Depends. Elephantiasis is usually not lethal, however because of massive swelling, skin thickens and can get infected by various Bacterias. Sometimes skin can even turn gangrenous and cause highly fatal problems. Elephantiasis itself however, will not kill you.
Yes, a burst appendix can be fatal if not treated promptly. This condition, known as peritonitis, can lead to serious complications and even death if not addressed with surgery and antibiotics.
Yes, consuming large quantities of deionized water can be harmful or fatal due to its ability to disrupt the balance of electrolytes in the body.
Fainting can only be fatal if you have a pre-diagnosed disorder. People with diabetes who faint, can be extremely fatal since this can lead to coma. Fainting can also be fatal only if you hit your head on the way down or are put into danger while unconscious.
The most common fatal surgical complications include infection, blood clots, organ damage, and anesthesia-related complications. It is essential for patients to discuss potential risks with their healthcare providers before undergoing surgery.
Dry gangrene is not typically fatal on its own, as it is a slow-progressing condition where living tissue dies gradually due to reduced blood flow. However, if left untreated, dry gangrene can lead to serious complications such as infection, which can become life-threatening. It is important to seek medical attention promptly to prevent further complications.
elephantitis
elephantitis
Annually, 120 Million people are infected with Elephantitis.
Elephantitis, which is hardly a cool disease. Mad Cow disease which can be maddening.
elephantitis-the inflamation of the leg. srepititis- the inflamation of the throat.
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i dont know get a better answer than disit's a disease caused by a parasitic bug that makes a certain part of your limbs to swell
Elephantitis in short gets its name from the appearance of a person's affected limb (usually a leg). It becomes grey and thick and sort of resemble's an elephant's leg. There is no real cure though massages and moisterizer can help sooth the skin. The bacterium causing elephantitis is often carried by mosquitoes or in some cases the consumption of human flesh (normally rotted or under cooked).
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Yes, it can be fatal.
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