Dr. Ava Hudson M.D.

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• Tylenol-Codeine Side Effects

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• Hot Flashes and Women's Health

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• What Causes a Sore Throat?

  A sore throat is simply defined as pain, irritation or itchiness of the throat. A person having a sore throat may have difficulty swallowing foods and liquids. In addition, the pain may be exacerbated when you try to swallow. A sore throat can affect both children and adults. Symptoms of sore...

• What Does a High Red Blood Cell (RBC) Count Mean?

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