If there is dysphagia or dyspnoea ( difficulty swallowing or breathing ), then this usually means there is a severe infection and an emergency admission to hospital is appropriate so that intravenous medications and fluids can be administered and the threat to the airway monitored.
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Before beginning treatment, prisoners exhibited symptoms of dry or wet beriberi with neurological signs ( swarming : 41 % ), cardiovascular signs ( dyspnoea : 42 %, thoracic pain : 35 % ), and oedemas of the lower limbs ( 51 % ).
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In cases where the Edmonds summary found cardiac failure was implicated there was either gross cardiac pathology or a clinical indication of cardiac disease in the autopsy findings . 26 % of deaths in the DAN studies were due to cardiac failure . 60 % of these victims complained of chest pain, dyspnoea or feeling unwell before or during the dive.
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Other symptoms due to sarcoidosis of other organs may be uveitis ( inflammation of the uveal layer in the eye ), dyspnoea ( shortness of breath ), arthralgia ( joint pains ), lupus pernio ( a red skin rash, usually of the face ), erythema nodosum ( red skin lumps, usually on the shins ), and symptoms of liver involvement ( jaundice ) or heart involvement ( heart failure ).
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Then by a solemn decree on December 18, 2000, the pope declared that the miracle worked by God through the intercession of Joseph Marello had been verified : namely, the sudden, complete and enduring recovery of the children Alfredo and Isilia Ch�vez Le�n, who were both restored to health at the same time from broncho-pulmonitis, a sickness accompanied by high fever, dyspnoea and cyanosis in patients, and usually caused by chronic malnutrition.
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The species is known to be toxic to goats; a study published in the early 1980s revealed that 11 out of 12 goats died after 1 to 40 days of daily oral dosing of " Tephrosia apollinea " shoots ( fresh or dried ), and that they displayed adverse reactions to ingesting it such as dyspnoea, weakness of the limbs and joints causing instability in movement, changes in fat composition, catarrhal enteritis, and hemorrhage in the heart, lungs, and intestinal mucosa.
