comorbid

/koʊˈmɔrbɪd/
adjective
  1. Describing two or more medical conditions or diseases that exist at the same time in a patient.
    • Patients with diabetes often have comorbid high blood pressure.
    • The study looked at how comorbid anxiety affects recovery from depression.
    • Treating comorbid conditions can be more complex than treating a single illness.
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