ndërlikimet

ndërlikimet is an Albanian term that translates to "complications" in English. It generally refers to an unforeseen or undesirable event that arises during or after a medical procedure, illness, or treatment, making the situation more complex or difficult to manage. These complications can range in severity from minor inconveniences to life-threatening conditions.

In a medical context, ndërlikimet can occur during surgery, as a side effect of medication, or as a secondary issue arising from an existing disease. For example, a surgical procedure might have ndërlikimet such as infection, excessive bleeding, or damage to surrounding tissues. Similarly, a patient with a chronic illness might experience ndërlikimet that are new health problems stemming from their primary condition.

Beyond the medical field, the term can also be used in a more general sense to describe any situation that becomes unexpectedly difficult or problematic. This might include complex interpersonal relationships, intricate business deals, or challenging logistical arrangements where unforeseen obstacles or additional problems arise, increasing the overall complexity of the original situation. The core idea is that something has become more involved and harder to resolve than initially anticipated due to the emergence of new issues.