does myxomatosis have an affect on humans?
341633
No, only rabbits can get it.
494910
yes it does affect your reproductive system if your a woman it will give birth defects and if your a guy i don't know
411191
It can affect the body the same way stress does: headaches, stomach problems, heart problems, etc. because the sufferer is under a lot of anxiety and stress with the rituals and such.  I know because I suffer from OCD, and I have a lot of stomach and digestive problems because of it.
353280
Yes - especially if beaten around the head with a cricket bat enough times. However - death can be a side effect.
910650
This could be linked, but Im not a doctor so I cant say.  it may be worth looking at and reading.\n\nPS I hope it helps.
43455
In a small study, and in cases where it did not respond to ther treatments, yes.  http://www.altabates.com/health/healthinfo/reutershome_top.cfm?fx=article&id=19740\n\nConsult with an MD who deals with many Chrohn's patients.  There are many treatment options and a specialist in this area is who you should be talking to!
447975
Yes. its a common problem. the clinical term in spidermanoroism. The effects can be intense and sohrt lived, or not so severe and prolonged. in some cases it has been know to lead to sticky fibre scresion from varuious pourous parts of the body
340916
There are so many side effects from methamphetamine use. My eldest sister is currently sitting in county jail awaiting her prison sentence. Her husband is sitting in a rehab facility for a year. The biggest side effect from their use is that my 2 nieces and 2 nephews are parent-less. They have been in foster care for a year this month. My sister, who was very attractive and smart all her life began using and soon transformed in front of our eyes. Her pretty face became more like death. The paleness and dark rings around her eyes made her look like a zombie. Her teeth soon went to hell and she had 8 of them pulled already. She was already slim, very nice figure...but it dwindled to nothing-we could see all of her bones...her once admired figure became skeletal and sickly. Her husband and her became paranoid-thinking that even us family members were out to get them and the kids. We were denied contact with them forever. Their paranoia eventually ran everyone away and then they would just make stuff up about people to try and get some drama going. My sis now after being in jail for all these months has put on so much weight from coming off the stuff that she is heavier than she has ever been. Like nearly 200 pounds now!! She almost died too....nearly a year ago, right before her kids got taken. She did too much one nite and OD'd...but the next day walked out of the hospital on her own will cuz she had to have some more. When this meth gets ahold of you...it crushes you, it ruins you and everyone in your life. They eventually sold nearly everything in their home, including their childrens beds for drug money. Sooo...the side effects are horrible and if you would like to see before and after pics to show you what a dramatic change someone will undergo while on it...e-mail me. You will be shocked at the change in my sister..its sickening and sad. Oh..and another side effect-because when you're on it, you don't care...is catching diseases. She willingly used an infected needle to get a high and is now positive for Hepatitis C.....
875978
AND, WHAT EXACTLY DID THE DOCTOR THAT DIAGNOSED YOU TELL YOU ABOUT THIS?\n\nYour doctor is the one to listen to here not perfect strangers. Even if someone had the similar disease it could very well react differently in everyone. Every case study is not the same.
266649
yes there is...many studies, one of which is  http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=3895380&query_hl=3&itool=pubmed_docsum
940246
I'm guessing no.\n\nAbdominal distension; agranulocytosis; amblyopia, toxic, or retinal or macular disturbances; anaphylaxis or anaphylactoid reactions; anemia, hemolytic; angioedema; blood in urine; blurred vision or double vision; bronchospastic allergic reaction; change in hearing; cholestatic hepatitis or jaundice; colitis or regional enteritis; congestive heart failure or exacerbation of; constipation; crystalluria, renal calculi, or ureteral obstruction; dermatitis, allergic; dermatitis, exfoliative; diarrhea; dizziness; drowsiness; dry irritated or swollen eyes; erythema multiforme; erythema nodosum; esophagitis; fever; gastritis; gastrointestinal hemorrhage or ulceration; glomerulonephritis; headache; hepatitis; increased blood pressure; muscle cramps or pain; nephritis, interstitial; nephrotic syndrome; nervousness or irritability; neuropathy, peripheral; neutropenia; oliguria/anuria; pancreatitis, acute; pancytopenia; pericarditis; petechiae; proteinuria; regional enteritis or exacerbation of; renal impairment or failure; renal papillary or tubular necrosis; retinal hemorrhage; ringing or buzzing in ears; scotomata; serum sickness–like reaction; Stevens-Johnson syndrome; stomatitis, aphthous; systemic lupus erythematosus [SLE]–like syndrome; thrombocytopenia with or without purpura; toxic epidermal necrolysis; trembling; troubled breathing; unusual weakness; vasculitis; vomiting\n\nPage 7 of\nhttp://www.usp.org/pdf/EN/veterinary/phenylbutazone.pdf
390178
Yes, I worked with someone who had it. Marfan syndrome is a genetic disorder that affects the connective tissues of the body. For some reason it has a predilection to affect the eyes, the joints, and particularly the middle and inner layers of your major arteries, especially the aorta. People with Marfan tend to have a particular "look" about them because of their connective tissue problems, such as long, hyperextensible fingers, long limbs, and a prominent forehead.\n\nIt is not necessarily life-threatening, but people with Marfan must be watched closely because there is a tendency for them to develop aortic dissection, which can be fatal if not caught quickly.
458979
Errr...no!\n\nI teach actuaries (people who calculate life insurance) and (after gender) it is THE major factor affecting your mortality.\n\nIncidently it has a greater detrimental effect on women than blokes.  Sorry!
620753
Yes-I had it done to look at spots on my lungs that were hard to see due to other things in the way. It sounds scarry and looks worst to see the hospital staff in protective coverings. Its not painful in any way. Not sure what bad effects it causes-never noticed anything its been over 4 years. Didn't help me in my case-still were not sure. The fluid might make you a little warm (nothing hard to deal with. ) You must lie quietly down for a while than they scan you (open scan-not bad) Scan takes awhile. No ill affects from it. I would advise you to drink lots of water and eat fruit afterwards so your body flushes it out-just to be safe. Again I could do everything when done that I could do when I went... I was tired just from waiting so long for everything but all in all just fine. On me had a follow up right after -just a xray check. Anything else you would like to know? I didn't change colors neither.
201258
It will make its way trhough all your system, not only to get to your stomach.\nThat's the way this disease is really dangerous, because a person might get infected only by touching another's hands or with a minimun contact with the persons who is the carrier or with the places this person has been before.
805272
Yeah, you should see the rheumatologist.  The previous poster is right, the creatine kinase (CK or CPK) tends to go up when patients are on cholesterol medicines, or right after heavy exercise.  That being said, an elevation of CK in the setting of fatigue (like you're describing) makes me worry about myositis, usually an autoimmune problem.  see the rheumatologist (the autoimmune specialist), and they'll work it up further.  Like the prev poster said, it could be hypothyroidism, but I'd doubt it.  It's not malignant hyperthermia or neuroleptic malignant syndrome, I'll guarantee you that.
710076
Marfan syndrome is a heritable condition that affects the connective tissue. The primary purpose of connective tissue is to hold the body together and provide a framework for growth and development. In Marfan syndrome, the connective tissue is defective and does not act as it should. Because connective tissue is found throughout the body, Marfan syndrome can affect many body systems, including the skeleton, eyes, heart and blood vessels, nervous system, skin, and lungs.\n\nMarfan syndrome affects men, women, and children, and has been found among people of all races and ethnic backgrounds. It is estimated that at least 1 in 5,000 people in the United States have the disorder.\nMarfan syndrome affects different people in different ways. Some people have only mild symptoms, while others are more severely affected. In most cases, the symptoms progress as the person ages. The body systems most often affected by Marfan syndrome are: Skeleton, Eyes, Heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular system), Nervous system, Skin, Lungs.