the on...
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Author:
john
24th November 2011
Ovarian cancer is a disease produced by the rapid growth and division of cells within one or both ovaries-reproductive glands in which the ova, or eggs, and the female sex hormones are made. The ovaries contain cells that, under normal circumstances, repr...
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Author:
pankaj
16th June 2011
About 70% of people would most probably suffer from a skin ailment called keratosis pilaris especially during their teenage years. Keratosis Pilaris can be handed down or triggered by many illnesses as a side-effect. However, the exact cause was not found...
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Author:
Edward Haley
02nd June 2011
Keratosis pilaris or KP, also identified as chicken skin, is not a physically painful problem, but the appearance of the rash-like bumps is known to cause increased anxiety and depression, which makes it emotionally painful. The condition is a sign that ...
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Author:
Aden Bentley
17th May 2011
Clubfoot is a type of birth defect that causes the leg to look short in appearance, the heel to point downward, and the forefoot, or front half of the foot, to turn inward. Thus taking on the shape similar to a golf club. In adults, children, and infants ...
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Author:
Dr.Khosroabady
03rd March 2011
The symptoms of tics and Tourette’s syndrome typically manifest themselves between the years of three and 10 years of age and include uncontrollable, repeated, rapid motions that occur involuntarily for no obvious reason. Commonly the person will experien...
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Author:
Lillian Bonds
11th January 2011
Seborrheic dermatitis is a skin condition which causes the skin to become oily, crusty, and crumbly. The most affected area of seborrheic dermatitis is the scalp. In adults, it is commonly called as "dandruff" while in babies, it is known as "cradle cap"....
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Author:
Clivir Team
11th January 2011
Gentle bathing, mild lubricants or creams, or mild hydrocortisone creams may be used to soothe inflammation. Ultraviolet light treatments given under the supervision of a dermatologist may be helpful. Oral anti-inflammatory medications such as prednisone ...
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Author:
arlenarron
31st August 2010
Most Computer SMPS repair issues can be fixed in a relatively easy manner. Of course, you need to have some electrical repair experience; otherwise you’re going to have a difficult time solving even the simplest of switch mode power supply problems....
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Author:
Info Spreader
18th August 2010
Are you facing corruption issues when you work on the MS SQL Server 2008 database? If yes, then do not worry as lot of other users face this problem as well. There are some in-built workarounds that fix the corruption problems in the database. At times, t...
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Author:
elfinruler
13th August 2010
Vitiligo is a skin pigmentation disorder, which is also known as leucoderma. The word leucoderma connotes white skin. In a person with leucoderma, this means a gradual loss of pigment melanin from the skin layers, which results to pale patches of skin or ...
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Author:
John William 6066
23rd June 2010
Male infertility is troubling for many couples with the goal of conceiving. Common reasons for male infertility include problems with semen or sperm, such as low sperm count, poor sperm motility or poor sperm quality. However, determining the causes of ...
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Author:
Justin
08th June 2010
Fourteen million Americans have Rosacea. Most people who have the disease don't even know it's a treatable skin condition, and even more people without the disease have never heard of it. Most sufferers go through life believing that their red blotches on...
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Author:
Nick Messe
07th May 2010
A placental abruption is a serious potentially life threatening condition. In a normal pregnancy the placenta is attached to the uterine wall however for some women, roughly 1 out of 200 pregnancies the placenta partially or completely detaches from the u...
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Author:
pregnancy guide
29th April 2010
Leucoderma is a rare skin disease characterized by white spots and patches. In this distressful but not contagious disease, there is a gradual loss of pigment melanin applied to the skin layers which results in white patches. Leucoderma can start with a s...
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Author:
herbalcure30
