The diagnosis documented for Mr. Malone's case is Appendicitis. Appendicitis is the inflammation of the appendix. Appendicitis happens due to accumulation of bacteria in the appendix, thus causing infection. When there is infection, there is always the presence of abscess and inflammation. The general treatment for appendicitis is Appendectomy. This involves the surgical removal of the appendix. This is usually performed before the appendix ruptures, if diagnosed earlier, or in certain emergency cases when diagnosed late.
Red are arteries and blue are veins i believe.
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when pregnant Braxton hicks are very common and once youget one many follow herbal tea may help with reducing them.
Muscle cramps are often associated with a lack of vitamin B - lacking this vitamin will often be correlated to this occurence; if not directly cause it. This is also the reason why bodybuilders sometimes find themselves cramped up during competitions because they don't take enough vitamins before the competition.
