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Things onset often describes (“onset ________”)
diabetes, disease, schizophrenia, disorder, type, patients, depression, cases, seizures, disorders, mellitus, diabetics, form, alzheimer, obesity, cancer, insomnia, group, sepsis, deficiency, asthma, arthritis, dystonia, epilepsy, infection, problems, soreness, forms, psychosis, dementia, fibrillation, diseases, hyperplasia, parkinsonism, syndrome, periods, pain, failure, latency, periodontitis, alcoholism, loss, infections, illness, ataxia, diabetic, hypertension, mania, headache, symptoms, alcoholics, jra, myopathy, glaucoma, ocd, dystrophy, angina, pneumonia, familial, distributions, leukodystrophy, families, atrophy, seizure, reactions, nervosa, subjects, drinkers, deafness, iddm, dysthymia, delinquency, psychoses, hypocalcemia, myopia, headaches, regimen, degeneration, variant, offenders, cancers, jaundice, cah, rem, abuse, esotropia, endophthalmitis, scoliosis
How onset often is described (“________ onset”)
sudden, rapid, early, acute, first, abrupt, insidious, gradual, late, recent, slow, delayed, earlier, clinical, very, later, initial, slower, adult, immediate, spontaneous, faster, actual, furious, subacute, juvenile, focal, post, premature, fierce, quick, adolescent, usual, light, fast, typical, simultaneous, explosive, sharp, earliest, dramatic, systemic, prenatal, pubertal, impetuous, apparent, expected, temporal, progressive, neonatal, peak, partial, ictal, quicker, violent, variable, prompt, febrile, vigorous, sleep, rash, infantile, unexpected, age, desperate, postnatal, symptomatic, traumatic
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