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The phrase "aggravate your condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain actions or factors may worsen a person's health or situation.
Example: "If you continue to smoke, it will only aggravate your condition and make recovery more difficult."
Alternatives: "worsen your condition" or "exacerbate your condition."
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Since a lot of costume jewelry contains nickel, it will likely aggravate your condition.
For someone suffering with keratosis pilaris, this can aggravate your condition even more.
There may be certain workouts that you should adjust or avoid, so that you do not aggravate your condition.
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It's one thing when your doctor misdiagnoses you and prescribes a medication that aggravates your condition, but it's quite another when your government forces you to comply with that doctor's misguided orders.
Enjoy the bath for as long as wished, although if you are treating a skin condition, don't stay longer than 10 minutes to avoid aggravating your skin condition.
If you experience a lot of pain, you should stop exercising and rest your leg from activities that aggravate the condition.
Lastly, make sure your baby is not in contact with things that can aggravate his condition.
Fatty foods and carbohydrates, the mainstay of the western diet, tend to aggravate the condition.
Her 3-year-old son is asthmatic, she said, and cold baths could aggravate his condition.
People with diverticular disease are advised to avoid foods that seem to aggravate their condition — so keeping a food journal may help to pinpoint any culprits.
But as a middle-ager now, the contacts aggravate a condition I have that's apparently pretty common: dry eye syndrome.
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