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The strip can be damaged through physical wear and tear.
For those not in the Kegel know, a woman's pelvic floor muscles control the flow of urine, and contract and release during orgasm, but can be damaged through things like pregnancy and impact sports, and weakened through aging.
This latter finding is of great interest because it shows that the brain can be damaged through purely inflammatory processes, as distinct from hypoperfusion or coagulation disturbances, during septic shock [ 14].
It is very delicate and can be damaged through disease, such as chronic dry eyes, graft vs. host disease in transplant patients, Stevens-Johnson Sjogrene, Sjogren's syndrome, and ocular herpes; the cornea can also suffer injury from chemical or thermal burns, cuts or abrasions, and damage post-surgery.
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Let's acknowledge that while the universe was not created for us, it can be damaged by us, because through our collective evolution we have developed the technology and the numbers that can erode the wondrous resources that sustain life on Earth.
Our ecosystem can be damaged real fast".
It has been proved that lungs can be damaged by administration or ingestion of drugs and chemicals, but it can also be damaged by the environmental toxicant primarily through inhalation.
The seal can be damaged if stretched.
Wear something that can be damaged.
Your belongings can be damaged or stolen.
However, DNA can also be damaged through the actions of structures called R-loops.
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