Sentence examples for harmless conditions from inspiring English sources

Martin Ledwick, Cancer Research UK's head information nurse, said: "The symptoms for prostate cancer are similar to a number of benign and harmless conditions but it's worth being aware of them and getting anything unusual checked out with your GP.

These seemingly harmless conditions can signal real health issues.

An elevated PSA can indicate prostate cancer, but can also be a sign of several harmless conditions.

It can be argued that when these are directed at relatively harmless conditions, such as cellulite, the stories are unimportant.

Thus, our data provide further evidence that opposes the notion of overweight and obesity without metabolic derangements as harmless conditions.

It is important to acknowledge that by far the majority of these are harmless conditions that will never become invasive cancers [ 8- 12].

Although the growth of unwanted hair or hirsutism is a harmless condition, many people find it bothersome and embarrassing.

The cause of this usually brief and harmless condition may be hormonal changes, especially the rapid fall in estrogen levels after birth.

The Parent's Survival Guide for Coping with Crying Problems and Colic" (2005), Lester writes, "Despite what many well-meaning pediatricians tell parents, colic is not a harmless condition.

Because anosmia, or not being able to smell something I have dealt with for perhaps my entire life is an invisible and seemingly harmless condition, and because of the fear of people manipulating my disability, I suppressed the frustration that came with knowing that I lack certain abilities and experiences that come with being able to smell.

The edits resulted in mutations that mimicked a genetic condition called hereditary persistence of fetal hemoglobin, or HPFH, a harmless condition known to ease symptoms in patients with sickle cell disease.