Difference between condition and state

Question

My ill uncle’s general state in medical report of was seeming bad.

My uncle’s general conditon in medical report was seeming bad.

In these sentences , are there any difference between two sentences in meaning because of two different words?

Answer 1

In the case you mentioned, either can be used because state means condition of someone/body.

However, be cautious! It is not always interchangeable.

How's your condition state of mind?
For a patient in hospital - How's his state condition?
He developed a very serious state condition called neuroendocrine tumors. He's in a very bad state.