Relapsing-remitting, where symptoms fade and then return off and on for many years.

Within 24 hours the symptoms of tetanus had faded.

But those symptoms faded after about 2 weeks.

I don't know if any of that helped, but after a few weeks, the symptoms faded away.

As the symptoms fade, they often remain withdrawn, fearing the worst.

If antibiotics are prescribed, it's important to finish all doses - even if your symptoms fade.

The symptoms of this damage fade over time.

Relapsing-remitting, where symptoms may fade and then recur at random for many years.

Your symptoms will fade as your treatment starts to work.

As cold symptoms fade, the cough gets worse.