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There's no cure for silicosis. It's essential, however, that the person affected removes any risk of further silica exposure and stops smoking. Prevention of any other lung disease which would further damage the remaining health lung tissue is important, so, immunisation against winter flu is recommended.
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Smoking not only aggravates the symptoms of silicosis but also speeds up the progress of the disease. For this reason it is essential that those diagnosed with silicosis are helped to give up smoking.There is no cure for silicosis.
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There is no known cure to a diagnosis of silicosis. Patients with chronic silicosis is mmuch better than patients with acute silicosis.Often a silicosis patient is diagnosed with Tuberculosis (TB) Medical treatments often can slow down the progression of silicosis, but can not reverse the effects. ... Silicosis Attorney...
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There is no cure for silicosis. Therapy is intended to relieve symptoms, treat complications, and prevent respiratory infections. It includes careful monitoring for signs of tuberculosis TB ... There is no cure for silicosis. Therapy is intended to relieve symptoms, treat complications, and prevent respiratory infections.
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Silicosis is an incurable and irreversible lung disease. Though incurable, silicosis is completely preventable. If proper dust control techniques are employed, silica exposure can be kept within safe levels.
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There is no cure for silicosis, and the disease tends to continue to progress even after exposure to silica dust is eliminated. There are a few types of silicosis and some treatments do exist, although the only defense against silicosis is the eradication of dangerous levels of silica dust exposure.
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Medical research for Silicosis including cure research, prevention research, diagnostic research, and basic research. ... Treatments for Silicosis...
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There is no cure for silicosis. Therapy is intended to relieve symptoms, treat complications, and prevent respiratory infections. It includes careful monitoring for signs of TB. Respiratory symptoms may be treated with bronchodilators, increased fluid intake, steam inhalation, and physical therapy.
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Cause of Silicosis ... Silicosis is the most common type of pneumoconiosis, a progressive lung condition caused by inhalation of foreign substances or dust and is characterized by nodular lesions. ... There is no cure for silicosis, instead treatments of this condition focus on supportive or palliative measures. These include:
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