Ulcer of the duodenum.
The first part of the small intestine.
An ultrasound technique that uses sound waves to see how well blood is flowing through the blood vessels.
An abbreviation for deep vein thrombosis: the obstruction of one of the deep veins, often in the calf, by a blood clot.
An abbreviation for dual energy X-ray absorptiometry.
Speech disorder.
An abnormal state of a part of the body.
A medical term meaning disorder.
Abnormal vaginal bleeding due to hormonal fluctuations.
Abnormal appearance of a cell, where the nucleus looks irregular but the rest of the cell looks fairly normal.
Abnormal levels of lipids (fats) in the blood.
Painful periods
Pain experienced by a woman during sexual intercourse.
The medical term for indigestion.
Pain or difficulty in swallowing.
Abnormal development of cells or tissue, which may become cancerous over time, or may resolve with or without treatment.
A condition that causes swelling of the muscles and the other tissues in the eye socket causing the eye to be pushed forwards. It often occurs in people with an overactive thyroid gland.
A chronic, multisystemic disease that can occur in people of any age.
Pain when urinating.
The measurement and calculation of the correct dose of ionising radiation.
Impairment of a physiological regulatory mechanism.
Damage to the retina caused by diabetes
Damage to the central part of the retina with bleeding and leakage of blood components (exudates)
A muscle forming the rounded part of the outer shoulder.