A minor birth defect resulting from a developmental disorder of the neck and collarbone during embryonic development
Abnormal vaginal bleeding occurring between menstrual periods.
Having a wide range of activity. For example, broad-spectrum antibiotics are effective against a wide range of bacteria.
Any of the main air pipes beyond the windpipe, or trachea, which have cartilage in their wall.
A lung disorder in which the bronchi are abnormally widened and distorted and have damaged linings.
An acute viral infection of the lungs, mainly affecting babies and small children.
Acute inflammation of the air passages within the lungs
A type of endoscopy examination enabling a doctor to examine the airways through an instrument called a bronchoscope
A rare bacterial infection.
Grinding of the teeth.
An abbreviation for breakthrough bleeding.
An illness that is chracterised by bouts of overeating usually followed by self-induced vomiting.
A skin infection that is generally caused by one of two specific bacteria. it usually affects pre-school and school-aged children, especially in the summer months.
An inflammatory condition of the eardrum, characterised by painful, fluid-filled blisters on the eardrum. It often arises as a secondary complication of a bacterial or viral infection.
A block in the normal conduction of electrical activity in the heart.
A thickened pad of tissue or a fluid-filled sac (bursa) lying over a deformed big toe. It is caused by an abnormal outward projection of the big toe.
A cancer of the lymph tissues that is characterised by tumours within the jaw and/or abdomen.
Inflammation of one or more of the small sacs of synovial fluid (bursae) under the skin, normally found over joints and between tendons and bones. They act as cushions between two surfaces that may rub against each other.
bacterial vaginosis
balanitis xerotica obliterans
An abnormal swishing or ringing sound in the ear caused by blood pulsing through the AVM.