Examples of using Difficult to treat in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Especially difficult to treat fistulaDamage to internal organs
Unfortunately this all too common nail condition is one that has proven to be rather difficult to treat successfully not to mention being unsightly,
develop the most severe, difficult to treat form of obesity.
although filiform warts may be more difficult to treat due to their projections and location.
widespread infection rates may be creating new versions of STIs which could prove difficult to treat in the future.
This form of the disease is very difficult to treat, often the whole therapy is conducted only to eliminate the symptoms.
then the internal acne on the face- a phenomenon extremely unpleasant and difficult to treat.
become more difficult to treat.
the infection might be growing more difficult to treat.
In fact, exposure to chemotherapy can alter the cells so much that they become very difficult to treat.
not difficult to treat and constantly bleeding,
It can quickly advance and spread to other parts of the body, where it can become difficult to treat and ultimately fatal.
if for example both parents are affected, their child's acne will be more difficult to treat.
She adds:“It's important that we take steps to anticipate stressful or busy periods to prevent our skin from developing problems that may subsequently become difficult to treat.”.
And for pugs who are very difficult to treat because of their allergy to medicines and other physiological characteristics of this breed, preventive vaccinations are a vital measure.
support the teeth- a very complex and difficult to treat disease.
complications of cirrhosis increase and become difficult to treat.
Trichotillomania is thought to be an obsessive-compulsive disorder that can be extremely difficult to treat since the patient usually feels compelled to pluck their hair.
tends to be both aggressive and difficult to treat.