Slow Recovery: Causes & Reasons

Possible Causes for Slow Recovery

Congenital Slow-Channel Myasthenic Syndrome Type 4A

The p.R1454W substitution induced an important enhancement of fast and slow inactivation, a slower recovery for these inactivated states, and a frequency-dependent regulation [cervo.ulaval.ca]

Prepatellar Bursitis

If swelling in the bursa is causing a slow recovery, a needle may be inserted to drain the blood and speed up the process. [orthonorcal.com]

Failure to eliminate the cause will lead to future flare ups and a poor and slow recovery. [clinic-hq.co.uk]

Familial Infantile Myasthenia

However, it can be unmasked by providing 10 Hz (sub-tetanic) RNS for 5 minutes prior to 2 Hz slow RNS. [sites.google.com]

The drop of CMAP is common to many other CMS, but the unique feature in ChAT deficiency CMS is that the CMAP has a delayed recovery (5 - 20 minutes) ChEIs improve strength [sites.google.com]

Olecranon Bursitis

Failure to eliminate the cause may lead to future flare ups and a poor and slow recovery. [clinic-hq.co.uk]

If swelling in the bursa is causing a slow recovery, a needle may be inserted to drain the blood and speed up the process. [thephysiocenter.com]

If swelling in the bursa is causing a slow recovery, a doctor may insert a needle to drain the blood and speed up the process. [orthonorcal.com]

Puerperal Complications

Puerperal infections can cause poor health and slow recovery from delivering your baby. [healthline.com]

Back Muscle Strain

Allowing the muscles to weaken with too much rest may actually slow recovery and increase the chances of future injuries. Get a massage. [blog.gameready.com]

Although an initial course of rest may be required, prolonged periods of inactivity or bedrest are not recommended and may actually slow recovery. [shorelineortho.com]

Use medication sparingly because pain is actually an important indicator throughout the recovery process. Perform strength exercises. [blog.gameready.com]

Hypoganglionosis

The patient made a slow recovery and was discharged on the 12th postoperative day in good condition. [pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Elbow Arthritis

If a small open wound ( arthrotomy ) is required, this slows down recovery by some weeks. [murdochorthopaedic.com.au]

Neutropenia

For afebrile patients with neutropenia, antibiotic prophylaxis can be considered although alterations in the bacterial microbiome may slow bone marrow recovery and thus hematopoiesis [msdmanuals.com]

Lower Back Sprain

Allowing the muscles to weaken with too much rest may actually slow recovery and increase the chances of future injuries. Get a massage. [blog.gameready.com]

Use medication sparingly because pain is actually an important indicator throughout the recovery process. Perform strength exercises. [blog.gameready.com]

Back Sprain

Allowing the muscles to weaken with too much rest may actually slow recovery and increase the chances of future injuries. Get a massage. [blog.gameready.com]

Use medication sparingly because pain is actually an important indicator throughout the recovery process. Perform strength exercises. [blog.gameready.com]

Generalized Epilepsy with Febrile Seizures Plus

Steady-state fast and slow inactivation curves were shifted in the hyperpolarizing direction, entry into slow inactivation was threefold accelerated, recovery from slow inactivation [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

[…] the slow-inactivated state, or enhance recovery from slow inactivation (for review, see Cannon, 2000 ). [doi.org]

We also examined recovery from slow inactivation in oocytes coexpressing wild-type and R859C channels with β1, because the R859C mutation delayed recovery from slow inactivation [doi.org]

Patellar Tendinitis

[…] can be slow [2] Frequency 14% of athletes [1] Patellar tendinitis, also known as jumper's knee, is an overuse injury of the tendon that straightens the knee. [1] Symptoms [en.wikipedia.org]

Recovery from patellar tendonitis Most athletes will recover within 6-12 weeks. [howardluksmd.com]

Differential diagnosis Chondromalacia patella, Osgood-Schlatter disease, patellofemoral syndrome, infrapatellar bursitis [1] [2] Treatment Rest, physical therapy [2] Prognosis Recovery [en.wikipedia.org]

Thymus Lymphoma

Slow disease progression and robust therapy-mediated CD4+ T-cell recovery are associated with efficient thymopoiesis during HIV-1 infection. Blood, 109: 2912-2920. [institutcochin.fr]

Brain Concussion

A repeat concussion that occurs before the brain recovers from the first can slow recovery or increase the chances for serious complications or even death. [utswmed.org]

A second concussion that occurs before your brain recovers from the first – usually within a short period of time (hours, days or weeks) – can slow recovery or increase the [betterhealth.vic.gov.au]

[…] your recovery Avoid activities that are physically demanding e.g., heavy housecleaning, working-out, mowing the lawn, lifting and carrying heavy items Avoid activities that [brainstreams.ca]

ACTN3 Deficiency

recovery of strength, and high creatine kinase (CK) activity in the blood (highest value of 38,517 U/l for one subject; normal values ∼40–170 U/l). [journals.physiology.org]

[…] studies of subjects who had experienced exaggerated responses to eccentric exercise of the elbow flexors that included severe arm swelling, profound strength loss (60–84%), slow [journals.physiology.org]

Guillain-Barré Syndrome

All the patients who had rapid or slow recovery had received immune treatments. [dx.doi.org]

Almost all the severe AMAN patients who had slow recoveries over the first six months could eventually walk independently, although some required several years. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

The plateau period is followed by a slow recovery phase. [livescience.com]

ATP1A3-Related Neurologic Disorders

She had a slow recovery after episodes with two relapsing separated by several years. [frontiersin.org]

Rod-Cone Dystrophy

Another major difference between rods and cones is their recovery time. So rods have a very slow recovery time, whereas cones have a very fast recovery time. [khanacademy.org]

So what I mean by slow and fast recovery times is that as soon as a rod is activated by a ray of light-- so let's imagine that a ray of light comes in and activates this rod [khanacademy.org]

Foix-Alajouanine Syndrome

The patient had slow recovery of motor and sensory functions and also regained reasonable sphincter control in the following 6 months. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Arm Injury

Recovery with Powerball is fast, yet effective with long-term results. [powerballs.com]

Start by spinning Powerball at slow speeds and gradually increase the intensity as you progress through your arm rehabilitation. [powerballs.com]

As long as you’re not feeling a lot of pain or over-exerting yourself, you can kick-start your recovery with this incredible exercise device. [powerballs.com]

Lumbar Strain

Long periods of inactivity in bed are no longer promoted as this treatment may actually slow recovery. [medicinenet.com]

Recovery is slow and re-injury occurs easily. [drlumbago.com]

Poisoning by Dinitro-Ortho-Cresol

Slow toxicodynamic recovery caused carry-over toxicity in subsequent exposures, thereby resulting in a sequence effect–but only when toxicodynamic recovery was slow relative [pure.york.ac.uk]

However, it overlooks the other process of re-establishing homeostasis, toxicodynamic recovery, which can be fast or slow depending on the chemical. [pure.york.ac.uk]

Diphtheritic Neuropathy

Poor recovery Rapid recovery Slow recovery Axonal degeneration,no regeneration Demyelination&remyelination Axonal degeneration&regeneration Sensoryamplitudeaffected. radial [slideshare.net]

The recovery of these variables was slow. The nerve and muscle biopsies demonstrated mild changes consistent with a mixed, demyelinating, non-inflammatory neuropathy. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Prognosis Recovery from peripheral neuropathy is usually slow. [orion-group.net]

Myopic Macular Degeneration

Slow recovery of visual function after exposure to bright light. [visivite.com]

Exophoria

Cover test on this child, at near, with these spectacles on revealed a 10[DELTA] exophoria with slow recovery. [acronymfinder.com]

[…] low magnitude Px has balanced prism vergences good steropsis is present. symptoms are present recovery movement are slow and hesitant heterophoria is of large magnitude binocular [slideshare.net]

Heterophoria likely to be compensated if: Heterophoria likely to be decompensated if: no symptoms are present quick, smooth recovery after dissociation heterophoria is of [slideshare.net]

4H Syndrome

Slow progression of ataxia over time Dysarthria (speech is difficult to understand) Later, development of spasticity (abnormally stiff muscles and restricted movements) Seizures [vumc.com]

Neurological symptoms include: Late walking Early-onset ataxia (problems with balance and fine motor skills) Deterioration of ataxia with infections with complete or partial recovery [vumc.com]

Brown-Sequard Syndrome

Recovery then slows but continues for 3-6 months and has been documented to progress for up to 2 years following injury. [emedicine.com]

Prognosis for significant motor recovery in Brown-Séquard syndrome is good. [14] One half to two thirds of the 1-year motor recovery occurs within the first 1-2 months following [emedicine.com]

The most common pattern of recovery includes the following [15] : Recovery of the ipsilateral proximal extensor muscles prior to that of the ipsilateral distal flexors Recovery [emedicine.com]

Neuronitis

After the severe symptoms lessen, most patients make a slow, but full recovery over the next several weeks (approximately three weeks). [my.clevelandclinic.org]

More extended use may slow down the recovery. [zerotofinals.com]

Do not take them for any longer, as they can slow down your recovery. [nhs.uk]

Alajouanine Syndrome

The patient had slow recovery of motor and sensory functions and also regained reasonable sphincter control in the following 6 months. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

[…] treatment may be attempted with endovascular embolization or ligation of the arteriovenous malformation within the spinal cord.Corticosteroids may be used acutely to help slow [en.wikipedia.org]

[…] the progression of symptoms or they may be used chronically in a poor surgical candidate.[6] In either case, physical therapy will be an important part of the recovery process [en.wikipedia.org]