Sentence examples for trivial illnesses from inspiring English sources

Men would not present readily for health assessment or for trivial illnesses due to the prescribed image of masculinity in the society.

Even if such conditions as UTI and constipation are in fact considered trivial illnesses and are not always regarded as important, they seem to have a significant impact on morale in old women [ 13, 14].

This understanding is even more important in the case of diarrheal diseases in particular, because they often are considered at the population level as trivial illnesses that are not serious or do not require specialized care, despite their high associated morbidity and mortality in developing countries.

A young man is in the hospital with a trivial illness - a broken elbow.

The New Yorker, May 20 , 1950 P. 28A young man is in the hospital with a trivial illness - a broken elbow.

By Mary McCarthy The New Yorker, May 20 , 1950 P. 28A young man is in the hospital with a trivial illness - a broken elbow.

Oliver Cromwell provided a contemporary illustration by his fall from power as a result of a relatively trivial illness.

Some present frequently with trivial illness: others delay with serious disease.

Although this group of healthy, working adults is not at increased risk for serious complications, influenza is not a trivial illness in this group.

Caregivers may not always understand the impact that an apparently trivial illness such as UTI has on the patient and successful treatment from a medical point of view may not always translate into enhanced quality of life [ 12].

The first was intended to represent an incurable, severely physically and socially debilitating condition and the second a trivial illness with little symptom burden that could be easily controlled (Table 1, first two rows).