Sentence examples for may become chronic from inspiring English sources

Elevated blood pressure may become chronic, and cortisol levels stay elevated.

But it is often not diagnosed, and the infection may become chronic.

Infection may become chronic, particularly in individuals who become infected in infancy; chronic infection can lead to cirrhosis (scarring of the liver) and liver cancer later in life.

Death may occur within a few days or the illness may become chronic, the animal being a possible source of infection to other pigs.

In humans the condition may occur as an acute disease, or in about 5 to 10percentt of cases it may become chronic and lead to permanent liver damage.

Wilfred Beckerman, an Oxford economist, surely has it wrong when he says that "The problem of creating sufficient wants...to absorb productive capacity may become chronic in the not too distant future".

PTSD may occur with considerably delayed onset and may often become chronic.

Rectal prolapse is often temporary at first but may eventually become chronic with continued straining, requiring surgical repair.

However, they may also become chronic.

In addition, subclinical symptoms may persist and become chronic.

The conventional wisdom is that unchecked acute stress may aggregate to become chronic stress, and that chronic stress underpins diagnosable anxiety in a large percentage of the population.