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Results 1 - 10 of 14 for Respiratory paralysis
  1. Complications may include: Coma Gallstones Paralysis Respiratory failure (due to weakness of chest muscles) Scarring of the skin
  2. ... Abdominal cramps Breathing difficulty that may lead to respiratory failure Difficulty swallowing and speaking Double vision Nausea Vomiting Weakness with paralysis (equal on both sides of the body) Symptoms ...
  3. ... beta adrenergic blockers Crushed tissue injury Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis Hypoaldosteronism (very rare) Kidney insufficiency or failure Metabolic or respiratory acidosis Red blood cell destruction Too much potassium ...
  4. ... body Absence of gagging Loss of head control Paralysis that spreads downward Poor feeding and weak suckling Respiratory failure Extreme tiredness (lethargy) Weak cry
  5. Possible complications of GBS include: Breathing difficulty ... ( ulcers ) Breathing food or fluids into the lungs (aspiration)
  6. ... are stroke and its complications. These include: Breathing ... including paralysis and numbness Formation of clots in the legs ...
  7. ... Partial loss of function, which may develop into paralysis Sexual ... and respiratory problems. Depression and anxiety can occur as a ...
  8. ... the spinal cord leads to muscle weakness and paralysis. Acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) is usually caused by ... Complications of AFM include: Muscle weakness and paralysis Loss of limb function
  9. Tick paralysis is a loss of muscle function that results from a tick bite . ... believed to make a poison that can cause paralysis in children. Ticks attach to the skin to ...
  10. ... and severely affected, which may result in temporary paralysis . The diphtheria toxin can also damage the kidneys. ...
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