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There are a variety of factors that can harden the lower section of the abdomen. In many cases the lower section of the abdomen is hardened due to physical exercise. In other cases it is the sign of health problems. Check with your health care provider to rule out more serious conditions.
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Herpes is an extremely common infectious disease caused by the herpes simplex virus one and herpes simplex virus 2. The majority of the population has been exposed to herpes and is a carrier of the virus. Herpes can infect the lips,mouth, throat, eyes skin and external genitalia.
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Small red bumps in and around your mouth are the sign of a disease known as Herpes Labials. These bumps are commonly known as cold sores. Herpes is an extremely common infectious condition.
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A hernia of the belly button is known medically as an umbilical hernia. This condition is most common in infants but occurs in adults as well. Belly button hernia is generally harmless and has a tendency to resolve on its own.
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Perianal abscess is a condition that is always treated with surgical intervention. The procedure used is usually simple and performed under general anesthesia. It typically requires no hospital stay.
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Lightheadedness and tingling in the face after exercise can be the sign of a serious underlying medical condition, including dehydration, low blood sugar, a cranial hemorrhage or a pinched nerve. Some of these conditions can cause severe, even fatal, complications if they are not remedied immediately.
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Tonsillectomy is a surgical procedure during which your tonsils are removed. This surgery is commonly done on children, but in some case adults require it as well. It usually causes no complications and requires only a short hospital stay.
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