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How is HIV tested?
HIV testing can be performed with a blood sample taken from a vein. The test can be either a rapid test that provides results in a few minutes,
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How does a yeast infection occur?
A yeast infection can develop when the normal microbial flora of the vagina is disrupted, for example, due to antibiotic treatment, pregnancy, diabetes mellitus,
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How does cholesterol medication work?
Cholesterol medications, such as statins, reduce the liver's production of cholesterol and increase its removal from the bloodstream, which lowers blood cholesterol level
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Headache, when to see a doctor?
There are many causes of headaches, and often it is a harmless condition. However, it is advisable to seek medical attention if the headache is very severe,
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How long does a migraine last?
The duration of a migraine attack varies individually. Typically, an attack lasts from 4 to 72 hours. The length and severity of the attack can vary,
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How is a bone density measurement done?
Bone density measurement is usually done using a DXA device (Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry), which uses X-rays to measure bone density.
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How long does alcohol stay in your blood?
Alcohol typically shows in the blood for 6-24 hours after consumption. The exact duration depends on several factors, such as the amount of alcohol consumed,
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How quickly does B12 vitamin work?
The effects of B12 vitamin can be felt within a few days, but the full benefits and effects may only appear after several weeks or months of regular use.
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How does sleep apnea affect sleep?
Sleep apnea disrupts the structure of sleep by causing repeated breathing pauses that interrupt sleep and reduce sleep quality.
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How to lower testosterone?
Testosterone levels can be lowered by avoiding excessive exercise, following a strict low-fat diet, and avoiding certain medications, such as opioids.
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How does progesterone affect?
Progesterone, or corpus luteum hormone, affects a woman's body in many ways. It prepares the uterine lining for pregnancy, calms the central nervous system,
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When is it anemia?
Anemia is suspected when hemoglobin levels fall below reference values. In women, anemia is suspected if hemoglobin is below 117 g/L and in men,