Examples of using Aggravates in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Insulin itself increases blood pressure by activating other hormones insulin causes hypertrophy of the musculature of the vascular wall insulin aggravates arteriosclerosis.
severe dehydration aggravates the situation.
there may be situations in which this condition aggravates the problem.
reduces eye fatigue as a result of prolonged work under artificial lighting, and aggravates night vision.
the transfer is postponed altogether- as the pregnancy aggravates the development of the HFG syndrome.
which in the case of problems with sugar further aggravates the possibility of developing type 2 diabetes.
since this only aggravates the underlying cause.
a dose of a narcotic drug, which only aggravates depression.
any irritating local product, which aggravates the sores.
It was at this time that malnutrition causes pain, aggravates dyspeptic disorders characteristic of this disease.
Insulin resistance in turn also aggravates obesity, cholesterol, blood pressure, and triglyceride levels.
What aggravates the situation is the socioeconomic situation, and this, naturally, brings additional people to the street.
And by such actions a woman only aggravates the situation, allowing the disease to develop unhindered further.
A sedentary lifestyle only aggravates the situation- the intestinal peristalsis
on sore joints, which aggravates the course of arthritis.
inevitably injures the soft tissues of the gums, only aggravates the situation.
never soap, which aggravates the irritation.
A break with a toxic person who has mistreated you throughout the entire period of your relationship only aggravates this effect, and it becomes much harder to recover from it.
uncomfortable shoes creates conditions for additional injury to the joint, which aggravates the course of the pathological process.
uncomfortable shoes creates conditions for additional injury to the joint, which aggravates the course of the pathological process.
