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Pain from inside the belly or from the belly's outer muscle wall, ranging from mild and temporary to severe and needing emergency care.

A growth of tissue marking the spot where skin has healed after an injury.

An injury caused by a bee's venom.

Dry, cracked lips.

Cancer that begins in the cells of the liver.

A dry, sore, irritated, or cracked nipple.

An injury caused by the venom of a scorpion.

A group of conditions in which injury, heat, or friction makes the skin blister.

An irregular area of tissue inside or outside the body that may get bigger or change appearance. It may or may not be cancerous.

A common skin growth in which a short, narrow stalk sticks out of the skin.

A loss of color in the skin and mucous membranes, often related to anemia.

An area of skin that differs from the surrounding skin. It's sometimes present when a baby is born or develops soon after.

Infection of 1 or more of the pockets from which hair grows. These pockets are called follicles.

A condition in which a newborn has hard, thick skin in diamond patterns.

The most common form of liver cancer.

A bump on the skin that's filled with blood.

A skin rash that usually begins as a large spot on the chest, belly, or back.

An irregular, rounded shape of the nail bed.

Too much protein in the urine.

A group of conditions that increase the risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes.