Dr. David P Pflum D.D.S.

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• What is Tuberculosis?

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• Mesenteric Adenitis: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

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• Facts About Autism

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• What Happens During an Appendectomy?

  When the appendix experiences an infection, it becomes swollen and causes a lot of pain. It is necessary to undergo a surgical operation to remove this appendix that causes the discomfort. Functions of this organ called the appendix are not very clear, it is vestigial and, as such, its removal is...