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What celebrities suffer from Abasia?
Abasia covers a number of muscle conditions that affect the ability to walk. There does not appear to any celebrities that suffer from abasia.
What celebrities suffer or have suffered from prostate cancer?
Steven Burns - 15yrs Vic,Aus.
Which celebrities suffer from hypotension?
Hypotension is more commonly known as low blood pressure. There may be many celebrities that have it and are not public about it we do know the Sanjay Dutt suffers from hypotension.
What size are most celebrities?
celebrities are all shapes and sizes
Do celebrities vomit?
Yes, celebrities do vomit, just like everyone else can.
What celebrities suffer from Abasia?
Abasia covers a number of muscle conditions that affect the ability to walk. There does not appear to any celebrities that suffer from abasia.
What is the definition of achalasia?
Achalasia is a disorder of the esophagus.
What celebrities suffer from gastroschisis?
Jamie Carragher
What celebrities suffer from gardner syndrome?
There have been no reports of specific celebrities publicly disclosing that they suffer from Gardner syndrome. This is likely due to the private and sensitive nature of medical conditions.
Should people smoke if have achalasia?
People shouldn't smoke regardless of whether or not they have achalasia.
What celebrities suffer from Acoustic neuroma?
Tboz Watkins, Mark Ruffao
What part of the body is affected by Achalasia?
Achalasia is a very rare muscular disease that affects the esophagus, the passage you use to swallow food. The term Achalasia refers to the meaning "Failure to relax."
Is achalasia hereditary?
yes
What celebrities suffer or have suffered from prostate cancer?
Steven Burns - 15yrs Vic,Aus.
What is another word for achalasia?
Cardiospasm
Which celebrities suffer from hypotension?
Hypotension is more commonly known as low blood pressure. There may be many celebrities that have it and are not public about it we do know the Sanjay Dutt suffers from hypotension.
What is the prognosis for people with achalasia?
The prognosis for people with achalasia is generally good with appropriate treatment. However, the condition is chronic and may require ongoing management. In some cases, complications such as esophageal strictures or aspiration pneumonia can occur.
