Sentence examples for diagnosed themselves from inspiring English sources

"GPs already get people who print out reams of information from the internet and walk in having already incorrectly diagnosed themselves," says Dr Gunasekera.

Some have even successfully treated themselves: "One patient I saw correctly diagnosed themselves with vertigo after Googling their symptoms- they read about vestibular exercises, performed them and quickly resolved the problem.

And finally, does anyone really think that without that grown-up-pleasing tick-box option—"I am addicted to pornography"—children would have diagnosed themselves as such?

A word of caution, however, to people who have already diagnosed themselves: the term "gluten sensitivity" might still turn out to be a misnomer, Armin Alaedini, head researcher on the new study, told VICE in an email.

Her soothings, and her readiness to take down dictations for last letters home, seemed to bring about a kind of psychological "cease fire" to those who had diagnosed themselves to be "goners".

Patients who believed they had a stressful lifestyle for example diagnosed themselves with tension-type headache, while those with frequent severe headaches often believed they must be suffering from migraines.

They also have to deal with patients, who diagnose themselves on the internet and just visit the doctor for confirmation of the research they have done.

Given the increased reasons for anxiety, it's not surprising that a large proportion of the population diagnose themselves as chronically miserable.

Last year was heralded as the year of DIY health – in 2012 patients looked increasingly to diagnose themselves through various websites and applications (apps).

Pharmaceutical companies devise new drugs for the conditions it defines, lawyers use it to sue doctors, ordinary people use it to diagnose themselves.

She also, in an intriguing postscript, talks about self-diagnosis; some people inaccurately diagnose themselves as autistic when they would be better described as having a particular personality type.