Sentence examples for difficult to be diagnosed with from inspiring English sources

The physical side effects were tough on me, but the emotional side effects were also difficult: to be diagnosed with something that very few people have; to have a disorder that neither my primary care doctor nor my gastroenterologist had heard of; to run into friends and co-workers and attempt to explain why I had lost my hair.

The causes of dizziness are difficult to be diagnosed.

Our patient had only pulmonary manifestation which made the diagnostic difficult and had to be diagnosed in accordance with other organ involvement.

Finding your way back to holding a full deck can be difficult after being diagnosed with HIV.

One group of children who have proved to be particularly difficult to manage is those who are diagnosed with both Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and PBD.

McPhail has endured a difficult two years after being diagnosed with stage one MALT lymphoma in November 2009.

Former Leeds and Barnsley player McPhail has endured a difficult two years after being diagnosed with stage one MALT lymphoma in November 2009.

It knocks their confidence and affects how they share themselves with their partner... Sex is an emotional act: people have to feel right, some people find it very difficult to let go, people who have been diagnosed with cancer often batten down their emotions to get through it and they have trouble trusting themselves, they don't trust their body.

Children who are diagnosed with R.A.D. also find it very difficult to keep their emotions in control.

Cases had higher odds than controls of a doctor attending their delivery, potentially because they were diagnosed with the most difficult complications.

Rob Ford, who was diagnosed with a rare and difficult form of cancer in September and was replaced in the poll by his brother, was there to witness the end of his term of office.