Sentence examples for difficult side effects from inspiring English sources
I would ask any rheumatologist who says that methotrexate does not have difficult side effects to take it for a few years.
We need to give women clear, helpful and timely communication as well as the best clinical support to find ways to manage what can often be extremely difficult side effects and make it easier for them to continue to take treatments.
On top of these DIPG symptoms, Michael has also grappled with some difficult side effects to his medications, including weight gain, nausea and fatigue.
Yes, it is remarkable that Harrell, 53, has become a world-class jazz trumpeter, fluegelhornist and composer despite having to deal with schizophrenia and the difficult side effects of its treatment for decades.
Provenge was a therapeutic vaccine intended to prevent the spread of the disease without the often-difficult side effects that were triggered by chemotherapy or radiation treatments.
HIV treatment was already effective in 1996 (though there were difficult side-effects, adverse events and a heavy pill burden).
"The next morning when I got up, he was already sat by the door with his bag packed ready to go [for treatment]." Losing his hair was a difficult side-effect to the procedure for Bayley to cope with, but time in hospital offered some reprieve to the self-consciousness he felt in public.
It is also quite difficult to quantify side effects and improvement, and different classifications of patient level data can yield varied conclusions.
The limited use of CAR T cells to treat solid tumors in clinical practice makes it difficult to predict side effects, which may well be different from those observed in leukemia and lymphoma.
Many of these approaches have been successful, but they each have downsides — from difficult-to-handle side effects to high-cost and lengthy preparation or treatment times.
