what to do if i'm feeling that i am already dead. i'm on medication and going to therapy but nothing. i don't know what to do?

Question

What is the treatment when your dead tooth turns gray?

Answer 1

Sometimes it can: take a while to get just the right medication regimen figured out. Don't give up hope. Make sure that you let your providers know how you are feeling.

Answer 2

A number: It's the number of persons in a certain demographic (all kansans, all scleroderma patients) out of maybe 100, 000 that die during a particular time period, perhaps one year, or over a span of years. For example, in 1800, the death rate for newborns was about 450 out of 1000 during the first five years.

Answer 3

100%: To date, everyone ever born has or will die at some point. Is there a more specific question intended?

Answer 4

Death by paralysis: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is also known as lou gehrig's disease. Als is a progressive disease affecting nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. The nerve cells that control muscle movements degenerate and eventually die. The patient worsens as more nerve cells die. Finally, the patient dies from being unable to move his muscles.

Answer 5

Weakness: Most patients with lou gehrig's disease die because they get so weak they can't breathe adequately. Patients who get weak enough to be in the bed get infections such as urinary tract infections, pneumonia and bed sores.

Answer 6

Mostly infection: When the disease affects motor nerve cells at base of brain, causing bulbar problems, the pt loses the ability to swallow, and breathe, with the need for tracheostomy, and perhaps a peg feeding device. This is a real setup for infection, and pneumonia is not an uncommon end to this dismal and tragic disease.

Answer 7

Around 1%: Paget's disease of the bone (and i assume you bone, not nipple) in about 1% of cases gives rise to aggressive cancers. Let's hope this does not happen to you. A few patients with paget's died as a result of high-output heart failure from the arteries connecting directly with veins in the bone; hopefully with today's treatment this will not happen. Good luck.

Answer 8

Depends on stage: If your talking about page's disease of the breast (there is also paget's of the bone, which is benign): if lymph nodes are negative, 5 year survival is about 85% and 10-year survival is about 79%. If the lymph nodes are positive, 5 year survival is 32% and ten year is 28%.

Answer 9

Serious illness: Everyone dies. However, the mucopolysaccharidosis that cause gargoylism can be expected to shorten life, and decrease its quality substantially.

Answer 10

Life expectancy: We usually think in terms of life expectancy rather than death rate. For the average 90yo, s/he can expect to live another 4-5 years (http://www.socialsecurity.gov/oact/population/longevity.html) but that is of course affected by current health, lifestyle & family history.

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