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  • Nov 4, 2005, 04:22 PM
    Chery
    Changes in Menstrual Cycles
    Any changes in menstrual cycles such as clotting, and unusually heavy bleeding can be indications of serious problems, no matter what age, so please see your family physician.
    Please take your body serious and watch for signs.

    Check this page for possible or probable causes of changes in your cycles.

    http://obgyn.healthcentersonline.com....cfm?artid=400

    This is a printable version and handy to those who are usually regular and then have sudden unexplained difficulties.
  • Nov 5, 2005, 01:29 PM
    drali77
    Hi,
    Do you know any website having animated health processes
    I mean like gastrointestinal system
    Renal system
    Endocrine system
    Heart
    Cardiovascular system
  • Nov 5, 2005, 04:55 PM
    Chery
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by drali77
    hi,
    do you know any website having animated health processes
    i mean like gastrointestinal system
    renal system
    endocrine system
    heart
    cardiovascular system

    I don't know of any sites yet, but we did have the movies in our university hospitals in Heidelberg and Erlangen, Germany - if you mean showing of degeneration, changes, etc faster than reality, actual procedures, or live telemedicine consultations and conferences(which are for clinicians only). Try your local hospital and find out where they get their teaching material. The best bet would be a major teaching hospital, like the military one in San Antonio, etc. So far I've only seen a few sites with appropriate illustrations at best. If I find a site though, I'll inform you as soon as possible. I can also check with some of my clinician friends in the States, but those sites usually need administrative approval and passwords for the clinicians in their hospitals only. Will let you know.

    http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/543.gif

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