Sentences with phrase «become debilitating»

At times life can seem overwhelming and for some it can become debilitating.

Anxiety, panic, depression and other symptoms can become debilitating for some people.

That fear, however, can also become a debilitating obstacle to advancement.

Emotional Distress Emotional Distress following a personal injury from accident can be equally as difficult to deal with and in some cases may become debilitating.

«Power has become a debilitating burden on business, an investment barrier and a jobs killer,» he said.

In this way, rheumatoid arthritis is self - perpetuating, and can become debilitating as the cartilage and bone are worn away.

Dogs infected with heartworms may harbor the parasite for many months or years before symptoms become debilitating.

Arthritis is a chronic illness and can become debilitating.

In order to recognize these potential problems early, before they become debilitating, we recommend the following (in addition to the routine annual exams, vaccinations, and parasite control) for patients over six years:

In others, it can become debilitating.

As in people, arthritis in dogs may only cause a slight stiffness, or it can become debilitating.

If it gets into the blood and spreads throughout the body it can become debilitating and possibly life - threatening candidosis or candidiasis.

By spotting signs of this developmental disorder in young toddlers, parents and therapists may be able to target a child's deficits before they become debilitating

Her illness has been ongoing for about eight years, but has become debilitating during the last three.

Western governments at the time undertook bold fiscal and monetary steps that averted what otherwise might have become debilitating financial panics.

She explained how after a «laying of hands,» her 74 - year - old mother, Delsie McDougall, no longer experiences the symptoms from what was becoming a debilitating condition.

The patients who survive often become debilitated during their hospital stay and need to spend time in a rehabilitation facility.

For adults who have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), this chronic inattentiveness becomes debilitating.

The future of sickle cell is getting a transplant before the disease becomes debilitating,» says Dr. Rondelli.

ACSM advises that if the pain becomes debilitating, you experience heavy swelling in your limbs or your urine becomes dark in color, you should see your doctor.

«Well cat» visits are critical for detecting subtle changes in your pet's physical health — especially important for a species likely to hide any illness until it becomes debilitating.

However, if your dog or cat is having chronic bouts of diarrhea, she runs the risk of becoming debilitated and ill.

Hip dysplasia is treated with pain medication and anti-inflammatories, but when it starts becoming debilitating, your dog needs surgery to alleviate their discomfort.

In later stages of hyperthyroidism multiple factors often cause cats become debilitated and weak.

However, your pet has the potential to become debilitated and ill from chronic bouts of diarrhea.

As the body's immune defenses become debilitated through pollens of various types, allergies tend to intervene.

«This kind of thing can stop people tipping over into burnout: catching their burning issue before it becomes debilitating, and keeping them in the zone where they feel equipped and coping.»

If self - doubt becomes debilitating, affects daily function, or impedes performance at work or school, a therapist or other mental health professional may be able to offer support and guidance.

Not exact matches

Some fear that the debilitating viruses are becoming the new normal for health care providers.

The King's Speech tells the true story of King George VI of Britain, his sudden ascension to the throne and the eccentric speech therapist who helped the unsure monarch cope with a debilitating stutter and become competent in his position.

So perhaps one way to move beyond a debilitating polarization in the ecclesial realm (I dare not proffer any suggestions regarding the political realm) is for all my fellow dogmatists to aspire to become mystagogues.

For those preoccupied with the challenges of caring for debilitated parents or spouses, the novel easily becomes a tract for our therapeutic times: Different Strokes» 10 Helpful Points for Families, or something similar.

One final philosophical question: Even if we agree that benevolence is supererogatory in a way that non-malevolence is not, even if we agree that our duty to give and help is much weaker than our duty not to hurt, we can still ask if giving, helping, and bestowing can in some cases become wicked: wicked because it is debilitating to the self - reliance of the recipient; wicked because it deprives one of the capacity to give also to others; wicked because it infantilizes the recipient; wicked because it cements a bond between giver and taker that should be much more evanescent.

When faced with a debilitating physical disease, one is forced to abandon any attachment to their previous ways and admit defeat; those who let go can experience profound transformation, which is why they become such inspirational people!

Smith said that in» 93, while bouncing back from a debilitating bout of the viral disease glandular fever (formally known as mononucleosis), she had begun devoting herself fanatically to the training methods of Erik de Bruin — a Dutchman who became Smith's boyfriend, then her coach and, five weeks before the Olympics, her husband — and that the combination of her hard work and de Bruin's coaching had led to her dramatic improvement.

But it's becoming increasingly clear that the effects are serious, and range from momentary unconsciousness, confusion and memory loss — such as that suffered by Kramer — through to whiplash, debilitating headaches, and in the longer term the development of any number of emotional distresses and disorders linked to brain trauma.

There's no one lone debilitating factor, though ball placement becomes close, but height is a factor.

It's helpful to remember, as Rumaan points out, that becoming a parent is indeed a life - altering shift, but it isn't debilitating (something that is often conveyed through movies, TV shows, and other forms of media).

Not surprisingly various secessionist agitations have re-surfaced-the Avengers in the Niger - Delta have had particularly debilitating economic consequences, while the Independent People of Biafra (IPOB) and its imprisoned leader, Nnamdi Kanu have become notorious for their defiance of federal power.

Some of us wrote when New Labour was still in office that the government was riven with intense and debilitating personal feuding and policy disputes, the most nasty of which revolved around Gordon Brown, and which became even more poisonous once he moved into No 10.

By2030, however, HIV / AIDS will move up from its current ranking in fourth place to become the third - leading cause of death around the globe as well as the most common cause of debilitating illness.

After Katrina, for example, widespread mental health problems, such as debilitating depression and suicides, became more widespread several months after the event.

A / Prof Ferreira added: «When you factor in the side effects which are very common, it becomes clear that these drugs are not the answer to providing pain relief to the many millions of Australians who suffer from this debilitating condition every year.»

AF - 219 is a selective, non-narcotic and orally administered agent that targets the mechanism by which certain nerve fibers become hyper - sensitized and lead to chronic and debilitating symptoms such as cough.

Dr Matt Kaiser, Head of Research at Bloodwise, said, «Myeloma is a devastating cancer that can cause debilitating and painful bone damage and, although we have become better at treating it and extending the lives of myeloma patients, it is ultimately almost always fatal.

BMD is a principal measure of the presence and severity of osteoporosis, a common, progressive and often debilitating condition in which bones become thinner and more prone to fracture, even from minor falls or blows.

Ipsen's ambition is to become a global leader in the treatment of targeted debilitating diseases.

Whether the cause is a debilitating illness like ME, a disability, an injury, or even a pregnancy, many people can become bed - bound, which may ultimately lead to depression.

But in trying to prove I was worthy of receiving abundance, I became terribly sick with adrenal fatigue and my Hashimoto Hypothyroid symptoms became so debilitating that I could barely get out of bed and would have severe vertigo, joint pain, migraines, and allergic reactions at work.

The inner chatter became so loud and debilitating that I felt at sea in a storm with no land in sight.