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Which are the symptoms of Degos Disease?
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Still called papulose atrophicans disease, Degos is a disorder of the blood vessels, which takes its name from the one who has identified : Robert Degos. It is characterized by the blockage of blood vessels ; a situation that slows or stops the flow of blood through veins or arteries with. (cf:http://santedoc.com/maladies/dermatoses/maladie-de-degos.html).
The disease Degos is serious as it leads to the dysfunction of several organs, some of which are vital ; causing death in two to three years on average. But in some cases it remains limited to skin lesions on different parts of the body and seems harmless. The symptoms of the disease Degos can vary greatly from one person to another. Cutaneous lesions are the characteristic feature, include white spots that tend to develop on the trunk, arms and legs. For some people it is their only symptom. For others, the disease Degos know of complications and affects multiple organs such as the eyes, kidneys, heart and liver.
The complication of the gastro-intestinal is the result of a lack of blood supply to the intestinal lining and can lead to perforation of the intestine. The usual symptoms are sudden onset of abdominal pain or gastrointestinal bleeding (vomiting of blood). The involvement of the nervous system can lead to strokes, headaches, epilepsy, or neurological symptoms are non-specific such as memory loss or altered sensation.
Source:http://santedoc.com/maladies/dermatoses/maladie-de-degos.html
The disease Degos is serious as it leads to the dysfunction of several organs, some of which are vital ; causing death in two to three years on average. But in some cases it remains limited to skin lesions on different parts of the body and seems harmless. The symptoms of the disease Degos can vary greatly from one person to another. Cutaneous lesions are the characteristic feature, include white spots that tend to develop on the trunk, arms and legs. For some people it is their only symptom. For others, the disease Degos know of complications and affects multiple organs such as the eyes, kidneys, heart and liver.
The complication of the gastro-intestinal is the result of a lack of blood supply to the intestinal lining and can lead to perforation of the intestine. The usual symptoms are sudden onset of abdominal pain or gastrointestinal bleeding (vomiting of blood). The involvement of the nervous system can lead to strokes, headaches, epilepsy, or neurological symptoms are non-specific such as memory loss or altered sensation.
Source:http://santedoc.com/maladies/dermatoses/maladie-de-degos.html
Posted Sep 3, 2017 by Leila 830
