Sentences with phrase «pre-existing kidney problems»
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He explained he had kidney problems, stomach ulcers and haemorrhoids and because of these pre-existing health issues was having trouble obtaining food in the detention centre that he could digest.
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Among 186 donors who tried to initiate or change life insurance after donation, 25 percent (46) reported problems: 23 were denied life insurance altogether, 27 were charged a higher premium and 17 were told that donating a kidney was a pre-existing condition.
(It is removed unchanged by the kidneys and thus does not pose a problem for patients with pre-existing liver diseases.)
Travel by plane can pose a risk for cats with heart or kidney disease, or with some other pre-existing medical problems.
NSAIDS are associated with gastrointestinal ulcers / perforations, kidney, and liver toxicity (damage done by exposure to medications or chemicals) and must be used cautiously in animals with pre-existing kidney or liver problems.
Travel by plane can pose a risk for cats with pre-existing medical problems, such as heart or kidney disease.
Of course, this phrase could cover a broad array of topics but we are looking towards the most serious pre-existing health conditions including cancer, heart problems, strokes, uncontrolled diabetes, kidney problems, etc..