The phrase "active symptoms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or psychological contexts to refer to symptoms that are currently present and affecting a person.
Example: "The patient is experiencing active symptoms of the illness, which require immediate attention."
Alternatives: "current symptoms" or "present symptoms".
When these active symptoms clear up, there are residual signs of schizophrenia that can linger for years.
A spokeswoman for P&O's owner, Carnival, said on Thursday that out of 1,843 passengers only six had active symptoms.
There are others with schizophrenia and such active symptoms as delusions and hallucinations who have significant academic and professional achievements.
At this point there is no information as to how 'unsuitable' cleaning products were - whether we're looking at wholesale sloppiness or using the wrong cloth to wipe a shelf - but, as we touched on in heated discussions of the case at the time of the closure, there would be little excuse for staff with active symptoms of gastric distress continuing to work.
The possible justification may be that use of Khat (since it is a stimulant) had influence on the brain and worsening of active symptoms.
Health officials have said they are on high alert to catch and isolate anyone with active symptoms of the disease.
According to current British Thoracic Society BTSS) guidelines, patients should be treated with active symptom control (ASC), involving (1) regular follow-up in a specialist clinic; (2) structured assessments of physical, psychological and social problems with appropriate action; (3) rapid involvement of additional specialists; and (4) parallel nursing support.
Entry examinations and active symptom screening among inmates are important to control TB transmission inside the prison.
Active symptom screening is important because children undergoing cancer treatment may not voice concerns or complain.
On the other hand, active symptom exploration may motivate GPs to invite patients to share concerns during diagnostic phases of consultations.
Fukutomi et al. defined current asthma patients as those who diagnosed by a physician and shown an active symptom in the last 12 months.
