The phrase "aggravating symptoms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing symptoms that are worsening or causing increased discomfort in a medical or health-related context.
Example: "The patient reported experiencing aggravating symptoms that made it difficult for them to perform daily activities."
Alternatives: "worsening symptoms" or "exacerbating symptoms".
Girls selected their diets carefully and reduced physical activity during menstruation to avoid aggravating symptoms.
Relevant research continues to emerge supporting a gradual return to pre-injury activity levels without aggravating symptoms; however, available guidance does not provide detailed standards for this return to activity process.
The aim of treating IBS includes relieving any stress that could be aggravating the problem; relieving inflammation and infection that could be the main issue, and relieving aggravating symptoms such as diarrhea and bloating.
One of the aggravating symptoms of high-grade astrocytomas is increased intracranial pressure, a direct result of oedema caused by leaky tumour vasculature.
The consumption of certain excessively hot foods or activities can all exacerbate the malaria sufferer's condition, aggravating symptoms or leading to relapses.
10 The relative importance of these factors together with house dust mites in causing asthma and aggravating symptoms such as cough and wheeze is difficult to establish and the pathophysiology remains unclear.
Certain medications can actually aggravate symptoms.
The disorder has no cure, but symptoms can be managed in the following ways: Diet modification: Certain foods and beverages may aggravate symptoms.
This does not mean I.B.S. is a psychosomatic condition caused by emotions, but rather that emotional upsets can aggravate symptoms in someone with a hyper-reactive bowel.
Traumatic experiences can also stir up memories of stressful events, aggravated symptoms of acute stress, but these also usually diminish over time.
The student's pediatrician, parents and teachers should communicate about the incident, the recommendations said, and be watchful for when academic tasks aggravate symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light and difficulty concentrating.
