Sentences with phrase «to describe the symptoms»

It is important that you work with your veterinarian to accurately describe the symptoms of cat skin conditions.

The study found that women were more likely to be diagnosed sooner when they approached their doctor describing symptoms as fertility - related rather than a menstrual issue.

After describing your symptoms and giving a history, you might be prescribed antibiotics immediately, or you might need to provide a urine sample.

• Proficient in preparing repair orders by describing symptoms, problems and causes, along with required repairs and services.

On average, a physician will interrupt a patient describing her symptoms within eighteen seconds.

Please be as specific as possible when describing symptoms.

As a matter of fact, arthritis is not even a disease — the term describes a symptom that is shared by a group of diseases and conditions.

On the first visit to a physician about the problem of excess gas, being able to describe symptoms in detail will help in narrowing down the cause.

Well, I think the first issue is that our dogs have a really hard time describing their symptoms and telling us where it hurts.

Always describe the symptoms to your pediatrician and let the doctor decide if any action is necessary.

Read articles describing symptoms and signs of mental disorders like depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and anxiety.

Just describe the symptoms, no need to diagnose the problem.

Even when your dog is by your side, he can't describe symptoms and you may not realize he is having an allergic reaction to the medication.

If your dog exhibits any of the previously described symptoms it needs an immediate exam by one of our doctors.

Additionally, these profiles describe the symptoms of diseases spread by each pest.

Hi There, It sounds like you are describing the symptoms of a failing throttle position sensor.

Smarter AI could let patients describe their symptoms to a computer that would instantly narrow down the list of possible causes, allowing doctors to focus their efforts on diagnosis.

As a matter of fact, arthritis is not even a disease — the term describes a symptom that is shared by a group of diseases and conditions.

But actually, most people who describe symptoms related to wheat / gluten have less reactivity, or none, to Kamut.

Diagnosis begins with describing any symptoms to your doctor.

According to Boham, about 75 percent of the riders examined have described symptoms associated with a concussion such as mental fogginess and difficulty sleeping.

Some women described the symptoms as feeling like a pulled muscle or severe muscle ache.

WebMD describes the symptoms of PPD, or postpartum depression, inlcuding the «baby blues» and postpartum psychosis.

The DSM describes the symptoms of more than 300 officially recognized mental illnesses — depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and others — helping counselors, psychiatrists and general care practitioners diagnose their patients.

Patients completed the Post-Concussion Symptom Scale (PCSS), which contains 22 different symptoms that they ranked from 0 - 6 (0 = not experiencing a given symptom; 6 = describing the symptom as «severe»).

The term sciatica describes the symptoms of pain in your leg, a feeling of numbness, tingling or weakness.

If you experience any of the above described symptoms cut back on your dosage or stop taking colostrum for 48 hours and then resume at one half the original amount.

The pain experience can vary greatly from one woman to another, with women often describing their symptoms as itching, burning, stinging or raw (1).

The insertion (and hours after) were interesting, my friend described my symptoms as contractions (having never been pregnant, I wouldn't know), and after that I started having really heavy periods.

Another thing I have just thought of is that the idle control valve might be malfunctioning, which would also give the symptoms you describe

For instance, in my first novel, Peril, I wrote the following: «The three months of additional treatments passed quickly,» then described the symptoms he experienced again.

You'd also be surprised to learn that the condition is already present since ancient times with the earliest records seen in Egyptian Ebers papyrus describing the symptoms and outlining its treatment.

Joanne describes their symptoms — headache, nausea, sleeplessness, irritability, lack of concentration, vertigo.

Prepare repair orders (RO) by describing symptoms problems and causes discovered as well as repairs and services required; obtain approval signatures; entering RO into service database system

She suggests that the cognitive theory has reasonable validity for describing the symptoms of depression for nonreferred adolescents, and that the subject's depression is closely correlated with his or her ability to deal with dysfunctional attitudes and beliefs, as well as doubt towards the future.

The BDI - II is a widely used 21 - item self - report measure of depressive symptomatology which requires participants to respond to statements describing symptoms of depression on a scale from 0 (never) to 3 (always).

After describing the symptoms to a local mechanic at a transmission rebuild shop, he immediately diagnosed it as a shift fork / shift fork pad issue.

While the term is sometimes used to describe illness in patients with Lyme disease, in many occasions it has been used to describe symptoms in people who have no evidence of a current or past infection with B. burgdorferi (Infect Dis Clin N Am 22:341 - 60, 2008).

First used to describe the symptoms related to combat experiences in war, today a diagnosis of PTSD has been expanded to include some of the most common everyday situations.

Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) describes symptoms associated with a traumatic event — such as a car accident, witnessing violence, natural disaster, etc (see list of types of traumatic experiences below).

Despite all the recent advances in health care, the doctor's visit itself has hardly changed — patients describe their symptoms to a physician, who conducts a physical exam.

Until that point, I had gone from doctor to doctor describing my symptoms and seriously being told that I was «fine,» my blood work was «normal,» and that it was all in my head.

Many who have been injured in a car accident may be able to describe the symptoms of pain and discomfort they feel, but often do not know exactly what type of injury they have suffered.

If you've ever admitted any of these things, you're describing the symptoms of ADHD:

I often told clients that I was their «financial doctor,» and that I could not provide a diagnosis until they had described their symptoms to me.