Sentence examples for intermittent symptoms from inspiring English sources

The finding on intermittent symptoms emerged during analysis we did not ask specifically whether symptoms occurred intermittently.

Clinical course and complications Patients typically have intermittent symptoms for years without progression.

Many patients with a type II hernia have only vague, intermittent symptoms, or no symptoms at all.

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.

Pediatric patients may present with atypical or intermittent symptoms, making misdiagnosis or delay in diagnosis common.

(I still experience intermittent symptoms of psychosis).

In some cases, intermittent symptom episodes preceded any other symptoms, while in others they occurred in parallel to other, persistent, symptoms.

[Tom: diagnosed 2009; aged 66 at interview; treatment: potentially curative surgery, chemotherapy] Others went to the doctor after they felt the nature of their intermittent symptom had changed.

Current OA treatment modalities mainly function as intermittent symptom relief without long-term improvement in disease prognosis due to our current limited understanding of OA pathophysiology.

Ulcerative colitis (UC) is an inflammatory bowel disease characterised by acute inflammation of the colonic mucosa and intermittent, symptom-free periods of remission [ 1].

In addition, disease progression may be characterised by (1) episodes with intermittent symptom-free periods; (2) exacerbations, from which there may be only partial recovery, leaving the patient in a worse health state after each episode (e.g. multiple sclerosis); or (3) a more continuous chronic character (e.g. Parkinson's disease).