Sentences with phrase «lack of permanent damage»

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Surely it's better to resort to syntetised colabamine that risk to be have a low level after you deplete your reserve stored in the liver (a time between some months to 1 - 2 years) I've seen what happens to those with atrophic gastritis (a condition where the lack of gastric intrinsic factor prevent to assorb B12) an the lack of B12 is something very nasty: It cause multisystemic disorders and if you can't address them correctly you are a risk of serious permanent neurological damage.

Hopefully this will help your engine noises; hopefully the lack of engine service has not done your engine permanent damage, but chances are the damage is already done.

Swelling of the brain causes seizures, lack of blood supply to digestive tract causes gastric ulcers and dehydration leads to permanent damage to the kidneys, all within a matter of minutes.

Recent work for the team included a claim against an NHS trust in which the claimant suffered permanent brain damage due to a lack of oxygen during delivery; and representing a man who was paralysed following a routine hip resurfacing.

Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a condition which causes the newborn baby's brain cells to die due to lack of oxygen supply, causing permanent brain damage.