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What is the name of the doctor that examines the vagina?
He or she is called a Gynaecologist
Who cares about lividity?
a coroner (doctor who examines dead people)
What could a bump that moves around on the jawline be?
it could be a cancerous tumor or something of that sort I would have a doctor look at it
A doctor who performs autopsies and examines biopsy samples is called?
Pathologist
Could removing a cyst on the jawline lead to nerve damage?
My husband has small cell (can't recall the doctor's name for it) on his jawline. He has an appointment with a plastic surgeon to remove the cell/cyst. I am concernd about nerve damage. Can someone offer advice? Rae
What do you call a doctor who examines and cures eye ailments?
This would be an ophthalmologist since he can prescribe "cures".
Why do most people with lymphomas first visit a doctor?
In most cases, patients go to the doctor because of the presence of swollen glands in the neck, armpits, or groin area.
What is the medical term meaning A doctor who often manages the laboratory and examines body tissues and fluids?
Pathologist
Is it the doctor and he or the doctor and him?
The doctor and him It depends: The doctor and he went to the drug store. I was looking for the doctor and him.
What is a physical exam?
A physical exam is when a doctor or psyciatrist (or someone like that) examines your body for any problems, i.e a health check
Why do your armpits stink again after washing them in the bath?
Did you clean them correctly? It is not a smart question. Sometimes our armpits don't get under the water. The next time you are in the bath use a sponge and lather soap on it. If you usually shave your armpits, don't forget. (Armpit hair holds on to sweat and this is why we smell sometimes). Scrub your armpits really well. When you get out of the bath take care to dry them properly. Use talc powder to absorb the moisture. If you still have a problem then you should go and talk to your doctor about it. They will over advice on your problem.
Why does a doctor feel your neck and armpits?
A doctor feels your neck and armpits to check for swollen lymph nodes, which can indicate infection, inflammation, or other medical conditions. The lymph nodes in these areas are key parts of the immune system, and their enlargement can provide important clues about underlying health issues. This physical examination helps the doctor assess your overall health and determine if further diagnostic tests are needed.
