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| Bladder Inflammation (Cystitis) | Cystitis is a bladder inflammation usually caused by bacterial infection. A frequent desire to urinate and burning urine are common symptoms. |
| Cystitis (Bladder Inflamation) | Cystitis is a bladder inflammation usually caused by bacterial infection. |
| Dysmenorrhea (Menstrual Pain) | Dysmenorrhea is the pain that may accompany the first several days of menstruation. |
| Flu | Flu is a viral infection that affects the upper respiratory tract. |
| Food Poisoning | Food poisoning is caused by eating contaminated food. |
| Gastroenteritis | Gastroenteritis is an inflammation of the stomach and intestinal tract, usually caused by a viral or bacterial infection or by food poisoning. |
| Motion Sickness | Motion sickness is nausea caused by movement, often occurring in a car, boat, or airplane. |
| Poisoning | Poisoning is the exposure to a toxic substance. Treatment varies according to the substance ingested or inhaled. |
| Ulcer, Duodenal | A duodenal ulcer is a break in the membranes (mucosa) that line the duodenum. |
| Ulcer, Gastric | A gastric ulcer is a break in the protective membranes (mucosa) that line the stomach. |
| Ulcer, Peptic | Peptic ulcer is a broad term for any breakdown of stomach membrane (mucosal layers) caused by stomach acid or pepsin (an enzyme created by the stomach to aid digestion). |
| Vomiting | Vomiting is the violent process of ejecting stomach content through the mouth. |
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