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• It is a self - limited disease and has a benign prognosis
• Chickenpox is a mild disease and is usually self - limiting
• For healthy individuals , the disease is usually self - limiting with recovery in 2 to 7 days
• For healthy individuals , influenza is usually self - limiting with recovery in two to seven days
• For healthy individuals , influenza is usually self - limiting with recovery in two to seven days
• Not uncommonly , there is no cause identified . this condition is usually mild and self - limiting
• Not uncommonly , there is no cause identified . this condition is usually mild and self - limiting
• For healthy individuals , ordinary influenza is usually self - limiting with recovery in two to seven days
• For healthy individuals , seasonal influenza is usually self - limiting with recovery in two to seven days
• Nausea and gastrointestinal symptoms are the chief tolerability issue , but they are usually self - limited
• Most collections are asymptomatic and self - limited , but infected lymphoceles need further management
• Acute diarrhea is often self - limiting with symptoms continuing until the irritant or causative agent is excreted
• Necrotizing sialometaplasia ( ns ) is a self - limited inflammatory disease mainly involving minor salivary glands
• Although nausea and vomiting are not uncommon after abdominal surgery , these problems are often self - limiting
• Dengue fever is mostly self - limiting . symptomatic treatment is given to provide relief from fever and pain
• Orbital emphysema is a common presentation of orbital fractures , and it is generally a benign , self - limited condition
• The illness is usually self - limiting and lasts for 3 - 10 days , although the joint pain may last for weeks to months
• The disease is usually self - limiting with recovery in 2 - 7 days . anti - fever medicine and cough syrup are useful in relieving symptoms
• In most cases , the illness is self - limiting . symptoms including fever , rash and ulcers subside spontaneously in one week
• The clinical course is usually mild and self - limiting , with recovery in one to two weeks time if it is properly treated