Sentences with phrase «much since their diagnosis»

In a recent, international survey of 652 people with diabetes from the U.S., Europe, India, Japan and Brazil, 50 % admitted that they hadn't really changed their diet much since their diagnosis.

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It was a «strange» transition from caregiver to patient for Freeman, who says she has managed to find a way to play both roles in the six years since her diagnosis: «I have drastically changed my diet, tried to reduce stress as much as possible, and I have learned that I need to say «no» sometimes in order to remain healthy.»

It hurt me a lot to see her suffering so much pain ever since the diagnosis and during treatments.

Since my diagnosis in June 2016, I have read numerous books, consulted various doctors, both traditional and natural, and trawled the internet pretty much constantly in an attempt to educate myself on my condition and how I might get better.

But since the condition tends to develop gradually over time, it's possible to have Hashimoto's in your younger years but not get a diagnosis until your symptoms become much worse later in life.

And since these sites» only criterion for joining was an sti diagnosis, members didn't really have that much in common aside from their diagnosis, which many seemed obsessed by.

Staging used to be done regularly after the initial diagnosis of lymphoma but it has since been found that stage of disease does not impact upon the response to chemotherapy (i.e. it is not true that a stage II will have a better response than a stage IV) and thus there isn't much point to going through the trouble and expense of staging.

Since the kidneys have lost much of their function by the time a diagnosis of kidney disease can be made, feeding a high protein diet at that point will hasten their decline.

Since his diagnosis, I'm more paranoid about how much he's drinking, but I haven't been able to increase it and he doesn't drink excessively that I've noticed.

While he was no doubt referring to the fact that since his cancer diagnosis, former Toronto mayor Rob Ford has had his medical records breached four times in four different hospitals, in fact data breaches involving patient information in Ontario have gone back much further than this, evidencing that institutions have been having difficulty meeting their legal requirements to protect this data.