undiagnosed
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˈdaɪəɡnoʊst/
- How much low level depression in society actually goes undiagnosed and unnoticed?
- undiagnosed and untreated
- undiagnosed HIV infection
- undiagnosed conditions
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Watch on YouTubeAnd it turns out I was an undiagnosed juvenile diabetic.
- And it turns out I was an undiagnosed juvenile diabetic.
- The last fact is that undiagnosed thyroid disease can lead to the following.
- But I promise you what they'll like less is having undiagnosed diabetes.
- Sadly, in the typical classroom, dyslexic boys and girls remain undiagnosed and on the periphery of their teachers concern.
- I think he, like me, we have a kind of kinship because I think we're both like undiagnosed ADHD.
- And you know, was it is that what it was it was it undiagnosed alcoholism or was it something that's more complicated?
- This guy's I'm not, this is going to probably freak out, put a little bit of a dent into both of our mental illnesses, whether diagnosed or undiagnosed.
Examples
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Students from the lowest-performing schools, he says, often have problems with academic preparedness or an undiagnosed learning disability.
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Most young adults with high blood pressure remain undiagnosed after four years of regular doctors' care.
Blog text (30) -
I always wanted to come and be a student here, but I had some sort of undiagnosed reading issues.
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I think there are a lot of people with undiagnosed mental illness, especially depression.
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The National Commission also addresses the issue of costs to individuals and society associated with undiagnosed sleep disorders.
Academic text (1997) -
I'd been dealing with years and years of undiagnosed depression and anxiety and I was a mess.
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Practice nurses are well placed to detect undiagnosed coeliac disease in the practice population.
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Many people have undiagnosed hypothyroidism or low thyroid.
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Statistics of prevalence differ, but it is thought that many cases of rosacea simply go undiagnosed.
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Many people suffer from undiagnosed conditions that could benefit from medical attention.
Synonyms
No one knows the cause
Not found or noticed by others
Not known or noticed by other people
Not known or expected to be there
Antonyms
How Diagnosed
Surface Forms
Morphology
undiagnosed = diagnosed (transparent) = un + diagnose + ed
Clear negation prefix 'un-' attached to the past-participle adjective 'diagnosed' yields the straightforward meaning 'not diagnosed'.
Etymology
Undiagnosed is made of un- meaning 'not' and diagnose meaning 'to find the cause' or 'to know what is wrong', so an undiagnosed illness is one that has not been found or identified by a doctor.