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How fast does Lou gehrigs disease progress?
Between 3-5 years Sometimes less depends on how serious it is. Only 20% of people lived more than 5 years. Some are still alive today such as Stephen Hawking (Similar disease)
What causes the disease arthritis?
The cause of the disease Arthritis is unknown. the only option open at present is an attempt to control the progress of the disease.
What is the prognosis for Paget's disease?
There is no cure for Paget's disease. However, the development of potent bisphosphonate drugs like risedronate has resulted in the ability to slow the progress of the disease.
What is a fast- spreading often fatal disease called?
A fast-spreading, often fatal disease is called a plague ~Mz.Ryah Gresham Elementary
What progress has been made towards a cure for Crohn's disease?
At this time, a cure has not been found for this disease. Progress is being made but it is far from reaching a cure. Preventive medicine is available is extending life expectancy for patients.
Do the treatments for huntington's disease work and how?
At this time there is no treatment for Huntington's Disease that affects the progress of the disease. There are some drugs than can help treat some of the symptoms of HD.
What are the names of treatments for huntington's disease?
At this time there is no treatment for Huntington's Disease that affects the progress of the disease. There are some drugs than can help treat some of the symptoms of HD.
The Sahara is growing what is being done to slow its progress?
There is no answer get one fast, please
How fast can stage 3 kidney progress?
Stage 3 kidney disease can progress at varying rates depending on several factors, including the underlying cause, the patient's overall health, and the presence of other conditions like diabetes or hypertension. In some individuals, it may remain stable for years, while in others, it can progress to stage 4 or end-stage renal disease within a few months to a few years. Regular monitoring and management of risk factors are crucial to slowing progression. Early intervention can significantly impact the rate of decline in kidney function.
How would the preexistence of autoimmune disease affect the progress of AIDS?
it may make it harder to fight
How does Whipple's disease normally progress?
n most cases the first symptoms are arthritic joints, which can precede the malabsorption symptoms of Whipple's disease by many years. Commonly, the disease progresses to the small intestine
What disease is an acid-fast bacilli smear?
Mycobacterial, tuberculosis
