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What stage is when a person is exposed to a disease by doesn't show symptoms?
During the incubation period a person is exposed to a disease may not show symptoms
A person that has a disease but sHow is no symptoms?
Asymptomatic
Is rabies a life threatening disease?
Yes. Once symptoms of rabies show, the disease is almost always fatal.
How doctor can recognize a disease?
There are certain symptoms that show signs of certain diseases.
What are some symptoms of black lung disease?
Black lung disease frequently does not show any symptoms. When it does, the common ones are shortness of breath, severe cough, and difficulty breathing.
Which bacterial disease has symptoms that may not show up for years?
nova net:tuberculosis
Can you have AIDS symptoms 6 months afetr infection?
AIDS or HIV is a latent disease. It can show up years after contracting the disease.
Can a person be a carrier of huntingtons disease and not show any symptoms?
Since HD is transmitted by a dominant gene, there are no "carriers", such as in sickle cell anemia. If you have HD, you can pass it along to your children. If you do not have HD, it cannot be passed on.
What is the difference between a vector and a carrier?
A vector carries the disease but doesn't show any symptoms.
What is a genetic disease?
A disease that you can transfer to your child by the DNA that you give.It is a disease that is encoded into your DNA and some of your old family members may show it or some of your kids might show it too.
What are the symptoms for gallstone disease?
Most gallstones do not show typical symptoms, though pain in the upper right abdomen and vomiting happens in approx. 10% of sufferers. For Gallbladder Disease, symptoms an include, but aren't limited to, pain in the upper right abdomen, nausea, and vomiting.
Explain why the parents of someone with cystic fibrosis do not show any symptoms?
In order to have a child with cystic fibrosis, both parents must be carriers (assuming neither of the parents actually have CF; then obviously they will have symptoms). In CF, a carrier has no symptoms, unlike sickle cell anemia, where a carrier will have mild symptoms of the disease. A carrier of CF has only one defected 7th chromosome, and the other unaffected one makes the CFTR gene work correctly. When both are defected, the result is the CF disease, and normal CFTR genes are impossible to make, causing the person to have the disease.
