is osteogenesisimperfecta a curable disease?
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Well Rekha I would have loved to say yea it is , but it ain't , well actualy but even then u need not worry  because , it can be maintained wonderfully on drugs and has not lethal or life threatening consequences, actually diseaese are or two kinds , one which u acquire and there fore can be treated like infections fever and all that , one which u inheret , are in your genes , u can in certain cases control them to a certain limit but u cannot stop them from expressing themselves.and u would need to keep check with ur doc on regular basis okie don't self prescribe .
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I suffer a rare genetic mutation that renders me completely devoid of all seriousness.  it's as though my funny bone grew completely out of control and encompassed my entire skeletal structure.\n\noh, look!  a wombat! ;-Þ
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Yes, as long as its done correctly.  There are many genetic diseases that could be erradicated by this process.
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Yes, but it depends on the stage.  If it is localized, it is definitely curable.
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See Hulda Clark's book 'A Cure for all diseases'\n\nwww.drclark.net/en/drclark_protocol/illnesses/ms.php
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There is an office of Osteopaths on Park Ave, very near General Hospital.  They appear to be some of the most progressive in the area.\n\nIf you do not have any luck with them, you could check with the younger Dr. Dan Federovich, on  Vestal Parkway.\n\nI no longer live in the area, so I do not have access to a local phone book.\n\nI hope this helps you.
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It would depend on which type of disease.Lou Gerigs is one type another is Muscular Dystropy.There are many neuro muscular disorders.Not many are curable.Treatable yes but not curable.
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mild form, or initial stages is osteopaenia, full blown condition is osteoporosis
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yes. there are full bony impactions, partial bony impactions and soft tissue impactions.
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Ossification is the gradual conversion of cartilage or other tissue into bone. At birth ossification is not complete, there are still may membrane filled spaces in the skull, these are called fontanels or "soft spots". Most bone growth occurs during childhood, and ossification of most bones is usually complete by age 25. The 5 bones of the sacrum fuse together from ages 18 to 25. When all bone growth is complete the body is said to be skeletally mature.\n\nThe soft spots of the skull generally firm up by age 2.
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Osteomyelitis is a bone infection commonly caused by the Staphylococcus aureus organism. There is, believe it or not, an effective treatment for it should antibiotics not prove to be successful. \nMacrophage therapy (Bacteriophage therapy) has been used in Eastern Europe for many years and with great success in the treatment of certain infections. Although it has its limitations, it does seems to work well with bone infections. \nTry doing a search on this and learn something about it. Perhaps if enough of us made enough noise about this, it would be looked upon as a favorable alternative in America. In the meantime, if one is seeking treatment, a trip to the Institute of Macrophage Therapy in Tsiblisi, Russia should be considered.\nThe large pharmaceuticals would probably have an interest in it if it were a patentable process.
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Unfortunately there is no cure for osteoporosis. Check out the following website, it may be helpful.\n\nwww.endocrineweb.com/osteoporosis/treatment.html
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I have not heard anything being cured. It improved research regarding Parkinson's disease, Colonial cancer could be caused by virus, and general cancer cells.
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curing is getting rid of it entirely.  treating it means your just making it livable but you still have it
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yes, just like your first answer you recieved. but make sure you know what your doing. you are going to need to set your bone correctly or you will have permanent damage and disfiguration to your body. what not advise it unless there is no other way....you will also need antibiotics to prevent bone infection
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It isn't an illness in need of medication.\nIt isn't a disease in need of a cure.\nIt isn't a harmful behavior in need of correction.\nIt isn't "immoral," nor can it be so.
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mmm well yeah they aks and look at your bone constitution, like porosity and minerals in it , you have to keep a  very healthy diet and your nutrition has to be rich in calcium so that ur bones recover properly if u get that kind of operation  :)