Michele Michaels

Splenunculus

Splenunculus is simply another word for an accessory spleen—they are identical, and neither means an enlarged spleen. An accessory spleen (also called a splenunculus, splenule, or supernumerary spleen) is a small, extra piece of normal spleen tissue located outside the main spleen. It is a common congenital variant, found in roughly 10–30% of people, and […]

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Bone Tuberculosis

The symptoms you describe—a lytic lesion with aggressive features, intense pain, and rapid swelling—require  medical evaluation and a definitive diagnosis. A biopsy is the only way to determine whether this is Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis (LCH), osteosarcoma, tuberculosis, or another condition. Each of these has a completely different treatment pathway. Regarding your specific concerns: Anesthesia safety:

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Sjogren’s Syndrome

Question: So the doc seems to think I have blood markers that indicate the connective tissue damage is increasing and may actually progress into an autoimmune syndrome = another one. I have 4 already. After researching the autoimmune connective tissue syndrome, I have begun to think about the fascia. I have looked in my book and looked up

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Tooth Decay

Why cavities are difficult to treat with a Rife Digital V3 external therapy: Tooth decay and tooth cavities aren’t  just bacteria sitting on the outside of your tooth. As decay goes deeper through the enamel and the underlying layer (dentin), bacteria push into tiny microscopic tubes that run straight toward the tooth’s nerve. Deep inside

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