Answer:
The answer is b) Breaks in the mucosa and presence of corrosive secretions
Explanation:
The peptic ulcer disease is likely caused by the weakening of the mucosa coating by H. Pylori bacteria (or other types of drugs), and the passage of corrosive secretions (such as acid and pepsin) to the lining that is beneath the mucosa coating.
The answer is Magnesium, if that’s a option.
No, it's because we need to breathe. Your body needs oxygen. Air pressure has little to nothing to do with it as far as I know.
Osteoporosis. The prefix "osteo" means bone, "poro" means porous/with holes, and "osis" is a suffix that denotes an abnormal condition or state of being.
<span>An extremely low calcium level may cause tingling often in the lips, tongue, fingers, and feet, muscle aches, spasms of the muscles in the throat leading to difficulty breathing, stiffening and spasms of muscles , seizures, and abnormal heart rhythms.</span>
