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How are asymptomatic chronic stage and symptomatic chronic stage in chaga's disease different?
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Having symptoms!: in both the organism is growing and causing damage (often to the heart). Heart failure can be developing without symptoms gradually and symptoms arise at some point of damage. Symptomatic stages are later and with more organ damage being present. That's about it.
Answered 10/29/2015
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