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PNH can be considered a disability due to its serious impact on daily life. The condition causes severe symptoms like:

- Extreme fatigue and weakness
- Shortness of breath
- Frequent infections
- Bruising and bleeding easily
- Abdominal pain

These symptoms can significantly affect a person's ability to work and perform Show Full Answer

PNH can be considered a disability due to its serious impact on daily life. The condition causes severe symptoms like:

- Extreme fatigue and weakness
- Shortness of breath
- Frequent infections
- Bruising and bleeding easily
- Abdominal pain

These symptoms can significantly affect a person's ability to work and perform daily activities. The severity of PNH can vary from person to person. Without proper treatment, PNH can lead to serious complications including kidney disease, blood clots, and hemolytic anemia. These complications may further impact quality of life and ability to work, potentially qualifying affected individuals for disability benefits.

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