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List of Diseases in Human Body





List of Diseases in Human Body


A


B



C

D

E

Eczema
Endometrial cancer
Epilepsy Seizure.
Eye Problems in Human

F

Flu Causes

G

Gallstones
Gastroenteritis
Glaucoma
Gonorrhea
Graves

H

Heart Attack
Hematoma
Hematomas
Hepatitis

I

Insomnia

K

Kidney cancer (renal cell)

L

Leprosy
Leukemia cancer
Lichenification
Lung cancer

M

Malaria Infections
Melanoma cancer
Meningitis
Migraine
Mumps
Myopia

N

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma

O

Obesity
Osteomalacia

P

Pancreatic cancer
Panic Attack
Paralysis
Parkinson’s
Plague
Pneumonia
Porphyria
Precautions On Asthma Attack
Prostate cancer
Pulmonary Edema

S

Sarcoidosis
Septicemia
Splenomegaly
Stroke
Syphilis

T

Thalassemia
Thyroid cancer
Thyrotoxicosis
Tuberculosis
Types of Polio Causes and Symptoms
Typhoid

U

Ulcer
Ulcerative Colitis

V

Vitiligo
Von Willebrand Disease

X

Xerophthalmia
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