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Haemophilic patients suffer from a deficiency in clotting factors, leading to prolonged bleeding episodes even from minor injuries. This can result in spontaneous bleeding into joints and muscles, causing pain, swelling, and potential long-term joint damage. They also face psychological challenges due to the unpredictability of bleeding events and the need for ongoing medical care and treatment. Overall, living with haemophilia can significantly impact their quality of life and daily activities.
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What form of pain do leprosy patients suffer from?
Although patients with leprosy are commonly thought not to suffer pain, neuroapthic pain caused by inflammation of peripheral nerve endings is increasingly recognized as a major complication of the disease in many patients.
What is the prefix for patiently?
They may be in-patients or out-patients. ******************** Another is impatient.
What causes dizziness nausea and walking as if drunk?
Most of the patients suffer from labyrinthitis.
What is the prognosis for patients suffering from Type B NPD?
Type B patients generally live to adulthood but suffer from significant liver and lung problems.
Do sickle cell always have feverish?
do sickle cell patients always suffer from feverish feelings
What is zevit?
Zevit is classified as a vitamin or mineral and is given to patients who suffer from chronic alcoholism or poor diet.
What is the prognosis for patients with Whipple's disease?
If untreated, Whipple's disease can be fatal, but when treated with antibiotic therapy most patients experience rapid recovery and lasting remission. However, up to a third of patients may suffer a relapse.
Why do younger PD surgery patients fare better than older ones?
In addition, younger patients tend to do better with surgery and suffer fewer adverse effects from the surgery.
Is Kawasaki disease curable?
Under 3% of patients suffer fatal complications; most children recover uneventfully
What are the most common injuries paramedics suffer from?
Manual handling injuries from lifting patients. Mostly Back injuries.
When is peritoneal dialysis not recommended?
for patients with abdominal adhesions or other abdominal defects, such as a hernia, that might compromise the efficiency of the treatment. It is also not recommended for patients who suffer frequent bouts of diverticulitis
How many patients who need a liver transplantation suffer from scarring or abnormality of the biliary system?
Scarring or abnormality of the biliary system accounts for roughly 20% of the patients who need a liver transplantation.
