mabey you should try it and if u get liver desiesae hahahahah i don't care it is not my prob
Yes, meconium aspiration syndrome (MAS) can lead to complications such as pneumonia, even several months after birth. The initial aspiration of meconium can cause inflammation and damage to the lungs, which can predispose infants to infections like pneumonia later on. While most immediate effects are seen shortly after birth, underlying lung issues can persist and lead to respiratory problems later in life. It's important for affected infants to receive ongoing monitoring and care.
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Permanent nerve damage can occur within hours to days after an injury, depending on the severity and type of damage. Factors such as the location of the nerve, the extent of the injury, and the individual's health can influence the timeline. In some cases, early intervention and treatment may help prevent or minimize permanent damage. However, if the nerve is severely injured or cut, permanent damage can happen almost immediately.
Chronic because with out treatment you would die. with treatment it would still leave you with permanent damage with acute side effects. lol
Yes, untreated PID can cause permanent damage to the reproductive organs. Be sure to finish all treatment prescribed and attend all follow-up visits.
There is no cure for Reye syndrome. Treatment is considered supportive, meaning that treatment is given to address the specific complications, in order to try to prevent progression of the liver and brain damage and permanent effects.
most teens with CMP, the prognosis is excellent since the damage is reversible when treatment starts before the cartilage begins to break down. With proper treatment and preventive techniques, teenagers will complete their growth without permanent damage
Recovery from either surgical treatment is usually rapid, with symptoms resolving quickly after the excess fluid is redirected, assuming no permanent neurological damage occurred prior to treatment.
no there is no permanent damage no there is no permanent damage
The effects of chlamydia on fertility may be permanent, or may be at least partially reversible with treatment. For instance, a small study of males with chlamydia showed decreased sperm damage and increased pregnancy rates after antibiotic treatment. (See related link).
Treatment for symptoms due to cervical stenosis aims to relieve pain and prevent permanent damage to your nerves. There are over the counter painkillers such as diclofenac, ibuprofen and naproxen.
people are treated successfully for choking with no permanent effects. However, if treatment is unsuccessful, the person dies from lack of oxygen. In cases where the airway is restored after the critical period passes, there may be permanent brain damage