Sentence examples for symptoms allay from inspiring English sources

27 Ensuring that the general public and medical professionals have access to reliable information about the prevalence of symptoms may normalise the experience of symptoms, allay distress and reduce healthcare seeking, as well as help to prevent unnecessary medical testing and overdiagnosis.

Policy to promote earlier symptomatic presentation should also include strategies to promote confidence to discuss potential symptoms, and allay embarrassment among the underprivileged and people with low levels of social support.

(mother of child 15) Indeed, several parents described using their GP's innocent interpretation of their child's symptoms to allay their deeper, unvoiced instincts that something more serious was wrong: You don't want your child to be sick, terribly ill, you just want someone to say 'it's fine, it's alright' so we kind of clung onto that, I suppose (mother of child 10).

Experienced physicians know that sympathetic concern and reassurance can often allay subjective symptoms — at least temporarily — but only appropriate medical treatment has a chance of curing physical disease.

Lithium is widely used to allay the symptoms of affective disorders and especially to prevent recurrences of both the manic and the depressed episodes in manic-depressive individuals.

The antipsychotic drugs can allay the symptoms of anxiety and reduce agitation, delusions, and hallucinations, and the antidepressants lift spirits and quell suicidal impulses.

That allayed his symptoms, and we continued to Uhuru Peak.

The first thing was to get me breathing pure oxygen right away, which helps contain and allay the onset of symptoms, though on its own it can't cure the condition.

The current treatment strategies with glucocorticoids and disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) intend to relieve symptoms, induce remission, or at least allay the disease activity, prevent future flares and subsequent damage accrual [ 3].

When taken orally, they allay a wide range of symptoms, while eye drops and nasal sprays can be used to target specific problems.

Non-nightly hypnotic treatment of chronic insomnia offers a promising alternative option for the many patients whose symptoms do not necessitate nightly drug intake, allaying fears of psychological dependence on medication and respecting regulatory constraints on hypnotic use while providing patients with adequate symptom relief.