Question 1

what are possible complications that can come from using an i.u.d?

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Injury: The worst complications with an iud deal with injury and/or infection. Uterine injury (perforation) at insertion can lead to bleeding, pain, or intra-abdominal placement. Infections can occur which can lead to scarring or abcess formation. More common are iud expulsions which can go unnoticed & lead to unintended pregnancy. Overall, they are very safe & provide excellent birth control. Take care.

Question 2

what complications can develop from using a epi-pen?

Accepted Answer

Nohing significant: Epi-pen is used for treating anaphylaxis.  Side effects can include paleness, vomiting and a rapid pulse.  All these "pale" in comparison to not using an epi-pen for anaphylaxis which can result in death (pun intended).

Question 3

do you think i should be using crutches for a sprained foot?

Accepted Answer

Sprain foot: Yes if you are limping a lot then use crutches until the pain improves.

Question 4

are there different kinds of crutches?

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Yeppers!: Several types, all with more or less extra features. See a general discussion: http://www.emedicinehealth.com/crutches/page2_em.htm

Question 5

what are complications of vbac?

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Uterine Rupture: The most common complications are a failed vbac & need for vaginal bypass (c-section). The most serious are uterine dehiscence (separation of the uterine scar) or rupture. This can lead to catastrophic results with hemorrhage, emergency surgery, hysterectomy, and fetal loss. Major point - please vbac in a hospital where your OB can keep you safe and have access to immediate surgery if needed.

Question 6

what are the complications of anll?

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Management: The treatment Of ANLL is directed toward the consequences of bone marrow failure (anemia ,neutropenia ,thrombopenia)  and hyperuricemia.

Question 7

any complications from a vitrectomy?

Accepted Answer

Vitrectomy risks: Vitrectomy is generally safe but risks include bleeding, retinal tear/break/ detachment, infection, cataract, increased or low intraocular pressure, pain, and glaucoma.

Question 8

what are common complications of cvs?

Accepted Answer

Dehydration: Cvs = recurring attacks of intense nausea, vomiting and sometimes abdominal pain and/or headaches or migraines.  This can lead to dehydration, nutritional deficits, high blood pressure during episodes, or damage to the mucosa of the esophagus (i.e. Mallory weiss tear).

Question 9

what are the complications of diabetes?

Accepted Answer

Cardiovascular: Heart attack, stroke, blindness, kidney failure, infections, nerve damage, and death.

Question 10

what  are the complications of delirium?

Accepted Answer

It is serious: And it can lead to temporary or permanent loss of functioning and dementia if not recognized and treated. One study shows that if symptoms do not resolve in 2 weeks there is a permanent loss of functioning in older adults.

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