Sentence examples for get complications from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't be shocking to see Carter-Williams' complications get complications as Philadelphia starts eagerly tracking the players that will be available come draft day.

Dr. Debatin, 49, said in an interview Tuesday afternoon in the hospital that while he hoped patients would recover, 20 and 30 percent of affected people get complications.

However, in the long-term, you know diabetics will get complications, whether it's eyesight, amputations, kidney problems.

Maureen Roland said she was starting to get complications with her treatment and doctors were running out of places to connect up to the dialysis machine.

People over 50 years old, very young children and people of any age with chronic medical conditions are more likely to get complications from influenza, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, sinus, and ear infections.

In our study, ward nursing accounted for over one-third of patient costs for the older in-patient population, but it remains unclear whether the DRG or case-mix funding systems appropriately estimate nursing care needs of patients more likely to get complications – that is, patients with dementia [ 26, 27].

"The doctor has told me I've got complications with what legs I have left and I get really paranoid that they are going to take more of my legs away.

On average, drinkers have a higher susceptibility to pneumonia and other respiratory disorders, a higher likelihood of getting complications and poor wound healing after surgery, a higher instance of sepsis and certain cancers to name a few.

Such a man would take on the responsibility to support the woman throughout the (pregnancy and childbirth) process, particularly when she gets complications.

Among the 134 patients, no death case was found, no patients got complications related leakage of the anastomosis, fistulas, and abdominal hemorrhage, no side effect of probiotic was reported in our study.

I don't get the complications".