The patient can succumb to the pneumonia infection, the lungs can fill up with fluid, and the patient die. People die from pneumonia all the time, and was a common cause of death before the advent of antibiotics. If the patient has a prescription, he/she should take it!
It may give them the munchies, but will not stop them from purging.This is a psychological problem that needs medical AND psychological help, and possibly some prescription meds.
possibly it causes pneumonia, so you could say it causes pneumonia. pneumococcus
There are several types of pneumonia. Pneumonia is a condition, not an illness. The condition occurs after you have contracted a respiratory illness and creates small pockets of fluids inside your lungs. The type of pneumonia depends on the underlying illness. If you have a bacterial infection, you get bacterial pneumonia (this is the most dangerous kind, and is treated with antibiotics). There also is a viral pneumonia, which cannot be treated with antibiotics. Doctors may prescribe antibiotics to deal with some of the side effects, but generally rest and fluids are prescribed. There is fungal pneumonia, which occurs if you have a fungal infection in your ear, nose, or throat. And lastly, there is aspiration pneumonia, which occurs from pathogens that entered your lungs from another part of your body.
Go to college, Then medical school. Become an MD. Practice in pain management and work with patients who suffer from chronic and possibly life long conditions that warrants taking that medication. Than you can write them a prescription for the medication once you established it is the proper route to take.
In addition, bacterial contamination of nebulizer and humidification systems can occur, possibly leading to the spread of pneumonia.
heart disease, pneumonia, and possibly ascites or pregnancy to a limited extent.
Some prescription drugs are addicting, mentally and/or physically. Doctors don't allow refills on some prescription drugs so they can monitor the possibly of a patient becoming addicted to the drug.
FORGETTING to tell??? Possibly - especially if it is a 'scheduled' or a prescription drug -and- you'd better be able to produce a prescription for it.
That is still 'drug addiction,' just possibly of the 'legal' variety.
Possibly bronchitis or pneumonia...go to the Dr, Please!
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They can test you for any and all drugs that could possibly be in your system, prescription or otherwise.