Examples of 'may be chronic' in a sentence
Meaning of "may be chronic"
May be chronic: This phrase suggests that something is long-lasting or recurring over a period of time, usually in a negative connotation such as a chronic illness or problem. ~ Context: Medical diagnosis or discussing issues
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may be chronic
The disease may be chronic and recurrent.
Symptoms can arise during digestion or may be chronic.
Anxiety may be chronic or be caused by a difficult situation.
The inflammatory response may be chronic or acute.
There may be chronic hypersecretion of mucus.
The conjunctivitis may be chronic or acute.
As a result of various viral diseases that may be chronic.
The first symptom may be chronic diarrhea in infancy.
There is some disagreement whether the experiences are necessarily fluctuating or may be chronic.
The kidney disease may be chronic renal failure.
If this happens frequently, then this condition may be chronic.
The disorder may be chronic diarrhea.
As alluded to above, heart failure in general may be chronic or acute.
Clinical indications may be chronic inflammation or transplant situations.
Peripheral arterial disease or occlusion may be chronic or acute.
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The diarrhea may be chronic or intermittent may come and go.
In another embodiment the condition may be chronic diarrhea.
This may be chronic or acute.
This disorder may be chronic.
The condition may be chronic or occur with specific movements or types of physical activity.
The hyperglycaemia may be chronic.
The conditions may be chronic and irreversible or reversible but recurrent.
You will have to bear intense physical pain which may be chronic or persistent.
Such demyelinating neuropathy may be chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy.
A persistent phlegm-producing cough that lasts more than three months may be chronic bronchitis.
The inflammation may be chronic or acute.
The pathology, illness, disease or condition may be chronic.
The condition may be chronic or acute.
For approximately 10 percent or more of the adult population, insomnia may be chronic.
The matter is that a disease may be chronic when it is developed independently.
GVHD may be chronic or acute, and may be life-threatening if uncontrolled.
Researchers now have evidence that chronic worriers may be chronic problem avoids too.
Pharyngitis may be chronic if the sore throat lasts for more than a few weeks.
In some embodiments, the cancer may be chronic myelogenous leukemia.
However, pain may be chronic and destructive, serving no useful purpose for survival.
The treatment regimen selected may be chronic or non-chronic.
Said IBD may be chronic active ulcerative colitis.
In some people, the pain may be chronic.
NCDs may be chronic or acute.
Instead of passing, it may be chronic.
Persistent infections may be chronic infections, latent infections, or slow infections.
That is as many as 1 in 5 adults ( not just students! ) may be chronic procrastinators.
The condition may be chronic or acute, and it affects people of all ages.
The response can be acute ( short lived ) or it may be chronic ( long lasting ).
However, guttate psoriasis may be chronic and completely unrelated to streptococcal infection.
Adult Acne may be chronic.
Such symptoms may be chronic or acute ; and such amelioration may be partial or complete.
In another embodiment, a bacterial infection may be chronic cystitis or interstitial cystitis.
The disease condition may be chronic or acute, for example, chronic or acute back pain.
However, this increased insulin resistance may be chronic or related to the acute disease.
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