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Acute vs. Chronic Diseases
By: Adejah Samuel
A disease or condition that is normally caused by one thing and has a short duration.
Diving in deeper into Acute Bronchitis
Acute Bronchitis is an contamination of the lungs that affects the air ways typically for a few weeks.
Symtoms include:
In order to prevent obtaining acute bronchitis one should stay away from cigarette smoke, get the flu vaccine (it is possible to get bronchitis from the flu),
wash your hands and wear a mask that bothers your lungs like fumes.
The people who are at greater risk of getting acute bronchitis are young children, elderly. people who have asthma and people who have cancer or diabetes. This is due to them being more exposed due to personal situations
Every year there is approximatley 1 in 21 or or 12.5 million people in USA alone.
The treatment for acute bronchitis is to get a lot of rest while drinking plenty of fluids and if possible obtaining medication over the counter for inflammation and cough,
The outlook for the future depends on each person. This depends on how well ones lungs are functioning and how severe the symptoms are. It also depends on how well one follows their treatment plan.
A disease or condition that is normally caused many underlying disorders and has a long duration.
Diving in deeper into Alzheimers Disease
Alzheimers disease is a neurodegenerative progressive disorder that causes behavioral changes, disorentiation and affects memory.
Symtoms include:
In order to prevent getting Alzheimers disease one should cut down on sugar, avoid trans fats, cook at home more often and try to learn something new everyday.
The people who are at greater risk of getting alzheimer’s disease are 65 years of age and above
More than five million people live with alzheimer’s disease.
There is no cure for alzheimer's disease. But there is acetylcholine. A drug that slows down how fast the symptoms of alzheimer's disease progresses.
The outlook for the future is to continue research and commiment for caring for people with alzheimer's disease.