Breast hyperplasia, alongside dysplasia, is considered a pre-malignant condition. Hyperplasia essentially means an overgrowth of epithelial cells. Dysplasia refers to an irregular arrangement of breast cells. Benign issues—like common fibrocystic breast disease seen in young women—aren't cause for concern. Everything else is.
hmm. I’m guessing he had an abdominal aortic aneurysm if the aorta was dilated, but you didn't give me enough details... thickening? who knows. Honestly, I have no clue if someone can actually recover from that... no idea.
So, I want to get into martial arts. Something actually interesting and modern. Looking for suggestions... I heard there’s some cool discipline taught at a community center near the Everglades, but I can't even spell the name and I don't want to look like an idiot 😉
Seriously, you guys aren't reading what's written above... Price isn't an issue for me. I want to change my eye color slightly for a month—they're dark blue, and my hair is blonde too... So, I need some SUGGESTIONS on colors. I was thinking light blue... seems fine. But I'd rather you suggest something cool that actually pops. Cheers, and thanks for the replies.😲
Look, I know they're bad for your eyes... but nothing much is going to happen in a month. TVs and laptops are terrible for your vision too, not to mention a hundred other things. The price is roughly 200—$100assuming that's per month... Red... hmmm. Let's try being objective here.
Do you think this would actually look good on me? The people at my college told me green isn't my color. Ugh. Basically, everyone is telling me to stick with my dark blonde. But I really, really want to go light blonde.
Need some advice. I’m looking to grab some colored contacts for about a month just to switch things up a bit. I have blue eyes and blonde hair. The question is: which color would actually pop? I was thinking light blue, but I'm not sure if they'll even make a difference on eyes that are already blue—like, will they actually brighten them up? Anyone here tried this? Any tips? unknown 😕 😁
So, I went to the student health clinic to see Dr. Zudenig. It’s actually a decent spot. Before starting the pill, he sent me for blood work, but we didn't get to the ultrasound because he was clearly in a rush. The nurse there is unbearable. I called once to ask the doctor a quick question about my prescription, and she basically snapped at me, claiming the doctor wouldn't talk over the phone and that *she* would be the one explaining things. I'm a med student; I literally know more than she does, yet here she is, completely unqualified, trying to lecture me. All I wanted was a quick word with the doctor. Just an observation: being the nicest doctor in the room doesn't mean they're the best at diagnosing you. Think about that. DOES ANYONE KNOW A GOOD OBGYN AT THE UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER? ALSO, DOES ANYONE SEE DR. VISNJA LATIN? I'D LOVE SOME FEEDBACK ON HER. THANKS
Maybe listen to someone who actually knows their stuff from a few different angles.. In short, I agree with everyone else—it doesn't help..... I’m not going to dump a wall of arguments here because there are way too many.. if you're interested, just shoot me a DM... Advertising really does work wonders, apparently.