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PROCTO-Rectum (Prefix)
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For example, prostate cancer patients frequently suffer radiation damage to their bladder and rectum, but the new system cuts down the risk of harm in these areas.
CANCER patients in the south [...] by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Bleeding from the 'back passage' or rectum will be an indicator of a number of potential ailments.
What Does Bleeding from the Rectum Indicate? We Reveal All by Helen Moss / Health, general community
Bleeding that is coming from the rectum will be an indicator that there is an aggravator that needs to be treated Bleeding from the rectum would suggest a number of conditions, some of which would be more treatable than others Bleeding that is coming from the rectum will be an indicator that there is an aggravator that needs to be treated.
Bleeding from the Rectum - Why Does It Happen? the Facts Explained by Myron Finch / Food/cooking/nutrition community
 
 
 
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