Examples of 'take longer to heal' in a sentence

Meaning of "take longer to heal"

take longer to heal - This phrase is used in the context of physical injuries or emotional wounds that require an extended period of time to recover or mend

How to use "take longer to heal" in a sentence

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take longer to heal
A sore or infection may take longer to heal.
Gonna take longer to heal.
It will swell up more and take longer to heal.
This will take longer to heal than you thought.
There are other wounds that take longer to heal.
They often take longer to heal than physical bruises.
Wounds and injuries take longer to heal.
It could take longer to heal and not turn out very well.
Infections and wounds also take longer to heal.
Mental trauma can take longer to heal than simple physical injuries.
Wounds and other injuries also take longer to heal.
It will take longer to heal.
When they become infected they take longer to heal.
Some muscle strains take longer to heal than others due to their location and function.
This method of delivery can take longer to heal from.

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Will it take longer to heal if you continue to run?
Medics means that injuries will take longer to heal.
Why do you take longer to heal as you age?
Some battle scars are hard to cover and take longer to heal.
They will take longer to heal.
Because of poor circulation, wounds take longer to heal.
Ligaments and tendons can take longer to heal after a fracture is fully mended.
Weak bones break more easily and take longer to heal.
Does it take longer to heal or recover than in the past?
Facial piercings are not easily hidden and take longer to heal than ear piercings.
If the birth is a cesarean, the abdominal incision will take longer to heal.
Big wounds take longer to heal.
Generally speaking, more serious wounds take longer to heal.
Remember, bones take longer to heal as you age!
However, wounds caused by angelic weapons take longer to heal.
The ear cartilage piercings take longer to heal than those of the ear lobe.
When soldiers are injured, tobacco users actually take longer to heal.
Certain illnesses and injuries can take longer to heal at the cellular or tissue level.
If you have had a previous concussion, you may take longer to heal.
The pus-filled pimples take longer to heal - about a week and a half.
Smokers are more likely to experience injuries, and those injuries take longer to heal.
The injection site may take longer to heal than normal.
Besides, if you should become injured, tobacco users actually take longer to heal.
Wounds and sports-related injuries also take longer to heal for smokers than for non-smokers.
However since chronic paronychia takes longer to set in, it will take longer to heal.
Yes, burn wounds take longer to heal.
The consequence of this is that wounds, particularly surgical ones, take longer to heal.
Therefore, stains caused by popping pimples take longer to heal than the grain itself.
People who smoke have more ulcers, and their ulcers take longer to heal.
So, blemishes caused by popping the pimples take longer to heal than the pimple itself.
The operation is major surgery, which means your body will take longer to heal.
Xibalban weapons . Gonna take longer to heal.
Because of its location on the bone, a Jones fracture may take longer to heal.
Bones affected by Paget 's disease may take longer to heal than normal bones.
Impaired Healing, Since blood circulation is restricted, wounds tend to take longer to heal.

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