Sentence examples for unexplained condition from inspiring English sources

Why did the 39-year-old princess allow him to photograph her in this unexplained condition...? One explanation may be that she looks as beautiful and as mysterious as the 3000-year old portrait heads of Queen Nefertiti now on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Although we cannot be sure, we expect the same outcome for chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), a medically unexplained condition characterized by disabling fatigue accompanied by infectious, rheumatological, and neuropsychiatric symptoms.

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a medically unexplained condition occurring mostly in women and is characterized by persistent or relapsing fatigue that lasts at least 6 months and substantially interferes with normal activities.

22 Interestingly, a recent study in general practice patients also found that as symptom reports increased, so did the patients' belief that they were suffering from an unexplained condition such as amalgam poisoning, electromagnetic sensitivity or chronic fatigue syndrome.

The study's lead researcher, Dr. Michael P. Manns, said yesterday that he hoped doctors would order hepatitis C tests not just for patients with symptoms clearly linked to the disease, like jaundice, but with less specific but unexplained conditions like abdominal or joint pain and muscle weakness.

Rather, they distinguished conversion from other unexplained conditions clinically by its severity and inconsistency.

Patient-centered outcomes research approaches [ 37], emphasizing research propelled by patient interest, may be most appropriate for medically unexplained conditions such as CLD.

Previous studies of other medically unexplained conditions note that patients often identify as 'medical orphans' without a medical specialty home to seek treatment.

The simple act of counting symptoms may provide an approach to study the relationships between health and function in population studies and might be valuable in research on medically unexplained conditions.

Patients with CFS/ME are perhaps perceived to be more complex than those with other medically unexplained conditions, and GPs may feel less supported and competent to manage such patients [ 21, 22].

Electronic and mobile mental health interventions (e-mental health/m-mental health) are available for depression and anxiety [ 1, 2], eating disorders [ 3], substance use disorders [ 4], and medically unexplained conditions, such as tinnitus [ 5] or irritable bowel syndrome [ 6].