Significance of Long term complication
Long-term complications, in the context of health sciences, encompass a wide range of adverse health outcomes that develop over time due to chronic conditions or treatments. These include issues arising from poorly managed diabetes, such as kidney failure, cardiovascular disease, and nerve damage, emphasizing the need for comprehensive care. Complications can also stem from other conditions and treatments, like monkeypox, purpura fulminans, and surgical interventions, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis, treatment, and preventative measures.
Synonyms: Chronic complication
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Hindu concept of 'Long term complication'
In Hinduism, long-term complications encompass potential health issues emerging post-infection or from diseases. Ayurvedic treatments, like Rasayana Chikitsa, aim to prevent these. They also include adverse effects from medical interventions and are addressed through nutrition therapy, especially in diabetes management.
From: International Research Journal of Ayurveda and Yoga
(1) These drugs not only correct the pathogenesis but also minimize the chances of short term and these.[1] (2) In all people with diabetes, nutrition therapy is also designed to reduce the risk of long-term complications both by improving glycemic control and by reducing other risk factors for vascular disease.[2] (3) The potential adverse effects that can arise from medical interventions, such as hysterectomy, including osteoporosis and hormonal imbalances.[3]
From: Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences
(1) These are potential health issues that can arise after the initial infection, and which the Ayurvedic treatment aims to prevent through the use of Rasayana Chikitsa.[4] (2) These are the health problems that may arise over time due to a disease, and the treatments should aim to prevent them.[5]
The concept of Long term complication in scientific sources
Long-term complications are persistent health problems that arise from various untreated or poorly managed conditions. These issues span multiple areas, including diabetes, chronic diseases, and specific treatments, leading to adverse outcomes like organ damage, chronic pain, and reduced quality of life. They emphasize the need for early diagnosis, effective management, and comprehensive care.
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Catheter related infections are considered to be common of this observed in hemodialysis candidates and are associated with increased mortality and morbidity in the aftermath of central venous catheter infections.[6] (2) These complications of diabetes include retinopathy, abnormal wound healing, cardiovascular diseases and nephropathy.[7] (3) These are complications of diabetes that better treatment strategies and methods should be used to reduce, such as intensifying education and adopting more intensive monitoring.[8] (4) This refers to health problems that develop over time as a result of a disease, and in the context of diabetes, these can affect various organs, such as the eyes.[9] (5) Health issues that can develop over time as a result of diabetes, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive care package that addresses not only blood sugar control but also cardiovascular risks.[10]
From: South African Family Practice
(1) These are health problems that can develop over time in people with diabetes, often affecting blood vessels, nerves, and other organs, due to chronic high blood sugar levels.[11] (2) These are potential outcomes that the clinician should address, such as losing weight to delay or avoid diabetes and its long-term complications.[12] (3) These are the lasting health problems that can arise as a result of female genital cutting, such as infertility and sexual dysfunction.[13] (4) These are the health problems that can develop over time as a result of poorly managed diabetes, emphasizing the importance of maintaining appropriate blood sugar levels.[14] (5) These are the negative health outcomes resulting from diabetes mellitus over time, which include microvascular and macrovascular diseases, and the damage is caused by glucose process irregularities.[15]
From: African Journal of Primary Health Care and Family Medicine
(1) Osteoarthritis is a long-term complication of fractures, especially in the lower limbs, and can lead to chronic pain, indicating that fractures can have lasting effects on joint health, and this long-term complication can significantly impact the quality of life after sustaining long bone fractures.[16] (2) The effect of intensive treatment of diabetes on the development and progression of long-term complications in insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus is an important factor.[17] (3) These are the health problems that can develop over a long period in individuals with diabetes, affecting various organs and systems.[18] (4) These are the negative health problems that can develop over time as a result of chronic diseases, and their prevention is a key goal of healthcare.[19] (5) These are related to diabetes and should be understood by family members, as highlighted in the context of the disease.[20]
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) This is a section discussing the lasting effects of head injuries, including physical, psychological, and psycho-social aspects, that require careful management.[21] (2) Long-term complications may arise and surgery should be considered only after reaching a situation where the symptoms cannot be managed conservatively, as it is associated with a number of long-term complications and there is no evidence-based consensus on the superiority of either one of these options, namely conservative or surgery options.[22] (3) These are health problems that develop as a result of a disease or treatment over an extended period, and require careful consideration.[23] (4) Long-term complications are the potential adverse effects of surgical treatment that may arise over time, and the text emphasizes the importance of considering these when evaluating surgical indications.[24]
From: Asian Journal of Pharmaceutics
(1) These include retinopathy, neuropathy, and nephropathy, which are reduced by multiple injections to reduce hyperglycemia, a condition of high blood sugar.[25] (2) These complications can occur from IUIs, even months after birth.[26] (3) The skin is both the first organ to be contaminated by a pollutant and the first line of defense against a foreign virus or infectious agent.[27] (4) Our data demonstrates that M. charantia, G. sylvestre, and S. cumini could be beneficial in the management of these with lesser toxicity.[28]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) Adverse health effects that develop over time due to diabetes, including changes in arteries, small vessels, kidneys, retina, and nerves.[29] (2) Adverse health issues that develop over time due to chronic hyperglycemia, including renal failure, blindness, and cardiovascular disease.[30] (3) These are adverse health effects that may arise or persist long after an initial treatment or disease has occurred.[31]
From: Journal of Public Health in Africa
(1) These are health problems that can develop over an extended period as a result of type 2 diabetes mellitus, such as heart disease or nerve damage, and are discussed within the provided text.[32]
From: Journal of Metabolic Health
(1) These are risks that can be increased by psychosocial stress affecting metabolic control in patients with diabetes, potentially leading to severe health issues.[33]
From: South African Journal of HIV Medicine
(1) These are the health problems that can develop as a result of chronic hepatitis B infection, which highlights the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.[34]
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) It refers to the potential negative effects of quarantine, and voluntary quarantine contributes to less distress and fewer of these.[35] (2) It is the health problems that can arise from poorly controlled diabetes, such as heart disease, kidney damage, and nerve damage.[36] (3) It is the result of COVID-19 and is one of the reasons why COVID-19 is being compared to other civilization ailments.[37] (4) Long-term complications are health problems that develop as a result of a disease or condition over an extended period, and this community would likely have fewer long-term complications if more resources were dedicated to the problem.[38] (5) Long-term complications such as implant loss, impaired bone and wound healing, and increased susceptibility to infections can be avoided with regular oral examinations and glycemic control in patients with diabetes mellitus.[39]
From: South African Journal of Psychiatry
(1) Long-term complications are potential health issues that may arise from the prolonged use of a medication, and the text notes that there are no major long-term complications of Methylphenidate.[40] (2) These are the medical problems that can develop over time due to diabetes.[41] (3) The knowledge of these was lower than the knowledge of the short-term effects of substance use among the participants, highlighting an area for increased focus.[42]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) Adverse effects that develop over time due to chronic conditions like diabetes mellitus, affecting vital organs and physiological systems.[43]