In any age group, if left untreated, the disease will progress with time, causing debilitation, bleeding, susceptibility to secondary infection and, eventually, death.
"Ground-bursts would subject 55-60% of the city to a radiation dose sufficient to cause rapid debilitation followed by death for most people in the area, and to contaminate food, water, air and both damaged and undamaged buildings," the document stated.
However, this view is no longer supported by the evidence". It goes on to say that evidence provided by Macmillan "supports the view that all forms of chemotherapy may cause substantial debilitation" and severe side-effects.
Getting what a friend of mine calls "the good hormones," instead of those that cause postpartum debilitation, is largely a matter of dumb luck.
Aretaeus of Cappadocia, living in the second century in the same area, recorded a malabsorptive syndrome with chronic diarrhoea, causing a debilitation of the whole body.
The presence of wound biofilm may further inhibit downregulation of the immune responses causing systemic debilitation [ 9– 11].
It is often acute, although symptoms may progress rapidly, causing severe debilitation to patients including otherwise healthy children [ 2, 3].
Lentivirus vectors have been used to transduce hematopoietic stem cells in X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy, a progressive demyelinating disease that causes severe debilitation by early teenage years.
Given the high rates of nonspecific, subjective symptoms such as pain and fatigue in the general population, for those with erythema migrans, it should help suppress concerns that the effects of early Lyme disease are likely to cause lifelong debilitation.
Due to this mode of feeding, some species are of major agricultural importance in that they vector plant pathogens and in high numbers may cause plant debilitation due to excessive nutrient consumption [ 1].
The analysis of party hubs, on the other hand, may lead to the identification of novel drug targets whose inactivation might cause functional debilitation of downstream targets of deregulated signaling pathways, which in the co-occurrence network are forming communities of highly interconnected genes, or modules, with party hubs as central organizers.
