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Chronic knee pain - what's behind it?
Often there is knee pain that does not subside. Chronic knee pain can have numerous causes. If you have permanent knee pain, you should read our article for an overview of possible causes
Ultrasound of the testicle
- your urological information portal. Here you will find information on the subject of ultrasound of the testicle explained to laymen.
Motor learning
Motor learning is understood to mean all processes that contribute to learning and maintaining all motor movement processes. In addition to motor skills, sensory and cognitive influences also play an important role
The sebum glands on the testicle
The sebum glands on the testicles produce a secretion that protects the skin from drying out. In some cases, the sebum gland may become blocked or become inflamed and may need treatment.
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