undiagnosed
கண்டறியப்படாத
definition
adjective
This has ethical implications as little is known about diagnosis in and treatment of these children, and they are often undiagnosed and untreated.
not diagnosed or having been subject to diagnosis.
example
It is likely that many of these individuals have 'undiagnosed' and untreated medical problems.
As part of the two-year pilot project, patients at risk will be screened to try to find up to 4,000 people in the city centre area who might be 'undiagnosed' .
Left 'undiagnosed' and untreated, kidney disease can lead to kidney failure.
Tuberculosis in the elderly is a disease to be feared only if it is 'undiagnosed' and untreated.
We'd had no warning of this, although the doctor said he had apparently been suffering from a serious, 'undiagnosed' heart condition for a long time.
Osteoporosis has been called a ‘silent epidemic’, often going 'undiagnosed' for years.
Much worse was the prospect for those whose psychiatric problems remained 'undiagnosed' or untreated.
This has ethical implications as little is known about diagnosis in and treatment of these children, and they are often 'undiagnosed' and untreated.
Doctors said if the condition had continued 'undiagnosed' , it could have been life-threatening.
Studies indicate that at least half of these go 'undiagnosed' and, therefore, untreated.
Eating disorders are a common problem, yet they often go unnoticed, 'undiagnosed' or untreated.
The disease affects one in 100,000 people although it is thought many mild sufferers may go 'undiagnosed' .
Doctors were unable to find out exactly what was wrong with Chloe and her condition remains 'undiagnosed' .
Research has shown that after a few weeks some people experience flu-like symptoms, but these symptoms usually go 'undiagnosed' .
The other possibility is that she has some kind of 'undiagnosed' / untreated mental illness.
Diabetes is a stealthy beast and can go 'undiagnosed' for ages, so asking your doctor for a simple sugar check is always a good idea.
It is often 'undiagnosed' in the first instance as it very rarely develops full signs and symptoms.
This results in many children remaining 'undiagnosed' , inappropriately treated or simply not believed.
By now, I was convinced that Hayley had an 'undiagnosed' , albeit mild, form of Asperger's syndrome.
Well, first of all, if you have an 'undiagnosed' disease, you should see a physician and find out what's wrong.
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