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Discover Ludwig"complications from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing an issue that is resulting from a particular situation, event, or action. For example, "The doctor warned us of potential complications from the surgery."
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Health complications from diabetes.
Brady died of complications from pneumonia.
He died of complications from kidney failure.
Jeanne died of complications from breast cancer.
Geri died of complications from leukemia.
58 Joe Wallace, 1994, complications from Aids.
Craig died following complications from breast cancer.
Of complications from leukemia and diabetes.
Died from complications from prostate cancer.
The cause was complications from breast cancer.
What if I had complications from surgery?
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