Sentence examples for recognised symptoms from inspiring English sources

There are recognised symptoms of cervical cancer including abnormal bleeding, unusual vaginal discharge, painful intercourse or lower back pain.

Headaches, altered conscious level, neurological deficits, seizures and cognitive impairment on a background of dementia are recognised symptoms.

The intervention had most impact on the two least recognised symptoms, redness of skin and nipple rash.

In most cases of false negatives, physicians recognised symptoms of depression but underestimated severity compared with the diagnostic interview (40%) or gave another psychiatric diagnosis (33%).

As shown in Figure  1, the most well recognised symptoms were post-menopausal vaginal bleeding (87.4%), abdominal pain (85.0%), and pelvic pain (79.0%).

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common functional condition characterised by abdominal pain, bloating and disruption to bowel habit; constipation, diarrhoea and a combination thereof, all being recognised symptoms.

For the purposes of this review, clinical presentations will be divided into motor and non-motor phenotypes within which various recognised symptom complexes will be discussed (Fig.  1).

Dispatchers are taught how to recognise calls from people with mental health conditions and deploy only those officers who are trained to recognise symptoms.

With the majority of employers lacking the knowledge to recognise symptoms and prevent levels of stress escalating, the cycle continues unbroken.

On occasion, Goodman has seen three generations in his practice: a teenager might get an ADHD diagnosis, which brings in a parent and even a grandparent who recognise symptoms in themselves.

Painting a picture of what sort of person you are and explaining to your manager how to recognise symptoms of illness means they can then offer concrete help – without being condescending.