Does Bob Dylan have health problems?
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Oh yeah, he's had a lot of health issues recently. Just look at him -He doesn't look healthy.
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YELLOW Wiggle Greg Page has been struck down with a mystery illness that threatens his future with the children's music supergroup.\n\nWhile The Wiggles are on tour in the US with a replacement member, Page, 34, is battling the condition, which includes regular bouts of fainting, at his Sydney home. \n\nGroup manager Paul Field - brother of Blue Wiggle Anthony Field - yesterday vigorously denied speculation that Page had been diagnosed with cancer - "Absolutely not the case," he said. \n\nWhen contacted by The Daily Telegraph yesterday, Page said he was "not really well enough to talk", but in a statement released to fans the lead singer explained his absence from the current US tour, saying doctors were yet to diagnose the health problem behind the fainting spells. \n\n"I have had numerous bouts of this over the past eight months but they are getting more frequent, and more concerning. \n\n"So I have decided that I must go home, rest and seek further medical advice to assure myself that I will be OK for future tours," he said. \n\nPage has often been absent from Wiggles shows since a double hernia operation in December and has been replaced by his long-time understudy Sam Moran. \n\nPaul Field said Page had medical advice that "absolutely ruled out" any link between his current illness and that operation.
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Eddie had a lot of drug and alcohol problems in his career in 2000 up until 2002.\nHe had just celebrated 4 years of being clean.\nHe died of a massive heart failure on November 13th 2005, caused by his veins, arteries and blood vessels not being able to take the pressure from his enlarged heart (as a result of previous steroid abuse).\nHe did NOT have it coming to him, as one answerer wrote. Eddie worked hard to get himself clean, and was a loving father and husband. HE CERTAINLY DID NOT DESERVE IT.
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Beethoven suffered from many ills during his life, the most well known being deafness, but others included bouts of depression and serious stomach disorders.  More recent analysis of his remains shows that he may have also suffered from lead poisoning.
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Bob Dylan is the greatest Singer/Songwritter ever. Period.  From Hibbing Minnesota, Bobs real Last name is Zimmerman.He changed his name to Dylan to honor Dylan Thomas (poet)\nHe is the greatest and the world of folk rock owes him a debt of grattiude for his works
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No. I think he had a psychotic break and needs to be in the hospital for psychiatric observation. He's really sick... Maybe he could share a room with Mel Gibson.
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I know the famous singer Seal beat the disease as a child.  It explains the marks on his face.  It also left him with hair loss.
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you could have a number of things and more often than not it could be something minor and easy and quick to fix, if you get it seen about. So stop putting it off and torturing yourself even more with worry. Just go to the Dr.\nWorry can cause Lot's of  health problems too. Take care of yourself.............there's only one you.
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Wikipedia has an article that says his cancer started with skin cancer that then spread to his brain, lungs, and stomach.\n\nNoting the other comment about Melanoma only affecting whites and that Bob Marley might have white ancestry -- I was watching a PBS program about travelling around British Columbia Canada and one of the business proprietors was a white woman with the family name Marley who claimed to be second cousins with Bob Marley.
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Did they check for, bronchitis, asthma, allergies, tb, emphesyma?\nDoes he smoke?
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Also: Chet Baker\nJohn Belushi (his dabbling in the blues could qualify him as a musician)\nMike Bloomfield\nJudy Garland (this is disputed)\nBillie Holiday\nFrankie Lymon\nFlorence Ballard\nMichael Clarke (alcoholism)\nSonny Clark\nKeith Wiggins of Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five\nNick Drake\nJohn Entwistle of The Who\nBrian Epstein, Beatles manger\nHowie Epstein of my home town's own Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers\nBobby Hatfield  of the Righteous Brothers\nGregory Herbet of Blood, Sweat & Tears\nBob Hite of Canned Heat\nBrian Jones of the Rolling Stones\nOl' Dirty Bastard\nPaul Kossoff of Free\nand hundreds of others\n\nJohn Bonham (one of the greatest drummers of all time) died in a very interesting way he drank 16 shots of vodka with a ham roll on the way to a recording session. He continued to drink through the day, he fell asleep at Jimmy Page's (one of the greatest guitar players of all time) house, it's rumored that he had drunk 40 shots that night. During the night he vomited, the alcohol had depressed his central nervous system it did not stimulate the normal reflexes and he died of asphyxiation. He was discovered by Led Zeppelin's tour manger and John Paul Jones, the bass player not the navy admiral whom I'm supposedly related to.\nNo other drugs were found in his system, it is surprising that he didn't die of alcohol poisoning though.
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I don't believe that there is any health problems with this.  But thanks for being concerned!!!
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I agree. They would be treating very agressively if this were true. Is he sick? Does he cough a lot? Any hair loss? Bruising? Frequent hospital visits? Surgery? Sounds to me like a play.
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i think he has something else going on by the sounds they shouldn't be that high some people run high all the time has he been tested for this before and they are just now elevating? obviously its nothing to be very concerned about or the Dr would have told you. i would certainly ask him if he feels that this is a genetic condition.
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Yes it is, but I am not a doctor, remember this. Now, I have a heart murmer, and I have to watch some things. Stress is alot of the problems on a heart, but so is the lifestyle like smoking, drinkiing, some pills, and even one's thinking. I would suggest a 2nd doctor's opion on this, cause you need to get more help for him. I wish the best to you both, and god bless.
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"It was heart failure. It was from his past – the drinking and the drug abuse. They found signs of heart disease. She (the examiner) said that the blood vessels were very worn and narrow, and that just showed all the abuse from the scheduling of work and his past. And Eddie just worked out like crazy all the time. It made his heart grow bigger and work harder and the vessels were getting smaller, and that's what caused the heart failure. He went into a deep sleep." \nQuote from his wife i found on about.com
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I've never been to the festival, but I saw Dylan in concert two years ago. It was a terrible show. It was nearly impossible to tell what song he was playing, and his singing was atrocious. I will stick to listening to his albums. No one can take away from Dylan's talent except for time, and Dylan, I believe, is at the age in his life where he needs to just sit back. Dylan has nothing to prove to anyone, but I will never pay money to see him ever again.