Sentence examples for illness subsided from inspiring English sources

Finally, in February 1829, the illness subsided.

Soon after his bout of illness subsided, Augustus gave up his annual consulship.

The term hospital acquired hyperglycaemia [ 9] is proposed for hyperglycaemia in patients to whom no disorder of glucose metabolism can be diagnosed after the acute illness subsided.

Zochodne and colleagues [ 3] first observed that CIP developed during the course of MOF and improved in some patients as the critical illness subsided, and they suggested that the pathogenesis of failing systemic organs and peripheral nerve damage might be the same.

My sickness subsided.

"You may suffer from alternating periods of chills ― these are temporary and should pass as the illness subsides," Hollingsworth said.

The reason people love these combos also has something to do with avoiding "sensory specific satiety", which is a clever way of describing an activity that I love to participate in where I eat heaps of chocolate until I almost feel sick and then switch to potato chips until illness subsides, and then back to chocolate and so on.

Additionally, past experience with similar illnesses can motivate mothers to play a 'waiting game' to see if the illness subsides on its own, particularly in situations where the cost of care is an inhibitory factor [ 10].

After the acute illness subsides, blood glucose returns to normal, but the disorder that led to hospital acquired hyperglycaemia remains and in some patients leads to overt impairment of glucose metabolism.

Hyperglycaemic patients without diabetes include those with undiagnosed diabetes, prediabetes (impaired fasting glucose and impaired glucose tolerance) or stress-induced hyperglycaemia (SIH) - defined as patients with elevated blood glucose that reverts to normal after illness subsides and counterregulatory hormone and inflammatory mediator surge abates [ 6].

In spite of America's best doctors, meds, counselors, and prayers for healing, the torture of mental illness never subsided.