Examples of using Skin changes in English and their translations into Hindi
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With age, our skin changes.
Skin changes at the site of treatment;
Excessive fatigue and skin changes.
Skin changes of the breast or nipple, such as dimpling.
Hypertrophic skin changes(L91).
Skin changes where the injection was given; or.
Meansdelaying age-related skin changes;
Pregnancy glow- Skin changes during pregnancy.
If insulin resistance is severe, you may have visible skin changes.
Have skin changes that suggest breast cancer; or.
LCD 10- Hypertrophic skin changes(L91).
Skin changes, such as swelling, redness, or other visible differences in one or both breasts.
Next articlePregnancy glow- Skin changes during pregnancy.
The means work fine also in the event that there are age-related skin changes.
L56 Other acute skin changes caused by ultraviolet radiation.
Atypical scleroderma may show any variation of these changes without skin changes or with finger swelling only.
(Skin changes associated with Raynaud's phenomenon and other associated vascular and systemic features.).
L56.8 Other specified acute skin changes caused by ultraviolet radiation.
Skin changes: Due to the elevation of estrogen hormone, you have a significant effect on your skin. .
In very young infants, early skin changes may be misdiagnosed as port-wine stains[12].
Skin changes, such as a new spot or mole or a change in color, shape, or size of a current spot or mole.
In addition, these places are less prone to age-related skin changes, which will make the painted flower more durable.
If you have skin changes that might be skin cancer, your doctor will do a biopsy.
The doctor maytake a close look at your skin to determine whether your skin changes are likely to be skin cancer.
So called skin changes inherent in pink deprive, but appearing on the skin in places of friction, squeezing, sweating.
Inspect your skin: Your doctor may examine your skin to determine whether your skin changes are likely to be skin cancer.
If the leg swells or the skin changes over prominent veins, treatment is usually advised to prevent a skin ulcer from developing.
Consider anaphylaxis when there is compatible history of rapid-onset severe allergic-type reaction with respiratory difficulty and/or hypotension,especially if there are skin changes present.
If leg swelling or skin changes develop over prominent veins, then treatment is usually advised to prevent a skin ulcer from developing.
In some susceptible individuals,infection by this microorganism can cause skin changes- such as squamous cuts, itching and redness- which, although localized, can be extremely annoying.
