"symptoms ongoing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe symptoms that are currently persisting or continuing. Example: "Despite receiving treatment, Jane's symptoms are ongoing, causing her daily discomfort and affecting her ability to work."
Ongoing symptoms require ongoing exams if only to compare your current situation against your first visits.
As the development of medications and other therapies for treatment of non-motor symptoms is ongoing, it is essential to have animal models that aid in understanding the neural changes underlying non-motor PD symptoms and serve as a testing ground for potential therapeutics.
Transplanted rats received either single or repeated injections of 1×106 MSC 14 d after DLI before or after rats had developed symptoms of ongoing acute GvHD, but with no improvements of GvHD morbidity and mortality.
Nevertheless, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidance 4 recommends CBT for patients with refractory IBS symptoms (ie, ongoing symptoms after 12 months despite being offered appropriate medications and lifestyle advice).
Participants were considered for the study if they had no chronic health issues, no psychiatric symptoms or ongoing medications (except for hormonal contraception).
Other clinical outcomes assessed at 30 days after disease onset included date of discharge from hospital, presence or absence of symptoms, or ongoing treatment directed at C. difficile.
Because severe cerebral symptoms indicate ongoing brain damage and a substantial risk of incarceration, treatment should normally not be delayed by cerebral CT scanning as was the case in the case story [ 25].
In other words, they have simply been abandoned to their fate, and it strikes me that this is perhaps the single most glaring symptom of ongoing homophobia anywhere in the developed world.
A vast array of human surrogate models exists for ongoing symptoms, for positive sensory symptoms, and for sensory loss.
Food challenges were stopped in the case of ongoing symptoms exceeding a standardised symptom score of greater 6 points (Table 4), while reaction scores between 3 – 6 points were judged equivocal requiring re-challenge at another randomised provocation day [ 11, 12].
