The phrase "advanced symptoms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or health-related contexts to describe symptoms that are severe or have progressed significantly.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with a chronic illness and presented with advanced symptoms that required immediate attention."
Alternatives: "severe symptoms" or "progressed symptoms".
Later in life, advanced symptoms may include: Currently, a new strain of white guilt is spreading among "Lion" ticket holders.
In some cases, surgery may be necessary to alleviate advanced symptoms.
Women were appearing with appallingly advanced symptoms – sometimes, the tumour had literally burst out of their chests – because they didn't want to reveal their breasts to a male doctor.
Most people do not seek medical treatment until they have advanced symptoms.
(Medical doctor, NGO) Several informants described migrant patients who had advanced symptoms when they reached health care services.
During a 10-year period, we were able to find 194 PVT cases and the majority of them presented with a classical sign of portal hypertension and advanced symptoms.
The cause was suicide, said Dr. Gardner's son, Andrew, who said his father had been distraught over the advancing symptoms of reflex sympathetic dystrophy, a painful neurological syndrome.
I could live 15-20 years with advancing symptoms, including loss of all motor control, irritability, lapses in memory and brain function, agitation and possibly even violent episodes.
Not only because of the economic burden of OA but also because of the poor health outcomes and quality of life experienced by those with the disease and with advancing symptoms with age, therapies to reduce symptoms especially pain exacerbations, improve quality of life, and perhaps slow the progression of the disease are being explored.
WHO Stages three and four in adults and adolescents (ages of 15 years or more) are stages that indicate advanced HIV symptoms and Severe advanced HIV symptoms, respectively, in people who have been found to be HIV infected, as illustrated by the presence of any clinical conditions or symptoms that are classified as WHO stage three or WHO stage four conditions [ 27].
It should also be remembered that patients with PDD usually have advanced motor symptoms requiring concurrent therapy, but that they are ineligible for subthalamic nucleus deep brain stimulation for these motor symptoms due to a risk of worsening verbal fluency and inhibitory control deficits seen with this target (Witt et al., 2008).
