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Which is: Ninfoplasty or labioplasty is a plastic surgery that consists of the reduction of the small vaginal lips in women who have hypertrophy of that area. This surgery is relatively fast, lasting about 1 hour and usually the woman only spends 1 night hospitalized, being discharged the next day. The recovery is a bit uncomfortable, so it is recommended to stay home, and not go to work the first 10 to 15 days after surgery

The treatment of varicose veins can be done with various techniques with laser, foam, glucose or in the most serious cases, surgery, which are recommended according to the characteristics of varize. In addition, the treatment includes some care, such as avoiding sitting or standing too long because this improves blood circulation in the body, reducing varicose veins and their symptoms

Endometrial cancer is one of the most common types of cancer among women over 60 and is characterized by the presence of malignant cells in the inner wall of the uterus that leads to symptoms such as bleeding between menses or after menopause, pelvic pain, and loss of weight, for example. The causes of endometrial cancer are still not very well established, however there are some factors that can favor the occurrence of this disease, such as obesity, hormone replacement therapy, arterial hypertension and first premature menstruation

Surgery to remove the gallbladder, technically called cholecystectomy, is indicated in cases of inflamed gallbladder, gallstones or, less frequently, in cases of cancer. When it occurs in a programmed and uncomplicated way, it is usually a quick surgery, lasting on average 45 minutes, requiring only 1 to 2 days of rest and a recovery for normal activities in 1 to 2 weeks

The lump in the groin, neck or armpit is an ingrowth, which is the enlargement of lymph nodes, or lymph nodes, which usually happens by some infection or inflammation of the region in which it arises. It manifests itself through one or more scarves under the skin of the neck, head or groin, which may or may not be painful, and usually last between 3 and 30 days

The treatment for labyrinthitis is done with medicines such as Vertix, Cinarizine and Meclizine Hydrochloride, for example, which should be indicated and used as directed by the otolaryngologist or neurologist. Labyrinthitis is a disease characterized by bouts of dizziness, headache and frequent feeling of faint that can be treated according to its cause, usually resolved within 60 days

Pain in the mouth of the stomach is the popular name for the so-called epigastric pain or epigastralgia, which is the pain that arises in the upper abdomen, just below the chest, the region that corresponds to where the stomach starts. Most often, this pain is not of concern, and may indicate some change in the stomach, esophagus or early bowel, such as reflux, gastritis or poor digestion, for example, and is often associated with other symptoms such as heartburn, nausea, vomiting, gas, bloating or diarrhea, for example

Changes in the gut are common causes of pain in the belly, which can be caused by both mild causes and do not generate much discomfort, but can also have serious causes and that, if not quickly treated, can put one's life at risk. Some of the more common causes include constipation, infections, food intolerance, inflammation or even tumors that can cause pain and other symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or changes in stool

Genital prolapse, also known as vaginal prolapse, occurs when the muscles supporting the female organs in the pelvis weaken, causing the uterus, urethra, bladder, and rectum to travel down the vagina and even outward. Usually the symptoms depend on the organ going down the vagina and the treatment can be performed with exercises that strengthen the muscles of the pelvis and surgery

Vascular dementia is a type of alteration of areas of the brain mainly due to a Stroke, giving rise to symptoms such as difficulty in carrying out day-to-day activities, loss of memory and difficulty speaking, example. This type of dementia is irreversible, however it is possible to be treated in order to avoid progression, and the doctor indicates measures that can reduce the chances of stroke, such as quitting smoking, practicing physical activity and having a balanced diet, for example

Sudden death is one in which death occurs abruptly in healthy or sick people within the first 24 hours from the onset of symptoms, such as dizziness, for example, being characterized by sudden cardiac arrest accompanied by collapse of blood flow due to important changes in the heart, brain or veins. Sudden death usually occurs due to unidentified cardiac problems previously, and most cases are due to malignant ventricular arrhythmia that may be present in certain rare diseases or syndromes

Gastroenteritis is an inflammation in the stomach that can be caused by viruses or bacteria, called viral gastroenteritis and bacterial gastroenteritis, respectively, by ingesting substance from some toxic substance or side effect of some medicine, called acute gastroenteritis. The classic symptoms of gastroenteritis are diarrhea, with or without blood, and vomiting, and it is recommended to drink plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration

Sideroblastic anemia is characterized by a disease in which there is an inappropriate use of iron for the synthesis of hemoglobin, even though there are sufficient amounts of iron to produce it. As a result, this metal accumulates in the mitochondria of erythroblasts, giving rise to ring sideroblasts

Medicines for worms, such as Albendazole and Mebendazole, are taken at the doctor's recommendation if worms are found on the test or suspected. Usually the treatment is done in a single dose, but schemas of 3, 5 or more days may also be indicated, which varies according to the type of medication or worm to be combated

Essential thrombocythemia, or ET, is a hematological disease characterized by increased platelet concentration in the blood, which increases the risk of thrombosis and bleeding. This disease is usually asymptomatic and discovered only after a routine blood count. However, the diagnosis is only confirmed by the physician after excluding other possible causes of platelet enlargement, such as iron deficiency anemia, for example

The most commonly used treatments for treating Guillain-Barré Syndrome include the use of intravenous immunoglobulin or the holding of therapeutic plasmapheresis sessions, which, although not able to cure the disease, help relieve symptoms and accelerate recovery. These treatments are usually initiated in the Intensive Care Units when the patient is hospitalized and are aimed at reducing the amount of antibodies in the blood, thus preventing them from causing nerve damage and worsening the degree of disease development.

The accumulation of wax can block the ear canal, giving a blocked ear sensation and difficulty hearing. Therefore, to prevent this from happening, it is important to keep your ears always clean. However, it is not recommended to clean the ears with a cotton swab or other pointed object, such as the pen cap or paper clip, for example, because they can push the wax more deeply or even break the eardrum

Hydrotherapy, also known as aquatic physiotherapy or aquatherapy, is a therapeutic activity that consists of performing exercises inside a pool with heated water, around 34ºC, to accelerate the recovery of injured athletes or patients with arthritis, for example. Generally, hydrotherapy is done by a physiotherapist and is widely used by pregnant women and the elderly because it helps in the treatment of: Arthritis, arthrosis or rheumatism; Orthopedic problems, such as fractures or disc hernias; Muscle injuries; Joint pain; Swelling in the legs; Respiratory distress; Neurological problems.

Bartholin's glands are glands that lie at the entrance of the vagina on either side of the labia minora and are responsible for releasing a lubricating fluid. Bartolotomy consists of removal of the Bartholin's glands, when they are often clogged, causing cysts and abscesses. Usually only this medical procedure is used as a last resort, when no other less invasive treatment works

Sodium hypochlorite is used as a disinfectant and is also used to purify water for human consumption and use. Sodium hypochlorite is popularly known as bleach, which is sold in a solution of 2.0 to 2.5% sodium hypochlorite. Sodium hypochlorite can be purchased in markets, greengrocers, stalls or pharmacies