Additionally, guinea pigs have been identified as model organisms for the study of juvenile diabetes and, because of the frequency of pregnancy toxemia, of pre-eclampsia in human females.
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That hypertension increases the risk of toxemia . " This storyline was inspired by the real life coming out story of Chastity Bono, and the initial reaction by her famous mother Cher.
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"Serious conditions associated with aging, pregnancy, menopause and adolescence, such as toxemia of pregnancy and osteoporosis, will continue to be treated as diseases, " the agency said.
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For someone who had undergone a routine delivery the previous day, the post-birth bout with toxemia _ a rare blood disorder that can affect mothers and newborns _ was unexpected and dangerous.
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In the storyline, Erica becomes pregnant with Travis Montgomery's child and develops toxemia . " Inkling Magazine " looked into the plausibility of her developing toxemia and found it believable.
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In the storyline, Erica becomes pregnant with Travis Montgomery's child and develops toxemia . " Inkling Magazine " looked into the plausibility of her developing toxemia and found it believable.
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LONDON ( AP )-- Women at high risk for toxemia, one of the most dangerous complications of pregnancy, might avoid the condition by taking vitamin C and E pills, new research suggests.
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If antibiotics are administered too late, even if the antibiotics eradicate the bacteria, some hosts will still die of toxemia because the toxins produced by the bacilli remain in their system at lethal dose levels.
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Toxemia, which occurs in about 5 percent of pregnancies, is a potentially fatal condition in which blood vessels throughout the body and womb constrict, reducing the amount of the mother's blood that reaches the fetus.
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Pre-eclampsia, once known as toxemia or pregnancy-induced hypertension, is diagnosed late in pregnancy with a sudden rise in blood pressure, protein in urine, and swelling of the hands, face or feet.
