Biology, asked by Ravimatre, 1 year ago

what are chronic and acute diseases? give example

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Answered by palkin
17
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CHRONIC DISEASE :
*The disease that takes a long period of time to cure or even incurable are known as Chronic diseases.

*Example : Cancer, AIDS etc.

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ACUTE DISEASE :
*The disease that can be cured in a short while are considered as acute diseases.
*Example : Viral fever, Cold, Cough etc.

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Answered by GlamorousGirl
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A few diseases occur suddenly and last for a few days. These are known as acute diseases, such as common cold. This condition can be treated with medical treatment or on its own. Many times, acute diseases turn chronic if they continue to persist.

\large\sf{Chronic \: :}

The diseases that occur over a period of time and last longer, or even for the lifetime are called chronic diseases. Generally, if a disease lasts for more than three years it is called a chronic disease. Initially, the symptoms are very mild. A chronic disease progresses slowly and damages the body severely. It might sometimes be fatal.

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