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Acute Bronchitis   show
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show Symptom rather than a disease itself. It indicates a shortage of red blood cells, hemoglobin, or both.  
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Anorexia Nervosa   show
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show The result of spasmodic constriction of bronchial smooth tubes in combination with chronic local inflammation and excessive mucous production.  
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show Flaccid paralysis of one side of the face caused by inflammation/damage to the facial nerve.  
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Breast Cancer   show
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show Eating disorder where in normal or higher than normal calorie consumption followed by activities to prevent the absorption of those calories.  
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show Inflammation of the bursae when these fluid filled sacs are irritated.  
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome   show
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show The use of substances (legal & illegal)in methods or doses that result in damage to the user.  
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show Collection of signs/symptoms that affect many systems in the body and result in potentially debilitating fatigue.  
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show Viral infection from any of 200 known types of viruses.  
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Chrohn's Disease   show
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show Small tears of the annulus, along with decreased disc height and dehydration of the muscles. Annulus may press against nerve root of the spinal cord.  
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show Mood disorders that can result in persistent feelings of sadness, guilt, or hopelessness.  
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show A group of metabolic disorders characterized by disturbances in glucose metabolism.  
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Dislocation   show
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show Retention of interstitial fluid because of electrolyte or protein balances; Or from mechanical obstruction in the circulatory/lymphatic systems.  
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show Stationary clots/Clots that travel through the circulatory system.  
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show The implantation and growth of endometrial cells in the peritoneal cavity that grow and then decay with the menstrual cycle.  
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Fatigue   show
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Fibromyalgia   show
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show Any kind of broken/cracked bone; From hairline crack to a complete break in bone.  
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Frozen Shoulder   show
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Gout   show
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Headaches   show
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show Hole or rip through which the abdominal contents may protrude.  
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show When nucleus pulposus may protrude into vertebral canal, compressing spinal nerve roots/or spinal cord itself. (Impingement)  
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HIV/AIDS   show
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Hypertension   show
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show A collection of signs/symptoms that include functional problems with the digestive system; especially the colon.  
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show Physical or mental suffering/stress arising from injury/illness in the lumbar region/area of the back.  
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Lupus   show
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show A variety of cancer that grows in Lymph tissue.  
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Multiple Sclerosis (MS)   show
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Muscular Dystrophy   show
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Myofascial Pain Syndrome   show
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Myositis Ossificans   show
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Osteoarthritis   show
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show "Porous bones". In this condition calcium is pulled off the bones faster than it is replaced, leaving them thin, brittle, and prone to injury.  
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show A condition in which the patellar cartilage becomes irritated as it contacts the femoral cartilage.  
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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)   show
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show Peripheral nerves are damaged through lack of circulation, chemical imbalance, trauma; Or exposure to pathogens or toxic substances.  
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Plantar Fasciitis   show
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Post Polio Syndrome   show
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show Deciding when to massage a client after surgery. Depends on what surgery was for, where incision is, and how large/deep it is.  
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Postural Deviations   show
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Pregnancy   show
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Raynaud's Syndrome   show
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Rheumatoid Arthritis   show
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show Syndrome involving motor and/or sensory deficits along the course of the sciatic nerve.  
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show A postural deviation where there is a lateral curve in the spine. S, C, or Reverse C curve.  
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Seizure Disorders   show
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Shin Splints   show
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Sinusitis   show
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Skin Cancer   show
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show Insomnia, sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome, circadian rhythm disruption all make it difficult to sleep or wake up feeling refreshed.  
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Sprains   show
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Strains   show
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show Damage to brain tissue caused by a blockage in blood flow, or by an internal hemorrhage causing oxygen deprivation.  
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Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ)   show
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Tendinitis   show
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome   show
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show Veins obstructed by blood clots. (Occlusion)  
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show Hyperthyroidism, Hypothyoidism; When Thyroid gland produces either too much, or too little of the hormones that stimulate the conversion of fuel to energy.  
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show A unilateral spasm of the neck muscles. (stiff-neck)  
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Urinary Tract Infection   show
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show Distended veins, usually in the legs, caused by venous insufficiency and retrograde flow of blood that should be moving against gravity.  
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show An umbrella term referring to a series of injuries that may occur with sudden cervical acceleration and deceleration.  
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