Ulcerative colitis
Inflammation of the large bowel lining. One of the two main forms of inflammatory bowel disease, and it has its own emergency.
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6 conditions filed under U.
Inflammation of the large bowel lining. One of the two main forms of inflammatory bowel disease, and it has its own emergency.
Also called Non-specific urethritis, NSU, Inflamed urethra
Inflammation of the urethra, usually a sexually transmitted infection. Testing at a sexual health clinic finds the cause; a GP dipstick usually does not.
Being unable to empty the bladder. Acutely it is agonising; chronically it is painless and destroys kidneys quietly.
Also called UTI, Cystitis, Water infection
Common, usually simple, and in older people the single most over-diagnosed and under-recognised infection there is.
Deafness from birth with sight that narrows over years. The commonest genetic cause of deafblindness.
Also called Iritis, Inflammation of the eye
Inflammation inside the eye and a leading preventable cause of sight loss. A painful red eye with light sensitivity is a same-day emergency.
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