What is intermittent Disease?
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Intermittent disease is a condition where symptoms appear in a predictable pattern, with clear periods of normal health in between episodes. Symptoms flare up, then resolve, only to return at regular intervals. Malaria is a classic example, characterized by fever cycles. Another example could be perRead more
Intermittent disease is a condition where symptoms appear in a predictable pattern, with clear periods of normal health in between episodes. Symptoms flare up, then resolve, only to return at regular intervals.
Malaria is a classic example, characterized by fever cycles. Another example could be periodic migraine headaches, where sufferers have intense headaches at regular intervals with symptom-free periods in between.
Understanding these patterns helps in managing and predicting the course of the disease. Interesting how the body’s rhythms play a role.
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