Translation of "Organische ursache" in English

An organical cause for this behaviour absolutely should be excluded!

However, the causes of cardiac arrhythmia are rarely not organic.

With such symptoms accompanying fibromyalgia, for a long time no organic cause was able to be found.

Neurosis is a collective term for lots of minor mental disorders without any recognisable organic cause.

Sexual dysfunctions may have organic or psychological causes.

Furthermore, any organic cause for the complaints – such as hyperthyroidism – has to be excluded.

There was no organic cause for it.

90 % of all cases, no organic cause can be identified in spite of intensive examinations.

In five to ten percent of patients who suffer from a chronic cough, no organic cause can be found.

Almost all of them have passed many examinations and consultations, yet no organic cause was found.

If a thorough examination conducted by a primary physician did not yield an indication of an organic (=physical) cause (e.g., thyroid enlargement) and if it was also possible to rule out a cause in the nasopharynx such as a nerve disease, then a psychological cause of the symptoms should be considered.

Homeopathically potentised extracts of night-blooming cereus are an ingredient in WALA medicines for the treatment of various heart complaints, for example Aurum Valeriana Globuli velati for nausea and dizziness and for functional cardiac symptoms, i.e. heart problems with no recognisable organic cause.

An organic cause should in particular be considered when the mood disorder is presenting in an elderly person[32].

Earlier, such episodes of total forgetfulness were frequently dismissed as "imaginary", but modern imaging resources have now detected an organic cause for the memory's spectacular refusal to function.

If such symptoms last for a longer period and no organic causes can be found, this is known as irritable bowel.

Current psychiatric research is focused on the role of neurobiology, but no single organic cause has been found.

No, it is rather likely that the disease and the fungus are symptoms of the same cause (organic water pollution).

In 95% of cases, there is no obvious organic cause although a number of factors are known to have a detrimental effect on blood pressure.

These are heart complaints that have no organic cause but are triggered by excessive physical or emotional pressures which lead to stress.

Epilepsies which are believed to have an organic cause, but cannot be proven to be such, are called cryptogenic epilepsies (cryptogenic = of unknown cause, presumed to be symptomatic).

People go mad because they have a physical predisposition due either to heredity or to some kind of organic cause or secret illness like syphilis, the action being often brought up by some psychological factor (ambition turning to megalomania, hypochondria, melancholia, etc.).

Particularly noteworthy in today's prevailing intellectual climate in which mental illness is considered to have biological or chemical causes is what DSM-III-R, says about such physical causes of this catch-all concept of schizophrenia: It says a diagnosis of schizophrenia "is made only when it cannot be established that an organic factor initiated and maintained the disturbance" (p. 187).

It is seeking approval for two indications: oral contraception and the treatment of heavy and/or prolonged menstrual bleeding in women without organic pathology who desire oral contraception.

In 5 to 10% of the cases, one cannot dermine where the cause of infertility lies.

DSM-III-R also says this about a related diagnosis, Schizoaffective Disorder: "The term Schizoaffective Disorder has been used in many different ways since it was first introduced as a subtype of Schizophrenia, and represents one of the most confusing and controversial concepts in psychiatric nosology" (p. 208). Particularly noteworthy in today's prevailing intellectual climate in which mental illness is considered to have biological or chemical causes is what DSM-III-R, says about such physical causes of this catch-all concept of schizophrenia: It says a diagnosis of schizophrenia "is made only when it cannot be established that an organic factor initiated and maintained the disturbance" (p. 187). Underscoring this definition of "schizophrenia" as non-biological is the 1987 edition of The Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy, which says a (so-called) diagnosis of schizophrenia is made only when the behavior in question is "not due to organic mental disorder" (p. 1532).

If approved by the FDA, the introduction of this new product will offer women a new choice in oral contraception.An approval for the additional indication - treatment of heavy and/or prolonged menstrual bleeding in the absence of organic pathology in women who desire oral contraception - would represent another important milestone.