Sentence examples for frequent relapse from inspiring English sources

Everyone's story is similar: migrating and intermittent symptoms, unsympathetic or uncomprehending doctors, late diagnosis and frequent relapse, complaints so protean that they mimic everything from lupus or multiple sclerosis to chronic fatigue syndrome or Alzheimer's disease.

The mean duration of general anesthesia before withdrawal is < 24 h, and thus in discrepancy with guidelines, but does not seem associated with a frequent relapse of SE.

The MoodSwings 2.0 program is an internet-based psychoeducational and supportive intervention for individuals with bipolar disorder, which is a chronic and disabling condition associated with frequent relapse and subsyndromal symptoms between episodes of mania, hypomania, or depression as well as significant impairments in occupational and social functioning (Judd et al. 2008; Perlis et al. 2006).

Furthermore, therapy is complicated by antibiotic resistance in many clinical isolates, resulting in frequent relapse of patients and the mortality rate of patients with septic shock is approximately 80 95% despite treatment with ceftazideme, imipenem or meropenem [2].

High prevalence and frequent relapse and recurrence contribute to the public health significance of MDD.

However, there was frequent relapse of HUS, so azathioprine was changed to mizoribine and muromonab-CD3 was administered.

Crohn's disease is a highly distressful chronic disorder, characterized by frequent relapses.

Cyclophosphamide (CYP) has been used for over 40 years in patients with steroid-sensitive nephrotic syndrome (NSSS) presenting frequent relapses (NSRF) or steroid dependence (NSSD).

Modern drugs can control the symptoms for most people with the disease, but they do not work in people who have a sudden onset of very aggressive disease with frequent relapses.

I used to think (maybe hope) something roughly like this: that, because of our history, and despite frequent relapses into prejudice, Britain was especially well disposed towards the Jewish people.

Therefore, besides the dysregulation of the immune system, intrinsic epidermal components are also likely to play a role in triggering and/or sustaining the disease process and contribute to the chronicity of psoriasis and its frequent relapses.