Sentence examples for lesser illnesses from inspiring English sources

In one race last year, a sailor performed surgery on himself, and lesser illnesses, like the flu, are common.

Some 640 workers initially sued Lockheed and numerous chemical companies, saying the workers suffered injuries and illnesses that ranged from cancer deaths and nervous system damage to lesser illnesses, said Jack Girardi, a partner in the firm of Girardi & Keese, which represented the workers.

The symptoms could also mean lesser illnesses such as an enlarged prostate (BPE or benign prostatic enlargement) or an infection of the prostate (prostatitis).

Less is known, however, of the prevalence of anemia in hospitalized patients with lesser illness severity or without organ dysfunction.

This association, however, was modified by the presence of fever, suspected infection and lesser illness severity and may represent the effect of indication bias.

Less is known, however, of the prevalence of anemia in hospitalized patients with lesser illness severity or without organ dysfunction [ 5, 6].

Those with multiple chronic conditions, such as diabetes and depression, or lesser-known illnesses such as chronic fatigue syndrome, are anxious to get tips from others in similar situations.

Although previous studies of severe sepsis (SS) patients found coagulopathy quite common, little is known of coagulopathy in infection with lesser degrees of illness severity.

Several studies have now confirmed that delirium occurs in 60% to 80% of mechanically ventilated patients [ 2, 8- 10], though two investigations found a lower prevalence in an ICU cohort with a lesser severity of illness [ 11, 12].

The reason for the low prevalence of delayed GE in this group of patients remains unclear but is unlikely to be related to the lesser degree of illness severity or the lesser use of opioids and inotropes, as these factors were similar to those of other diagnostic groups.

Lesser signs of illness are also reported and include sleep disturbances, fatigue, and general malaise with little or no relief while in the location in question.