Managing respiratory failure and differentiating a myasthenia from a cholinergic crisis is reviewed. Due to the unpredictable development of respiratory failure, hospitalization is recommended for most patients with exacerbations or complications of myasthenia gravis.anaging respiratory failure and differentiating a myasthenia from a cholinergic crisis is reviewed. Due to the unpredictable development of respiratory failure, hospitalization is recommended for most patients with exacerbations or complications of myasthenia gravis.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: You can tell that your hair is heat-damaged if the ends are dry and split. My hair's this way because I straighten it every day. :P I recommend the Instyler because it circulates the heat, causing less damage to your hair.eport Abuse. When your hair has heat damage, It is very dull (not shiny) and dry. You may have a lot of split ends. Your hair also may be poofy or tangle easily. I am not sure whether any of your listed straighteners are or not, but a ceramic straightener provides a moist heat to prevent your hair from drying out.
Tip 2: Curl Hair With The Right Heat Setting It's really heating up now. Your hair type should determine how to curl hair, believe it or not, especially when determining your heat setting. You'll need an iron with variable heat settings in order to control it (so look for that feature at time of purchase). If your hair is fine, fragile or color treated, use a low heat setting -- below 200 degrees -- to avoid burning or damaging your hair. If you have already curly, coarse or thick hair, you can go higher -- between 200-300 degrees, says Moticka. As you curl your hair, notice how it responds to the heat and increase the temperature accordingly. Never go above 400 degrees though, she warns.