The area of a triangle is half the base times the height. The âbaseâ of the triangle is any side you choose to make the base. The height is then the distance measured at right angles from the base to the apex, the furthermost point of the triangle not on the base.
Late/chronic Lyme neuroborreliosis is characterized by various neuropsychiatric manifestations [48, 80, 81]. The clinical symptoms include, seizures, chorea, dysphasia, ataxia, chronic spastic para- tetra- and hemiparesis [72, 76, 82-88] sometimes recurrent [89].
In these cases, malabsorption is no cause for concern. However, chronic malabsorption may develop, and if two or more of the following signs or symptoms persist, notify your pediatrician. Signs and Symptoms Possible signs and symptoms of chronic malabsorption include the following: Persistent abdominal pain and vomiting. Frequent, loose, bulky, foul- smelling stools. Increased susceptibility to infection. Weight loss with the loss of fat and muscle. Increase in bruises. Bone fractures. Dry, scaly skin rashes.