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The etonogestrel (ENG) subdermal implant can cause frequent breakthrough bleeding in some users.
The altered airflow pattern within the nose can cause the skin of the nasal septum to become dry and cracked, which can cause frequent nosebleeds.
NoVs can cause frequent and dramatic outbreaks where people congregate in close quarters such as hospitals, long-term care facilities, cruise liners and military barracks and ships.
The disease is fairly mild but can cause frequent hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), producing severe convulsions that may lead to mental retardation.
In addition, such high memory requirements can cause frequent cache misses, which have a significant impact on overall performance.
It can cause frequent headaches.
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Antibiotic or corticosteroid use can also cause frequent yeast infections.
Everyday use of even over-the-counter medications can be linked to Medication Overuse Syndrome, where a person takes medication they don't actually need because they're afraid of future headaches.[3] This misuse can actually cause frequent, recurrent headaches called "rebound headaches".
Intensive treatment requires more pills and insulin shots than conventional therapy and can cause more frequent low blood-sugar episodes.
Epidemiological theory also predicts that diseases with an animal reservoir can cause more frequent outbreaks than the ones limited to human hosts, says biologist Mark Woolhouse of the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom.
In addition, the high macromolecule concentration (>100 mg/ml) in living cells can cause more frequent molecular collisions to force the dissociation of bound proteins.
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