Sentence examples for temporary exacerbation from inspiring English sources

Homeopaths observe that a truly effective therapy sometimes elicits a temporary exacerbation of certain symptoms, usually in the superficial ones or sometimes ones that the person had many years previously.

A significant temporary exacerbation in the glycaemic control was found after the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.

These patients experience clinical improvement during pregnancy with a temporary 'rebound' exacerbation post partum [ 35, 94- 100].

This symptom exacerbation is temporary and will subside with a rest period [ 12].

In patients on high-dose immunosuppressants or biologicals, one should individually weigh the risk of primo-infection (unvaccinated exposure), the possible side effects of live-attenuated vaccination during medication and the risk of disease exacerbation during temporary withholding of immunosuppressants.

Importantly, however, these exacerbations were temporary and unrelated to treatment outcome and dropout.

Similar to the non-athletic population, a situation may exist where LBP fluctuates over time with recurrences or exacerbations and temporary remissions [ 40, 41].

Although it is not a cure for rheumatoid arthritis, as a temporary measure cortisone can often control the acute exacerbation caused by the disease and can provide relief in other conditions, such as acute rheumatic fever, certain kidney diseases, certain serious diseases of the skin, and some allergic conditions, including acute exacerbations of asthma.

Relative insulin resistance due to stress hormones may occur during exacerbations of lung disease, leading to temporary worsening of glycemic status (18, 19).

Following an acute exacerbation, majority of the patients experience a temporary or permanent decrease in the quality of life [ 7].

Twice, she had been treated with a short course of prednisolone because an increase of respiratory distress was interpreted as an exacerbation of asthma, which resulted in a temporary relief.