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A trade name for the male sex hormone testosterone, prescribed as a therapy for males with insufficient natural testosterone production.  

A trade name for glyceryl trinitrate, a medication employed to deter angina pectoris episodes.  

The consent of a woman to undergo pregnancy and childbirth with the understanding that she will hand over the child to the intended parents after delivery, as agreed upon. Pregnancy can be attained through methods such as artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization.  

Inflammation affecting the supraspinatus tendon located in the shoulder, leading to the condition known as painful arc syndrome.  

One or more nipples exceeding the typical count.  

A situation where the circulation of blood through the superior vena cava (the primary vein that carries blood back to the heart from the upper body) is hindered, frequently due to chest pressure. This constriction often stems from a tumor, especially lung cancer or lymphoma. As a consequence of the blockage, pressure can accumulate in…

A couch-like apparatus, featuring a hinged cover, designed to envelop both sides of the body and subject the skin to ultraviolet light for a rapid tanning effect. There have been apprehensions regarding potential prolonged consequences associated with sunbed utilization, especially concerning the elevated risks of skin cancer.  

An antipsychotic medication employed to address schizophrenia and Gilles de la Tourette’s syndrome.  

A mineral present in vitamin B1 and various crucial amino acids. Within the body, it plays a vital role in the formation of collagen, a structural component of bones, tendons, and skin, as well as being a constituent of keratin, the protein found in skin, hair, and nails. Additionally, sulfur is utilized in cream form…

A collection of antibacterial medications that have mostly been replaced by newer alternatives that are both more efficient and less harmful.