Can someone die from chronic sinus disease?
143573
no,she will never.stop worries,it can be easily healed even without surgery.its great that you love your mother so much,keep that up till the end.show this answer to your mom & i am sure that she will treat herself for the sake of the ammount you love her.i pray to Allah almighty to cure your mom soon.
1151539
His actual cause of death was pulmonary fibrosis, a condition that involves scarring of the lungs. Also, he was extremely overweight and had a history of heart problems so I'm sure that never helped either.
798680
no, but they can die from the cause of jaundice, such as liver failure, or cirrhosis, or not enough bile
1088198
It's not fatal but there's no cure.  It can be managed effectively with drugs, nutritional supplements, surgery or a combination of these.  The treatment depends on the location and severity, any complications and a person's response to previous treatment.  There can be for some long remissions, sometimes years, when there are no symptoms.  Unfortunately, the disease usually recurs at various time throughout a person's lifetime.  Predicting when either a remission or a relapse will occur just isn't possible.
367462
a sign of sinus infection/nasal cavity inflammation.
312362
Its glandular fever and as far as i know, Ive never heard of deaths from mono. The only way i could imagine someone dying frm it is if they have a compromised immune system eg under intense chemo
207273
Good question! Sinus Infections are caused by bacteria infecting some empty spaces in your head called sinuses. There function is debatable but can get clogged with mucos and if bacteria are in there they can multiply and cause a block and build with fluid and cause an infection. They can be treated with Antibiotics. Colds are usually caused by a virus that infects your respiratory system and you have to just wait for your body to fight it off. THere are very few drugs for viruses.
112495
I wouldnt say its "normal", but you prolly wont die ;-) you might have a blockage. have you been sick reciently or had a sinus infection? Has it been like that for a long time or did it just start. Is it only at night (or when you are laying down)? You really need to go to the Dr. and have it checked out.
941446
No it is not possible.  There have been studies done that at the exact moment you sneeze, all other brain function ceases.  You have no brain waves, no heartbeat and the only breathing that occurs is the air that is forced out of your lungs.  For a split second, you are dead.  Just a bit of usless trivia I picked up a few years back.
642936
Yes, and the first girl is right. I cook almost ALL our meals with minced garlic and my husband and I don't get sick anymore. Even though he used to always get sinus infections. Not anymore though. \nGarlic, doesn't just take great - it's great for you! ;)
113780
You may have chronic sinusitis with a bacterial infection deep in your sinus. You should probably go to an ear, nose, & throat docter and have it looked at. He will try a cycle of antibiotics and if that doesn't work you may need sinus surgery
46169
When a couple has been together for a really long time, lets say 40-50 years+ and they had a happy marriage and then one of the spouse passes away, and the other spouse doesn't get over their grieving,or they lose hope, or they don't have any determination to go on living, their can body shut down and they can end up getting sick or die from a "broken heart".They can die within days,weeks,or a couple of years. Because people need love like they need food and water. Just like babies. If they are not held or nurtured, they can die or they get sick or their body delays growth. But anyway, if you are brave enough you can go down to the cemetary and you can look at the headstones of couples and the calculate how far apart they died.
995431
You are not likely to be exposed to large enough amounts of cyanide in the environment to cause adverse health effects. The severity of the harmful effects following cyanide exposure depends in part on the form of cyanide, such as hydrogen cyanide gas or cyanide salts. Exposure to high levels of cyanide for a short time harms the brain and heart and can even cause coma and death. Workers who inhaled low levels of hydrogen cyanide over a period of years had breathing difficulties, chest pain, vomiting, blood changes, headaches, and enlargement of the thyroid gland.\nthe answer to you question depends an the amount, did the person die from cyanide? tobacco smoke is the most common source of cyanide exposure for the general population. So no, your lungs aren't going to anyone, but other parts might. But if it's hydrogen cyanide or cyanide salts these produce spores, and no one is going to want anything from someone with these kinds of spores
83557
The liver basically filters wastes through the body, and elevated liver enzyme would not be related to the actual sinus infection, but more likley something else, another disease process.
85823
You might have nasal polyps, a deviated septum, or you may be chronically exposed to things you are allergic to.  Chronic sinusitis certainly is not out of the question.  You can get a sinus Xray, or even a sinus CT to determine if you have chronic sinusitis or not.  What your doctors have been calling your diagnosis so far is allergic rhinitis most likely
17891
Yes.  They appear like most normal people who are sick, and you know they are sick, and in the end, they just die.  Sometimes, violently, sometimes, easily.  \n\nSo far, those whom i have seen die, have died easilly.  I don't think i'd be able to handle a violent death yet, but then i don't know :)\n\nWhat was your question specifically?
712398
No. You won't be able to get your heart beating very fast if you have hypothyroidism. It can be deadly if not treated though. You can go into a myxedema coma and die.