Examples of using Difficult to treat in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
may become more serious and difficult to treat.
as this may make your condition more difficult to treat.
They are often difficult to treat, and need to be mended with patience,
Antisocial personality disorder tends to make virtually any other condition more problematic and difficult to treat.
prevent ONJ developing as it a painful condition that can be difficult to treat.
can be more difficult to treat.
spread widely throughout the brain stem are difficult to treat successfully.
Mental disorders accompanied by brain tumors like your father's case are difficult to treat.
while the process quickly becomes chronic and is difficult to treat.
which is much more difficult to treat.
and is difficult to treat successfully.
may become more serious and more difficult to treat.
prevent ONJ developing as it is a painful condition that can be difficult to treat.
In these people, cancer also has a more aggressive course and is more difficult to treat, so it is crucial to detect it early"- she added.
Complicated UTIs are more difficult to treat and usually requires more aggressive evaluation,
Pancreatic cancer is very difficult to treat, as it's not often diagnosed until it has developed,
Soon it will be too late! but if we still remain leave idle, I know it's difficult to treat me seriously!
while arthritis becomes more important and sometimes difficult to treat.
Toenail fungus infections are much more common than fingernail fungus, and are more difficult to treat.
making the next round of illness even more difficult to treat.