Longterm alcohol use robs your body of many, many nutrients, which causes extensive damage. First it damages the liver, which is the body's filter. Some illnesses caused by alcohol are: Encephalopathy (brain infection), Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome, Neuropathy, Liver disease, including Cirrhosis of the liver. If the alcoholic smokes, even more problems - emphysema, COPD. Damage to the liver should never, never be ignored. It is a death sentence.
Individuals who are especially susceptible include those with chronic diseases such as diabetes and circulatory problems and those with diseases that suppress the immune system
Children were especially susceptible to the diseases and also child labor.
Yes alcoholics can catch a cold. No one is 100% immune to the common cold. Alcohol is not an INTERNAL disinfectant. In fact, they are more susceptible to colds due to poor nutrition.
Ferrets are susceptible to a lot of various diseases. The most common is canine distemper. Ferrets are susceptible to feline distemper as well. Ferrets rarely get rabies but precautions should still be taken. There are many other common diseases that ferrets are susceptible to also. Fleas, mites, and physical injuries are not diseases but are quite common.
A virus does not cause a disease but it will weapon your immune system and make you more susceptible to contracting diseases.
yes especially if they are dealing with depression problems
the very young
There is no evidence that clones are more susceptible to disesase or infection.
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Koalas are known to carry several diseases, the most notable being chlamydia, which can lead to infertility and eye infections. They are also susceptible to koala retrovirus (KoRV), which can compromise their immune systems. Other diseases include bacterial infections and various parasites. These health issues pose significant threats to koala populations, especially in the wild.
Yes, they could, ferrets are very susceptible to illness and disease.
Sponsors take other members, especially new ones, "under their wings."