undiagnosed

/ ˌʌndaɪəɡˈnəʊzd /

adjective

1. (of a medical condition, a problem, etc) not having been identified

Example Sentences

After a few verbal digs about his undiagnosed OCD, I tossed it off the bed as a joke.

From The Daily Beast

And the CDC estimates that some 150,000 cases go undiagnosed annually.

From The Daily Beast

Is Sandusky a pedophile—or an undiagnosed victim of histrionic personality disorder?

From The Daily Beast

Invariably, the women who die are the ones who go undiagnosed for a length of time.

From The Daily Beast

Some aspects of the proposed criteria can be unclear in adults, who might be “undiagnosed” under the numerical cutoffs.

From The Daily Beast

Jason had an undiagnosed example of that when he got only part of his man back from the Valley of Kings.

From Project Gutenberg

This trouble might have gone on some time longer undiagnosed if we had not met our first modern national emergency in 1917.

From Project Gutenberg

By this time, our yaws and Jack's undiagnosed illness were so bad that we were anxiously waiting for the steamer.

From Project Gutenberg

Ivan Fitzgerald finally isolated the germ that had caused the Finchley girl's undiagnosed illness.

From Project Gutenberg

Appendicitis, unrecognized until later, must have been common, and heart disease probably went undiagnosed.

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