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Bai Zhu and Spleen DeficiencyInformation on the benefits of Bai Zhu as an effective Chinese herb for spleen deficiency symptoms such as poor appetite, loose stool, bloating, edema.
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Spleen Trauma- Save That Spleen!The spleen is an organ that has many jobs, including helping to battle infections. Injuries to the spleen used to cause the organ to be removed, which still occurs today, but not if doctors can help it.
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The Spleen, Though Small and Relatively Unknown, Does a Giant Sized JobThe spleen cleans the blood of debris, is the source of red blood cells in the fetus and plays a major role in the immune function.
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How to Clean Your SpleenIn this article you will find a resource of some sort for you to begin the journey towards understanding the spleen and its cleansing.
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The Spleen and Why Your Fat Loss Plan May Not Be WorkingWe know that obesity is a major problem both in America and world-wide. Many programs are available but people are still not making progress. One key - the spleen -- is not being addressed. Read how.
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Enlarged Spleen and Associated Risks of HypertensionIf you are suffering from an enlarged spleen, here is what you need to know about the risks for high blood pressure and associated hypertension.
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What is the Function of the Spleen?Usually we don't hear or even think about the part of our body called the spleen unless it is hurt or injured? Yet, most of us don't even know much about the spleen or even what function it plays in the body.
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Spleen Tumor Awareness: Have Your Dog Checked RegularlySpleen tumors are a silent killer of canines, especially older male dogs with weak immune systems. Wioletta Pazdanska lost her lovely dog Bungy to this disease and she hopes that with education, some dogs will be saved. -
Hypersplenism & the Impact of Removing an Enlarged SpleenRemoving an enlarged spleen is not a life altering procedure but may be necessary under a specific medical complication known as hypersplenism.
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How the Spleen WorksWhile the spleen is not a vital organ, it does serve some fairly important functions. The spleen aids your body in fighting off infection and filters undesirable material, such as blood cells that are old or damaged.
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Chris Simms' Exploding Spleen: An Analysis of NFL Injuries and One Very Mysterious OrganWhen news of Chris Simms injury and emergency splenectomy spread, I did what most Americans did: I googled "spleen". -
The Spleen and Its FunctionThe spleen is part of the lymphatic system. It can be completely removed but precautions need to be taken
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Spleen Qi HerbsHerbs to help a person gain better health with the use of Chinese medicine.
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Eczema and Spleen Explained by Chinese MedicineAn explanation of chronic eczema by traditional Chinese medicine.
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Sean Avery Out for the Rest of the Playoffs with a Lacerated SpleenA huge blow to the dwindling playoff hopes of the New York Rangers.
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Pig's Spleen Predicts North Dakota Will be Cold This Winter! Nothing New to Residents84-year-old Ukrainian farmer Paul Smokov (Steele, North Dakota) predicts weather by examining pig spleens.
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Pneumonia: Shortness of Breath in a Young College StudentDr Sapkota describes a case of severe community acquired pneumonia in a young patient with shortness of breath. She had her spleen taken out as a child. She developed severe ARDS and required intubation and was hooked up to a breathing machine for 3 days.
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Zavesca Effective as Preventative Medication in Type 1 Gaucher SyndromeFor patients with Type 1 Gaucher syndrome, there is a risk for developing liver and spleen enlargement in addition to anemia. For this reason, many physicians prescribe Zavesca to patients at-risk.
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Zang (Yin) OrgansThe lungs, spleen, kidney, liver and heart, also called the five solid organs (yin), are at the core of immune activity.
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The Wearing of the SpleenA limerick in celebration of St. Patrick's Day.
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What is Splenomegaly?Splenomegaly (also less commonly spelled spleenomegaly) is defined as an enlargement of the spleen. The spleen is located on the left side of the upper abdomen just behind the stomach.
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Health Benefits of SeleniumThe health benefits of selenium are responsible for providing necessary nutrients to the liver, kidneys, pancreas, spleen and lymph nodes and play an important role in their operation.
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What is Felty Syndrome?A rare disorder with the cause unknown, Felty syndrome patients have a swollen spleen, repeated infections, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), and a lowered white blood cell count.
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Gui Pi for Poor DigestionIn Chinese medicine, poor digestion is a problem with the spleen and stomach energy. Gui Pi can strengthen the spleen qi energy to improve digestion.
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What is Niemann-Pick Disease?A group of inherited diseases that affect how lipids collect in the spleen, liver, and brain cells, Niemann-Pick disease can give off different symptoms and affect people at different stages of life.
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SplenomegalyA look at causes and symptoms of Splenomegaly (enlarged spleen).
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Suckered.Us: New Site Big Success!Suckered.us bills itself as a "venue online for genuine ranting, complaining or just venting your spleen" and states they will be one of the most successful startups of 2007. -
An Ode to Bad PoetryJust something I cooked up as an ode to bad poetry. This is not intended to be good in any way.
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Neumovac, Treatment for Anyone Who has had a SplenectomyMy father had his spleen removed when he was 17 and anyone who has had their out knows that it compromises your immune system. Here is a story of how he has been free of colds and flu's for many years because of a miracle drug called Neumovac.
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What is Banti's Syndrome or Banti's DiseaseBanti's Syndrome, also known as Banti's disease, is an illness characterized by an enlargement of the spleen with anemia. These terms were actually used more in the past then they are today. This article provides a general overview:
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Lymphangiomatosis and ChildrenLympangiomatosis can manifest as a decongestive system, reproductive system, lung, bone, spleen, or liver disease, that affects various tissues.
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All About White Blood CellsIn Biology, white blood cells are defined in the following way: White Blood cells are cells which circulate in the blood and lymphatic system and harbor in the lymph glands and spleen.
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The Stomach: A Very Complex OrganThe stomach is a major protein-digesting organ, lies just below the diaphragm, to the right of the spleen and partly under the liver.
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Pregnancy Week 12: Dizziness, Chorionic Villus Test, and Baby's Organs Are FunctioningYour doctor may request a chorionic villus sampling test during your twelfth week of pregnancy. You may be experiencing something called pregnant woman dizziness and your baby's kidneys and spleen start functioning. -
Eleven Days in Intensive CareA ruptured spleen and I was knocked out for 9 days out 11 days spent in the intensive care unit.
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Mononucleosis and Epstein-Barr Virus: The Kissing DiseaseRemember the jokes about Mononucleosis (aka 'Mono'),the 'kissing disease'? Mono is no joke; it's a virus that affects the endocrine system. Symptoms nclude fever, sore throat, body aches, exhaustion and enlarged spleen. -
Now I Recall Why I Hate Fantasy FootballI have not been involved in fantasy football for a long time, until my friend called with a not-so-bright idea.
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Anemia in Children: An Overview of Symptoms, Diagnosis and TreatmentMany children suffer from anemia and other blood related disorders which can impair development, both physically and mentally. Understanding symptoms and easy methods for treatment will ensure a happy and healthy child development.
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Cytomegalovirus: An Introduction, diagnoses and Treatment to This Deadly DiseaseCytomegalovirus, CMV for short is a virus that reaks havoc on your body and mind. Being diagnosed with this has turned my life upside down
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Mononucleosis in Children: How is Mono Spread?A look at mononucleosis in children. How is it transmitted? What should parents do?
