This video explains everything that you need to know about chronic gastritis, what is gastritis, briefly anatomical lining of the stomach, causes for gastritis, triggering agents for gastric irritation and gastric inflammation, what are the symptoms of gastritis, what are the treatment options available for gastritis, what are the natural remedies for gastritis, what are the foods that needs to be avoided in gastritis, what are the foods that is good for gastritis, why alcohol and smoking causes gastritis, why tea and coffee causes gastritis, what are the dietary changes one needs to prevent and cure gastritis, what are the lifestyle modification that one has to do to prevent and heal gastritis, what are the reasons for failure of treatment in gastritis and how to fix gastritis treatment failure.

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H. Pylori and peptic ulcers are common in our country and are even more common in underdeveloped countries. Dr. Falchuk explains how standard testing can help determine if you are suffering from gastritis, peptic ulcers, infection or H. Pylori.

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What is Fabry disease? Fabry disease is a rare X-linked condition caused by mutations or pathogenic variants in the GLA gene that codes for a lysosomal enzyme called alpha galactosidase A or alpha-gal A.

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This video explains that Fabry disease is a rare, inherited condition, caused by the lack of an enzyme, as a result of a genetic change on the X-chromosome. The video illustrates the inheritance patterns of Fabry disease and the wide range of physical signs and symptoms associated with the condition. Additionally, the video highlights that although there is no cure for Fabry disease, early diagnosis is essential to ensure timely treatment and management of the disease.

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Microbiology lecture 28 | Viral infections | Cause, symptoms and treatments of Herpes simplex virus
This microbiology lecture is going to talk about the different types of viral infections. This lecture explains the Cause, symptoms and treatments of Herpes simplex virus also known as the HSV. Stay tuned to know the following details about the herpes simplex virus –
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David Maron, MD, Stanford’s director of preventive cardiology, will share some of the most recent discoveries from Stanford, along with lifestyle tips and the latest methods for cardiovascular risk evaluation.

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