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Kyphosis
Trying on a twelve-year-old son a new shirt, you noticed that his back was round. They looked more closely and saw what they had not previously paid attention to; the angles of the blades are very prominent. Now ask him to bend down and touch the floor with his fingertips. Not enough? This means that you have reason to show your son to an orthopedic doctor, since these three signs may indicate the onset of the spinal cord disease – juvenile kyphosis. It is called adolescent because it is most commonly found in adolescents, and boys are 3–4 times more likely to be sick than girls. Continue reading
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system
reduced
tracheitis
tract
venereal diseases
drank alcohol
overheat
degree
exercise
remedies
set goal
blade
symmetrical
sore throat
person faces
unacceptable
doctor
fellows
become calmer
example
infection
mucus
joy
bronchioles
diabetes
purulent
feel relief
occurs
cholelithiasis
smoked
occurs predominantly
trouble
pregnancy
adults
process
doctors
blindness
home
treatment
type
consciousness
hospital
LEMON
diseases
surface
esophagitis
pneumonia
gonorrheal urethritis
balance
fingers
love
neck
attention
harm health
child
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urethritis
experience
blood
fish
esophagus
absent
education
emotions
more balanced
adult paratrahoma