Hanapin
Relapse
01
pagbabalik, pagsasama
a failure to maintain a higher state
02
relapse, pagsasaka
in addition (usually followed by `with')
03
pagbalik, relapse
the return of symptoms or a condition after a period of improvement or recovery
What is a "relapse"?
A relapse is when a person's condition worsens or symptoms return after a period of getting better or recovering. It often happens with chronic illnesses or addictive behaviors, like substance abuse or mental health problems. Relapses can be triggered by different things, such as stress, environmental factors, or stopping treatment too soon. Recognizing the signs of a relapse and getting help quickly can help someone regain control and keep moving forward in their recovery.
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pagbalik, pamihon
a deterioration in someone's condition, particularly after making an improvement
to relapse
01
magsanhi ng pagbalik, magsimula muli
to return to a previously experienced undesirable behavior after a period of improvement
02
muling magkasakit, umulik
to become sick again after an improvement in one's health
relapse
n
lapse
n
Halimbawa
The psychiatrist closely monitored the patient for signs of relapse, adjusting their treatment plan as needed.
The patient had regressed to her addictive behaviors after a relapse triggered old traumatic memories.
He was determined to prevent a relapse by attending regular therapy sessions and staying connected with a support group.
Treatment for bipolar disorder typically involves a combination of medication, such as mood stabilizers and antidepressants, and psychotherapy to help manage symptoms and prevent relapse.
Support from mental health professionals and support groups can be valuable for individuals with kleptomania in learning coping strategies and preventing relapse into stealing behaviors.
