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The phrase "he suffered from" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is experiencing a negative physical or emotional state or condition. Example: He suffered from a severe headache all day. In this sentence, "he" is experiencing the negative physical state of a headache. Other examples could include: - She suffered from anxiety before giving presentations. - They suffered from food poisoning after eating at that restaurant. - The athlete suffered from a sprained ankle during the game.
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He suffered from schizophrenia.
He suffered from dementia.
He suffered from malaria.
He suffered from depression.
He suffered from gout.
He suffered from some kind of vitiligo.
He suffered from bloody diarrhoea.
Afterward, he suffered from nightmares.
He suffered from Alzheimer's disease.
It's likely that he suffered from both.
He suffered from severe depression and nightmares.
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