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A teenage boy develops stomach pains, starts vomiting blood and fecal matter, and has nausea from accidentally swallowing a bristle from a grill brush, which got lodged in his intestines; in 2011, a 16-year-old girl who swam in a Florida river experiences a headache, fever, vomiting, mental confusion, unusual behavior and dies from the rare ...
The rest of the team, annoyed, tell House that all Ian has is a stomachache due to some bad food. But after discovering Ian's urine catheter bag full of brown urine, they realize that Ian's kidneys are indeed failing and that they are already far too damaged to be saved. The team is forced to do another differential diagnosis, however many of ...
A baby boy could not keep any food down; an X-Ray revealed that he had been born with a diaphragmatic hernia. A woman who suffers from extreme fatigue has strange cravings for pickles; when her heart nearly stops, doctors try to find the cause of her problems.
Clinic staff was initially worried the boy might have been contagious but his rash had subsided four days earlier, ... “Many have fever or diarrhea, vomiting or measles. Also headaches and colds ...
Mistake on 1-800-Flowers card implies late grandma gad diarrhea. See Gallery. A flower bouquet for a funeral is pretty typical, as is a card with a nice note to say who the flowers are from.
John gets a credit card bill for $842 instead of $8.42 after taking a girl on a date, and the station personnel, and Dixie hear all about it. The firemen rescue a young couple from a traffic accident, but the boy has a spinal cord injury and the girl (Audrey Landers) may be pregnant; this makes Dr. Early reluctant to take x-rays until her ...
The tragic case of a college student who died after eating leftover spaghetti is making headlines again after a doctor called attention to the incident on his popular YouTube channel.. In a video ...
Cooties are known in Denmark as pigelus and drengelus and in Norway as jentelus and guttelus: each pair meaning literally "girl lice" and "boy lice". In Sweden they are known as tjejbaciller and killbaciller [12] (literally "girl/boy bacilli") and in Finland they are known as the tyttöbakteeri and poikabakteeri ("girl/boy bacteria").