Sentence examples for really diagnosed from inspiring English sources

Make sure you are really diagnosed with cellulitis before you try to get rid of it, 'cause there are many skin infections that are thought to be cellulitis but turn out to not be.

In order to really diagnose what's going on, you really need to be able to look at the entire system".

"We can't really diagnose and assess the efficacy of emissions reductions if we don't measure what's going on in the atmosphere".

"While physicians still really enjoy diagnosing and treating patients, the systems in which they are working are becoming increasingly difficult.

"I have worked with plenty of restricting average-sized and fat patients who really should be diagnosed with anorexia nervosa," said Dr. Burgard, a founder of Health at Every Size, an approach that focuses on health rather than weight.

In the real world, psychopathy is diagnosed really uncommonly in women.

Unfortunately, being 30 years old when I was diagnosed really cut into my time of becoming a household name.

Further, the use of different methods to measure and define depression raises questions about whether all studies really measured clinically diagnosed major depression.

Nobody has the answers.' " "I'm really glad I was diagnosed 13 years ago," Ms. Brenner said, "when there were fewer choices".

There are not many Lyme literate doctors in France and you have to be really lucky to be diagnosed properly.

Nobody ever really expects to be diagnosed with cancer, but as a 20-year-old college student, I definitely wasn't prepared.