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Bartholin’s gland

Behçet’s disease
Bell’s palsy
Blackout, fainting
Blepharitis
Blind spot edema
Blockage of the sensory system
Breast nodule
Breast cancer
Brittle bones
Bundle-branch block

Bunion

Buphthalmos
Bursitis
Bypass surgery

These glands respond to sexually arousal by producing a clear mucus which leaves the vagina smooth.
Eyes, mouth, joints and skin conditions.
Within a few hours, all muscles to one side of the face become paralysed.
Narrowing, blockage of the arteries and coronaries leading to the brain (epilepsy).
Eye: Inflammation of the eyelids.
Eye: The tip of the optic nerve swells and damages.
Disorders effecting sight (blind), hearing (deaf), taste, smell and sense.

Small hard lump that occurs in the breast.   
Mammary constriction.
Bones will usually break sooner due to decalcification.
Slow heart rate may lead to insufficient blood circulation to the brain causing sudden fainting (especially with thrombosis).
Inflammation of the great toe causing it to be abnormally positioned (bended outwards); hallux vulgus.
Eye: Enlargement of the cornea like glaucoma.
Bursitis usually occur around joints, tendons, bones and knees.
Performed to clear the coronaries and arteries.

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Calcitonin
Carpal-tunnelsyndrom
Cataract
Cat scratch disease
Cardiovascular
Cerebrovascular accident
Cervical spondylosis
Charcot-marie-Tooth disease
Chondromalacia patella
Cheyne-Stokes respiration
Chordotomy
Compartment syndrome
Common carotid artery atherosclerosis
Conditions that
effect the uterus
Coarctation
Coagulation disorders
Colour blindness
Cor pulmonale

Contracture
Corticotrophin
Corneal abrasion

Craniopharyngioma
Cracked skin

Cretinism
Cycloplegia
Cyst of Meibomian gland

Gland disorder effecting the endocrine system.
Swelling, tingling, numbness, painful nerve impulses in hands and thumbs.
Eye condition - for example, people realise they cannot drive at night and have blurry vision.
Disease effecting the lymph nodes.
With respect to heart, veins, arteries and capillaries.    
Brain damage.
Neck hernia.
Wooden leg, deformation/narrowing of the lower leg and paralysis.
Experiencing pain and stiffness of the cartilage behind the kneecap.
Respiratory distress syndrome.
Deliberately cutting of specific neural pathways in the spinal cord.
Narrowing of the arteries and veins in the lower arms and legs.
Development of fatty and obstructing deposits on the inside of the arteries causing small but vital blood vessels to the brain to slowly clog.
Retroverted uterus and uterine prolapse.

Narrowing of the coronary/aorta causing high or low blood pressure.
Blood circulation narrowing of the arteries and veins.
Eye: Colour blindness could possibly occur with multiple sclerosis and diabetes.
Narrowing of small branches of the lung arteries causing lung cramping and breathlessness as well as heart disease.
Shortening of muscles, tissue and veins.
Narrowing of internal glands (endocrine system).
Eye: Sensory nerves are exposed due to the loss of the outer layer of the cornea and therefore are very sensitive to every eye movement.
‘Brain tumour’ - pressure in the skull causes damage to the pituitary gland.
Blockage of the water level in the skin which is responsible for elasticity and softness, causing the skin to crack.
Thyroid gland disease.
Eye: Paralysis of the ocular muscles.
Eye: Hard swelling in the eyelid caused by a blockage of the glands. Due to the pressure the swelling can cause at the rim of the eyelid, patients might experience some temporary blurry vision.

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Dacryocystitis
Demyelination
Dermatitis herpetiformis
Dermatophytosis
Diabetes
Diplopia
Drooping eyelids
Dwarfism

Dermatomysitis
Dysphasia
Dupuytren’s contracture

Dystonia
Dystrophy

Inflammation of the lachrymal sac.
Nerve fibre damage - characteristic of multiple sclerosis.
Skin condition.
Fungal infection of the skin.
Narrowing of the pancreas.
Eye: Double vision.
Eye: Baggy drooping eyelid.
Result of gland disorders (endocrine) that effects a pituitary gland hormone, growth hormone or adrenal insufficiency by working more slowly than usual.
Mechanical blockage of skin and muscles.
Locally insufficient blood flow to the brain (stroke).
Local shortening and/or thickening of the tendon sheath in the palm causes permanent bending of one or more fingers.
Group of muscle disorders such as crooked neck, torticollis and blepharospasm. 
Eye: Disease that effects the cornea, retina and muscles; “muscular dystrophy”.

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Eczema
Eisenmenger’s syndrome
Embolism
Endarteriectomy
Enophthalmus

Entropion

Epicanthic flod
Epilepsy-epileptic
Epiphora

Episcleritis
Erythema multiform
Exophthalmus

Exostosis

Extramammary Paget’s disease

Skin condition.
Congenital heart condition - small opening in the heart.
Heart embolism, pulmonary embolism caused by sudden blockage of the arteries.
Operation to restore blood circulation in narrowed arteries.
Eye: Posterior displacement of the eyeball causing eyelids to close and changes the eyeball and orbital fat volume.
Eye: Eyelid folds inwards resulting in the eyelashes rubbing against the cornea causing infection and ulceration on the cornea.
Eye: Skin fold of the upper eyelid covering the inner corner.
Attack causes things such as convulsions and spasms.
Eye: Shedding tears due to the fact that the normal drain towards the nose is not functioning properly.
Eye infection - inflammation affecting part of the eye called the episclera.
Hypersensitivity characterised by a red and swollen rash.
Eye: Anteriorly bulging of the eye out of the orbit forcing the eyelids apart - uveal melanoma, retinoblastoma, rodent ulcer, orbit.
Benign growth on the surface of a bone, often enclosed by a protective capsule (bursa) also called bunion.
Red, itchy skin rash occurring on both breasts resembling eczema and (if possible) a benign form of cancer.