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Can you live a normal life with addison's?

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PostPosted: 03/17/08 - 00:57    Post subject: Reply with quote
Hi! I’ve just heard that my dear aunt has addison's disease. I don’t know too much about this disease. Of course, I know that it can be very dangerous and I supposed that it’s hard to live with it. Please, somebody with experience tell me Can you live a normal life with addison's? Thanks!
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PostPosted: 03/27/08 - 16:32    Post subject: Reply with quote
You are right, Addison's disease is not a common illness. Without any treatment, it can cause many severe health problems. But Addison's disease can be treated and controlled most of the time. I think that you can live a normal life if your disease is treated correctly with medicine and hormones replacements.
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