...chemotherapy. Patients with persistent bacterial infection – Immunotherapy is also applicable in treating persistent bacterial infections like hepatitis C and HHV6 infections. Organ transplant recipients – These patients also undergo...
...lupus erythematosus, or infections such as Hepatitis B or C, or HIV infection. Furthermore, severe preeclampsia is a cause of nephrotic syndrome in pregnant women. Symptoms of nephrotic syndrome include:[9][10][11]...
...of secondary syphilis include: Patchy hair loss Weight loss Meningitis, inflammation of membranes covering the brain Hepatitis, inflammation of the liver Enlarged spleen Inflammation of the membranes surrounding bone, known...
...insomnia, hypertension, poor circulation, depression, common cold, general fatigue, elevated liver enzymes, diabetic neuropathy, migraines, chronic stress, cardiovascular disease, hepatitis, viral infection, cancer (and chemotherapy), asthma, upper respiratory tract infection,...
...Other complications Other possible complications include:[2] Reduced fertility Blood transfusion complications, such as immune reactions and transmission of hepatitis Chelation complications, affecting the blood, liver, kidneys, vision, hearing and bones...
...and are not sterilized correctly between patients, bloodborne diseases such as hepatitis B and C can be spread. What to Ask Your Doctor First Talk with your doctor before you...
...metabolic diseases * Infectious diseases such as hepatitis and HIV/AIDS * Preeclampsia * Blood disorder * Platelet alloimmunization * Kidney disease History of inherited disorders in the family, such as:...
...chronic pancreatitis can lead to severe complications, such as: * Pancreatic cancer * Diabetes mellitus * Malnutrition * Hepatitis * Cirrhosis **Treatment:** Treatment aims to manage pain and complications: *...
...advice on how the diseases are commonly transmitted. Some examples of country-specific health risks include: Malaria Yellow fever Cholera Hepatitis A Middle East respiratory syndrome Japanese encephalitis Tickborne encephalitis Typhoid...
...of vaccine – Immunization through vaccination is one of the effective ways to prevent the disease risk. So far, there are available vaccines against mumps, hepatitis, polio, tetanus, diphtheria, and...
