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deteriorate
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de·te·ri·o·rate (d-tîr--rt)
v.
1. To grow worse in function or condition.
2. To weaken or disintegrate.

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Q. my mother have stem replacement for a coronary artery oclusion is already 2 years she physically deteriorating since surgery why???? please help she does not have energy

A. I agree with Dagmar. It can be most likely caused by another occlusion or re-occlusion inside the heart blood vessels. Since that is a life-threatening case, I strongly suggest you to bring your mother into a hospital (for complete check up), or just call your cardiologist to have first treatment.

Meanwhile, that will be better if you have emergency oxygen (just in case you'll need it) with you.

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But once the ominous earmarks of the addictive process begin to appear, a trained counselor can identify the condition years before the final accelerating deteriorative spiral.
Provision policy for specific provisions was brought forward to 90 days past due, and a collective impairment provision of AED 45 million was secured in deteriorative credit conditions.
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