...through excision. Epithelioid sarcoma – This is another malignant condition and is a type of slow-growing tumour that could occur in the subcutaneous soft connective tissue layer. The excision of...
...fatigue fever headache confusion coma stroke seizure nausea vomiting and diarrhea Acquired thrombocytopenia diagnosis To diagnose acquired thrombocytopenia, a doctor will: consider your symptoms review your personal and family medical history...
...Some examples are: Squamous cell carcinoma Ameloblastoma Odontoma – A type of tumour that targets the dental follicles Osteosarcoma Osteomyelitis Giant cell tumour Ewing tumour Multiple myeloma Metastatic tumours Osteoradionecrosis...
...injury, coma, or paralysis, as well as men and women who are in a wheelchair or in need of assistance to travel for proper urination or defecation. For anyone who...
...peeing as much as usual swelling in your legs and feet feeling drowsy or fatigued confusion chest pain unexplained seizures loss of consciousness or coma Frequently asked questions What is...
...risk of overdose, which can lead to difficulty breathing, coma, and even death. Sunosi Side Effects explained Learn more about some of the side effects Sunosi may cause. High blood...
...sleep or coma. Theta – There is limbic activity, which means the patient is capable of memory and emotions. Alpha – The person is alert but cannot actively process information....
...muscles Lack of flexibility and endurance Poor balance and gait Slower reflexes Sensory difficulties, i.e. not seeing well and not hearing well Vision problems, e.g. cataracts and glaucoma However, many...
...(temporary or permanent) Muscle weakness Blood clot Bleeding in the brain Seizures Stroke Coma Infection in the brain Infected wound/incision Infection in the skull Brain swelling There are also some...
...Difficulty seeing or other visual problems due to eye movement difficulties A loss of balance and difficulty walking Vomiting Unusual breathing patterns A loss of consciousness and, potentially, a comatose...
