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Most patients develop one or more foci of hair loss.
At 75% coronary stenosis,the heart muscle cells respond to oxygen deficiency, and patients develop angina.
In some cases, patients develop cognitive and communicational impairments.
This can lead to muscle weakness, confusion and memory problems, dry skin,and feelings of numbness and tingling, but some patients develop cancer of the lymph tissue as well.
In 1/3 patients develop kidney degeneration, which leads to renal failure.
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Because of the decrease in the number of neurosteroids, patients develop depression, although this side effect is extremely rare.
Patients develop a serious headache and stiff neck and may become unconscious.
In severe, advanced cases, patients develop a syndrome of the vertebral artery.
Patients develop persistent irreversible neurologic disorders, a lethal outcome is possible.
Because of the decrease in the number of neurosteroids, patients develop depression, although this side effect is extremely rare.
Some patients develop hypersensitivity when gugglesterone is used continuously for weeks or months.
Prolonged hypothyroidism can result in a condition called myxedema in which patients develop thickened nose, swollen lips and unusual deposits of material in the skin that are dry and waxy.
Many patients develop swallowing problems which may lead to recurrent episodes of pneumonia, a frequent cause of death.
Clinical data suggest that after 24 to 48 months of treatment with Rebif 22 micrograms,approximately 24% of patients develop persistent serum antibodies to interferon beta-1a.
In some cases, patients develop a so-called fulminant acute hepatitis.
Secondary cutaneous lesions may appear in other regions. Inthe second stage, seen weeks or months later, some patients develop disseminated disease.
Rarely will patients develop complications such as relapsing hepatitis or liver failure.
Patients develop ADAs after repeated administration, the cross-reactivity of which versus endogenous MMPs involved in pregnancy and labour cannot be excluded.
For example, patients develop cataracts, irites, uveitis, corneal dystrophy, glaucoma, lesions of the optic nerve.
In the future, patients develop an aversion to food, nausea, vomiting, mouth appear distinctive sweet odor(hepatic).
Psychotherapy helps patients develop skills of emotional self-regulation and in the future to more effectively cope with the crisis without sinking into a depression.
Psychotherapy helps patients develop the skills of emotional self-regulation and in the future more effectively cope with crisis situations, without plunging into depression.
Very rarely, patients develop Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome(severe symptoms of muscle stiffening, fever or mental confusion) when antiparkinsonian treatments are abruptly reduced or withdrawn.
Sometimes these patients develop acute anterior uveitis. Unlike uveitis with other JIA forms, it usually presents with red and watery eyes(lachrymation) and increased sensitivity to light.
If patients develop sustained, unexplained, clinically significant ALT and/ or AST elevation, or if ALT and/ or AST elevation is accompanied by signs or symptoms of hepatic injury(e. g. jaundice), Volibris therapy should be discontinued.
Treatment with asparaginase should be interrupted if patients develop severe hepatic impairment(bilirubingt; 3 times the upper limit of normal[ULN]; transaminasesgt; 10 times ULN), severe hypertriglyceridaemia, hyperglycaemia or coagulation disorder(e.g. sinus vein thrombosis, severe bleeding).
Treatment should be discontinued if the patient develops chronic progressive MS.
If a patient develops PML, the dosing of rituximab must be permanently discontinued.
If a patient develops PML the dosing of MabThera must be permanently discontinued.
Rilonacept Regeneron should be discontinued if a patient develops a serious infection.