Sentence examples for patients having trouble from inspiring English sources

Warning: Patients having trouble concentrating should avoid using the Mini-Healer to place day trades while driving.

Dr. Kazuhiro Soeda, an ear, nose and throat specialist in Utsunomiya, outside Tokyo, who also treats patients having trouble dealing with the aftershocks, said: "People are getting too sensitive.

In one, patients have trouble finding words, Dr. Miller said.

Patients have trouble breathing because their lungs are compressed by fluid in the mediastinum.

Osteoarthritis, for instance, can be so painful that his patients have trouble walking.

Ah, but you say, Medicaid patients have trouble finding doctors who'll take them.

In the days when AIDS patients had trouble getting medical care, he appealed to Catholic medical workers to help.

Such patients have trouble controlling their limbs; the exoskeleton robot would encase their arms and coördinate physical movements.

The experience was painful, they said, as patients had trouble finding other centers nearby with spaces, or stations, available.

Research shows that patients have trouble differentiating between services they really need and those they can safely avoid.

More than one-third of uninsured patients have trouble paying medical bills, and nearly one-quarter are contacted by collection agencies as a result.