Diseases
Malignanat Hyperthermia
Malignant hyperthermia is a condition that triggers a severe reaction to certain drugs used as part of anesthesia for surgery. Without prompt treatment, the disease can be fatal. The genes that cause malignant hyperthermia are inherited.
SYMPTOMS
- A dramatic rise in body temperature, sometimes as high as 113 degrees fahrenheit.
- Rigid or painful muscles, especially in the jaw.
- Flushed skin.
- Sweating.
- An abnormally rapid or irregular heartbeat.
- Rapid breathing or uncomfortable breathing.
- Brown or cola-colored urine.
CAUSES
Malignant hyperthermia is a condition that triggers a severe reaction to certain drugs used as part of anesthesia for surgery. Without prompt treatment, the disease can be fatal. The genes that cause malignant hyperthermia are inherited.
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