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• problem: If I did not communicate clearly and effectively I would misdiagnose the problem and not achieve the desired outcome of solving the customers problem.

• cancer: God brought my son in law home, and the doctors misdiagnosed the cancer.

• epilepsy: Management at the Leicester Royal Infirmary have admitted that a pediatric neurologist at the hospital misdiagnosed epilepsy or over-prescribed drugs in 170 children.

• consultant: A hospital consultant misdiagnosed almost a third of his patients as epileptic, a report says.

• illness: A prolonged period of misdiagnosed illness sidelined him from active politics until he had a major operation in 1998 for cancer.

Preposition: with

• epilepsy: It is possible for some people to be misdiagnosed with epilepsy.

Preposition: as

• epilepsy: In children and adults fainting is commonly misdiagnosed as epilepsy.

• disorder: These figures are likely to be underestimates since prion diseases may be misdiagnosed as other neurological disorders.

Modifying Another Word

• frequently: It appears to be more common than previously recognized and may be frequently misdiagnosed.

• often: The Guardian, Thursday 29 June Parkinson's disease is often misdiagnosed, according to new research.

• commonly: In children and adults fainting is commonly misdiagnosed as epilepsy.

• sometimes: Vertigo Vertigo has many causes, but is often paroxysmal, and as a result is sometimes misdiagnosed as epilepsy.

• routinely: A consequence of psychological trauma is often depression; psychological trauma is routinely misdiagnosed in this way.

• consistently: I also suffer from a debilitating degenerative disease that has been consistently misdiagnosed a lazyness.