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How is MS diagnosed?

MS (multiple sclerosis) is usually diagnosed through neurological examination, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), analysis of cerebrospinal fluid, and sometimes also functional tests of nerve pathways.

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How does testosterone affect?

Testosterone affects in many ways, such as promoting the increase of muscle mass and bone strength, supporting sexual function, and influencing mood and energy levels.

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How is asthma diagnosed?

The diagnosis of asthma is based on the description of symptoms, a clinical examination by a doctor, and tests measuring lung function, such as spirometry tests.

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When can you not get pregnant?

The likelihood of pregnancy is very low during menstruation and immediately afterward, as the egg has not yet matured. However, since the timing of ovulation can vary,

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How is ferritin measured?

Ferritin is measured with a blood test taken from a vein. The test measures the body's iron stores and is used to assess iron deficiency or iron overload.

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How do kidney injuries occur?

Kidney injuries can occur due to long-term high blood pressure, diabetes mellitus, certain medications, or toxic substances such as heavy metals.

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