What causes newmanitits?
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A "doctor" who spells pneumonitis, "newmanitis", is very likely a QUACK!  Most actual pneumonitis does not present with pain as the primary symptom.  Pneumonitis is much more likely to present with such things as shortness of breath, cough, and fever.  I wonder if your "doctor" didn't mean pleurisy, which is an inflammation of the pleura, or lining of the lung, which causes intense pain on breathing.  Pleurisy can be a symptom of something much worse, but is most often simply caused by a temporary respiratory virus, like the flu.  Treatment would simply be pain medication as needed.  However, if you are very ill, the pleurisy could be caused by pneumonia, tuberculosis, or even cancer.  This would require more tests, starting with good chest xrays.  You could have a pleural effusion, which is fluid in the pleural space surrounding the lung;  which may need to be drained.  Empyema is where this fluid is pus.  Then a chest tube needs to be inserted.
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it's a type of ingrown particle..\n\ni've had those...  i don't get them too often.\n\nif this keeps up..  call the dermatologist.. have them look it over and see if they can't stop that mess.
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It could be a condition known as Angular Stomatitis, sometimes it is a sign of anaemia. You should talk to your doctor and he will tell u.\nGood luck!
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possibly could be caused by allergies.
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Cold or sinus infection.  Also could be allergies.
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I had the exact same thing happen to me a few months ago.  It was an infection.  When an infection is present in the body the lymph nodes are the first things to catch it and react.  That's why your node is swollen.  I took a week of antibiotics and it cleared up within a couple of days.  Those little cysts show up in ears all the time, and if they turn into infections all you need is an antibiotic.  You'll be better in no time.
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Look for connections: causes and effects.\n\nGOOD Question!
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It's caused by too much salt. Large salt intake causes fluid retention, giving that swollen/puffy/fat look. This is caused by the salt/water balance in the body. Drink some extra water and it will go away once your kidneys do their job.
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This can be due to many reasons including stress, weight gain/loss, hormonal imbalance, thyroid, illness, medications, infections, thyroid, polyp, cyst, amongst other reasons.  This is something that should be checked out by a doctor so the exact cause can be determined.
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your ovalating! it like clear mucousy stuff that come out but after it dries it becomes white.
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Possible an infection or some other kind of medical problem,  i suppose cancer could cause this kind of problem, i dont know anything about cance though.  Best solution is probably: Go to a doctor.  Whatever it is it needs attention.  Good Luck.
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ensure you are not diabetic....\n\ntoo much sweat can cause it, and boils can conglomerate anc cause a mess, hidradenitis suppurativa...http://www.emedicine.com/emerg/topic259.htm\n\n\ncleaniliness is the key, soap and water...dermatology opinion....
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Hard to say without a picture or to see the process. Gas pressure? Wind? Contaminants in the metal? Wrong gas mixture?\nHere's a couple of links that may help..
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check vitamin deficencies. Vit. A can be a cause.\n\nSilver Birch
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could be GPC or giant papillary conjunctivitis. I used to get it when i wore contact lenses. Essentially your eyes get irritated by something (contacts, cat hair, hay fever, dust) and their ability to ward off illness is lowered. They catch bacterial infections, and mucus results. If it is alot, go to the eye doctor. He/she will give you ointment to put in your eyes and help you figure out what is causing it.
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They may be speed bumps, slow down!\n\n\n\nSeriously,\nI would get a doctor to look at it!
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I'm sure you will get plenty of answers to fungal dispersion. My favorite is "shotgun" or "artillery" fungus (Sphaerobolus stellatus). It wrecked the paint on a porch of a friend of mine. You can actually hear the tiny explosions when this fungus lets loose!\n\n"The shotgun or artillery fungus (Sphaerobolus) may cause serious problems. While it decays the mulch, it also produces fruiting structures that resemble tiny cream or orange-brown cups that hold a spore mass resembling a tiny black egg (1/10 inch in diameter). This fungus shoots these spore masses high into the air. They stick to any surface and resemble small tar spots on leaves of plants or the siding of homes (Fig. 1). They are difficult to remove, leave stained surfaces, and may result in major damage."\n\n--- from http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/3000/3304.html\nwhich includes other nuisance fungi.\n\nHope this helps!