Sentence examples for prolonged convalescence from inspiring English sources

The clinical consequences of this include lassitude, an increased risk of complications and prolonged convalescence.

The illness is usually self-limiting with minimal systemic sequelae, but it may require prolonged convalescence lasting several weeks.

Typhoid fever in his early youth and prolonged convalescence confined him enough to allow etching and drawing lessons from his father, also an artist.

A prolonged convalescence is the best that can be expected.

This may be seen as an indicator of prolonged convalescence in this group of patients.

The clinical consequences include lassitude, difficulty in mobilising, prolonged convalescence [ 3, 10- 14] and an increased risk of pressure wounds [ 15], phlebitis and infections [ 16, 17].

The negative effect of the symbionts already in "virulence mode" might suffice to keep each of them in this state, which might prolong convalescence.

Back in England, Trenchard did not recover quickly and probably prolonged his convalescence by over-exertion.

The yellow fever patient's convalescence is prolonged, but, when recovery does occur, it is complete and is accompanied by a lifelong immunity.

Convalescence is prolonged, regardless of whether the patient receives treatment.

For otherwise healthy adults with acute coccidioidomycosis, convalescence was prolonged, regardless of whether they received antifungal treatment.