diathesic
/daɪˈæθɪzɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or caused by the moods or temperaments, especially those that influence a person’s susceptibility to disease
“The doctor suspected that her diathesic condition made her more prone to illness during the winter months.”
2. noun
a predisposition to disease, especially one that is influenced by a person’s temperament
“The patient’s diathesic condition required a specialized treatment plan to manage her symptoms effectively.”