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The disease often occurs in young men. On the scalp, usually in the crown and back of the head, nodes of an oblong or kidney shape, yellowish-white or cherry-red in color, soft or fluctuating in consistency are formed.

The basis of follicular mucinosis is degenerative changes in the hair follicle and sebaceous glands with the destruction of their structure and the deposition of glucosaminoglycans (mucin).

A follicular ovarian cyst (cysta ovarii follicularis) is a type of functional formation in ovarian tissue. The cyst is formed from the folliculus ovaricus - a follicle that has not had time to rupture or burst.

A follicular cyst is a fairly common type of neoplasm, which belongs to the category of functional benign cysts. The cyst is formed if there is no ovulation for some reason, when the mature follicle is full of fluid, but does not rupture due to the absence of ovulation.

If the mucous membrane of the eye becomes inflamed with the appearance of vesicular formations - follicles (from the Latin folliculus - sac), then this is nothing more than follicular conjunctivitis.

Bulbit is a pathology in which inflammation of the mucous membrane of the duodenal bulb occurs. During an endoscopic examination, a large number of small bubbles can be seen on it - the so-called follicles. In this condition, a diagnosis of follicular bulbitis is made.

Folic acid deficiency can be either congenital or acquired; the latter is more common.

Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis is a very rare variant of glomerulonephritis, observed in 5-10% of adult patients with chronic glomerulonephritis (over the past 20 years - in 6%).

A woman's health is in her hands. This especially concerns neoplasms that can arise and develop in her breast. A woman can detect a focal formation of the mammary gland on her own, by regularly examining her mammary glands, but only a specialist can correctly differentiate the disease.

Amanita muscaria (fly agaric) is a spectacular and easily recognizable ectomycorrhizal mushroom that is natural and common in temperate coniferous and deciduous forests of the Northern Hemisphere.

A gumboil is a serious dental disease that is fraught with many complications. Let's look at the causes of gumboil, the symptoms of the disease, diagnostic methods, as well as treatment and prevention methods.
Flux is an outdated name for purulent periostitis, a consequence of the inflammatory process in the area of the root apex of the tooth, subperiosteal and subgingival zones of the jaw. Flux in a child is characterized by the fact that the mucous membrane in the area of inflammation swells and not only the gums but also the cheek swells in the baby.
Fluorosis develops due to excessive accumulation of fluorine in the body. There are two types of the disease - endemic and professional.
Flatulence in children is usually of particular concern. This condition can occur for many reasons, without determining which one cannot begin treating the child.
Flat-valgus foot deformity is accompanied by flattening of the longitudinal arch, valgus position of the posterior, abduction-pronation position of the anterior section. Flatfoot is a fairly common deformity, accounting, according to various authors, for 31.8 to 70% of all foot deformities. The percentage of flatfoot is especially high in preschool and primary school children.

Flakes in the gallbladder can be an indicator of various pathologic conditions.

Fistulas of the submandibular salivary gland are extremely rare in peacetime. They usually occur as a result of gunshot wounds to the submandibular region.
Fistulas after radiation therapy, or post-radiation fistulas, occur as a result of exceeding the permissible radiation load, failure to observe intervals between sessions, disruption of vascularization of the genitourinary organs, as well as increased individual sensitivity to ionizing rays.
Fistulas are pathological passages lined with granulation tissue or epithelium, connecting a pathological focus in tissues, organs or cavities with the external environment or with each other.
Ciguatera poisoning occurs when eating any of >400 species of fish found around the tropical reefs of Florida, the West Indies, or the Pacific Ocean, where dinoflagellates produce a toxin that accumulates in the fish's flesh.

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