Sentence examples for distressing side from inspiring English sources
A quality-of-life assessment can be used to decide when to go to the next therapeutic step, or to alter treatment to minimize distressing side effects.
There are many reasons to avoid LSD, but one of the most distressing side effects that can result from its chronic abuse is the flashback syndrome.
If nano-particles can be created that will target only cancerous cells in the body, suggests Cai Burton, 16, not only will people live longer, it'll also save money on all the wasted drugs that currently cause distressing side effects.
But they blunted his emotional expression and caused restlessness, muscle stiffness and tremors, along with even more distressing side effects that he was unable to express at the time: dry mouth, blurred vision, constipation and urinary retention.
Specialists, he said, are most useful for treating the 10 percent to 15 percent of patients with so-called resistant hypertension that remains uncontrolled despite treatment with three drugs, including a diuretic, and for those whose treatment is effective but causing distressing side effects.
Results just released from a pilot study by Helen Crank, a sports scientist at Sheffield Hallam University, for NHS North Lancashire primary care trust, suggest that participation in the energetic ancient Chinese sport can reduce the swelling in lymphoedema - a distressing side effect of breast cancer treatment.
All of these present very serious ethical and welfare issues, quite apart from the fact that when born, genetically altered animals may experience painful or distressing side-effects that can be hard to predict".
Vomiting and nausea were found to be the two most distressing side-effects.
This study identified vomiting and nausea to be the two most distressing side-effects.
Constipation was ranked as 6th and was not identified as a distressing side-effect in 1983.
Nausea, hair loss and vomiting were described as the three most distressing side-effects of chemotherapy.
