Sentences with phrase «prolonged recovery times»

Not only are victims subjected to excruciating pain and prolonged recovery times, but they are also forced to deal with the mental scars of permanent disfigurement.

When people lose a lot of weight due to chronic illness, prolonged recovery times from surgery or other medical conditions, Anavar can be a helpful tool in putting the weight back on.

Concussed athletes, who are not removed from competition, risk prolonging their recovery time or can suffer post-concussive syndrome or, in worst - case scenarios, second - impact syndrome.

Incidence, clinical course, and predictors of prolonged recovery time following sportrelated concussion in high school and college athletes.

Although some studies have shown longer recovery times in younger patients and patients who suffered from amnesia, results from this study do not suggest that age or amnesia are risk factors for prolonged recovery time.

After analyzing data for numerous variables, including total score of the PCSS at initial visit, age, and amnesia symptoms, only the total score on the PCSS was independently associated with symptoms lasting longer than 28 days; the higher the score, the greater chance of a prolonged recovery time.

When controlling for other factors shown to prolong recovery time, such as a history of concussion or previous diagnosis of a learning disability, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or depression, the researchers found that athletes who delayed reporting a concussion still took an average of five more days to receive medical clearance to return to play.

«Patients and caregivers should weigh the expected benefits with the potential risks of contralateral prophylactic mastectomy, including prolonged recovery time, increased risk of operative complications, cost, the possible need for repeat surgery, and effects on self - image.»

Barbiturates used for induction are metabolized slowly and will prolong recovery time; however small dosages of IV Thiopental used to effect are safe and do not result in excessive recovery time.

Treating these multiple trauma cases can become complicated and often require a prolonged recovery time.

Misdiagnosis: incorrect or late diagnosis that causes further injury or prolongs recovery time.

Not exact matches

No wonder sleep deprivation accelerates muscle wasting and prolongs the body's natural recovery process by reducing the time at hand for repair and growth.

(3) The findings — when stress levels are high for prolonged time, and recovery capabilities in the form of sleep and food are few, everything goes wrong.

Increased inflammation leads to slower recovery, injuries, and prolonged injury healing times.

At that time, the country did not realize it was about to enter a deep recession followed by a prolonged, uneven recovery, and 50 % of the public was ready to spend more on schools even after being told current levels of per - pupil expenditure in the local school district.

Conversely, repressing your feelings may actually prolong your sadness and the time for recovery.

The recovery time may be prolonged if activity is limited by arthritis in any of the other legs, by the size / weight of the patient, or if there is scarring or atrophy of muscles from the initial condition that necessitated the FHO in the first place.

Cuts and bruises in older cats always have to be treated with caution as clotting disorders can lead to prolonged bleeding and recovery times.

First, your injury recovery time may be prolonged, and second, it sends the message to the insurance adjuster that your injuries and pain are not as bad as you claim.

When the market encounters heavy selling pressure for a prolonged period of time, it tend to then see a path of small recovery, before then resuming its move lower.