Barred  catatrafic injuries or sickness ,how long can one live?
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Without injury or sickness there is nothing left to kill us.  What causes death by old age is a deterioration of the immune system (i.e. your thyroid is largest during puberty and continues to shrink for the rest of one's life).  All forms of death fall under one category or the other, this is as inescapable as death itself.\n\nJust for trivia's sake, I once read a _Ripley's Believe It or Not_ book which mentioned a man who was never diagnosed of any illness until the age of 114.  He ended up dying from it, the first disease he was known to have had.
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There is not much they can do for it. That happened to my dad, the pain very bad so i feel for you. It will go away but you are very suseptable to re-injuring it so regardless of what a Dr may or may not be able to do for you i would speak to one and get up to speed on this type of injury. Make no mistake it is very serious.
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fell off my horse when i was 15, broke my collar bone, my coxcyx, my wrist and my jaw, took 4 months to recover from that and still get pain in mmy back and wrist 7 years later
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Vomiting and feverish illnesses - sever poisoning leads to fits, blacking out and the loss of ability to move muscles
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i agree with the first answer.-Depends on how bad it was dislocated, if its a severe dislocation could be 6-8 weeks, minor 3-5 weeks \nalso see if there is a fracture\npain and swelling may persist for months
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Barbaro is doing better than anyone could have hoped. His cast has been removed and he has been going outside with a handler for exercise and grazing for some time now. As for the laminitis he is doing well there also. He doesn't seem to be in pain anymore but is still at the veterinary hospital as they are waiting for the hoof wall to grow back where they had cut it off. Check the website below for more updates on his condition.
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it depends on the protocol, any surgical interventions that you've had, how torn it was....\nI would expect AT LEAST 3x/wk for 6-8 weeks.
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not long without protective gear.......I think the liquids in your body would evoporate in a very painful manner..\n peace
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I guess after 2 days of no one coming forward to say that they also have 2 uvulas, you can rest assured that you are a mutated freak. LOL.  I don't know why, but your question just cracked me up.  At least 2 uvulas isn't life-threatening.
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Ask Catbert. He should know.
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There are many possibilities with this question . I will try to list a few .\n1. it will hurt\n2. trauma to the larynx\n3. bleeding\n4. death/exanguinasion due to air way obstruction , and/or drowning on thier own blood \n5. temporarily unconcious due to trauma\n6. choking ,gasping , due to inability to take in proper amounts of air .\nThese are just a few possibilities .\nP.S. That is a strike for life or death situations only.
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Let's see - I have strained my neck as well.  I also have pulled a number of muscles over the years, gotten a concussion once (the guy slammed me to the mat), a lot of mat burns, got an elbow to the eye (a nice shiner), and probably the two worst injuries were a broken nose and a dislocated elbow.  Nothing life threatening, though.
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Depends on who is killed or injured.\n\nPrisons have warders also.
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potential fracture.. might be so minor. its what they call a bruised bone. i had a similar fall a few years ago but i fell on both hands. my  right wrist had the same problem you are describing. just apply ice and wait it out. my right forearm required a cast for 6 weeks. so go to a doctor and get xrays of your hands. they will let you know.
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Eddie... you are concerning me...hope you aren't thinking anything negative here... it depends...hanging executioners used to have a formula based on a person's height, and weight, and also age as to how long the rope should be as well as the length of the drop.  Some "hangees" died in the fall as it snapped their neck, and some struggled for 15 minutes or more as the noose tightened slowly around their windpipes.
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I found the following statement:  If advanced cirrhosis is present and transplantation is not feasible, survival is between one and two years. (Am Fam Physician 2001;64:1735-40.) ent:  My husband has a nephew who is 57 diagnosed with cirrhosis about a year ago and he has been in ICU for the past six weeks practically comatose but still alive with liver and now kidney failure. He has been kept on life support.  Here is some additional information:  Chronic liver disease generally progresses slowly from hepatitis to cirrhosis, often over 20 to 40 years. Some forms of liver disease are nonprogressive or only slowly progressive. Other, more severe forms are associated with scarring and architectural disorganization, which, if advanced, lead to cirrhosis.1 \n\nCirrhosis is a diffuse process characterized by fibrosis and the conversion of normal liver architecture into structurally abnormal nodules.2 At the cirrhotic stage, liver disease is considered irreversible. Cirrhosis is a relatively frequent cause of death in the United States (8.8 deaths per 100,000 population per year).3 When liver decompensation occurs and if the patient is a suitable candidate, liver transplantation is the only treatment that extends life.
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I'm no doctor but, you need to see a professional about this . My son was a three time state weight lifting champion in three separate weight classes during his high school years . Needless to say I have seen a lot of weight lifting injuries . He once had a "strange pain " in his lower arm , and one day while working out ,his fore arm mussels contracted so tightly they forced all of they body fluid from the mussel ,forming a huge bag of liquid under his forearm . The local doctor started to lance it to relieve the pain but , luckily he contacted a sports medicine doctor who stopped him from making a big mistake . After some intense physical therapy and meds the arm reabsorbed the liquid and he was back to normal . No pain however slight should be ignored . It's your body telling you something is wrong . I ignored a pain in my lower leg for over a year thinking it was just mussel strain or shin splints . It turned out to be a low grade slow growing bone cancer . So don't blow it off . GET IT CHECKED BY A PROFESSIONAL.