illness
आजार
definition
noun
he died after a long illness
a disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind.
example
he died after a long 'illness'
The focus is on the patient's response to the illness rather than on the 'illness' itself.
he has a serious 'illness'
I've never missed a day's work through 'illness'
I've never missed a day's work through 'illness'
he died after a long 'illness'
Other viral 'illnesses' such as mumps and rubella may also trigger Bell's palsy.
Her last year of life was marred not only by her illness but also by her husband's serious 'illnesses' .
And if you do not cure that sickness, other 'illnesses' will attack and make it weaker.
Members suffer from 'illnesses' such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes and asthma.
The children are never free from 'illnesses' and disease, always hungry, always listless.
In the early stages, signs and symptoms can be similar to many other more common 'illnesses' like flu.
Many cardiac and systemic 'illnesses' can affect the left side of the heart.
Acute fatigue syndromes associated with viral 'illnesses' are very common among teenagers.
The loss of benefits can lead to 'illnesses' such as diabetes and cancer going untreated.
Other viral 'illnesses' include influenza, the common cold, Lassa fever, and ebola.
Obesity is a major factor in 'illnesses' such as heart disease and certain forms of diabetes.
It can be used to relieve a number of 'illnesses' from migraines to arthritis.
People with excess body fat have a greater risk for such 'illnesses' as diabetes and hypertension.
He started his career at a time when many of the vanquished diseases and 'illnesses' of today were still killers.
People say that it can help people with 'illnesses' such as arthritis and Parkinson's syndrome.
Pox or syphilis was ubiquitous and remedies for 'illnesses' were few and often not effective.
It is an active painkiller and can help those who suffer from 'illnesses' such as muscular dystrophy.
There is an increased risk of injury from falls and people are more prone to seasonal 'illnesses' like flu.
They did it in order to treat possible future 'illnesses' or diseases the boy might suffer from.
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