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Signs and
symptoms are the
observed or
detectable signs, and
experienced symptoms of an illness, injury, or condition. A sign for
example may be a higher...
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Extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS) are
symptoms that are
archetypically ****ociated with the
extrapyramidal system of the brain's
cerebral cortex. When such
symptoms are...
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different symptoms, and
their symptoms may
change over time.
Three common clusters of
symptoms have been identified: one
respiratory symptom cluster with...
- system. The
symptoms usually emerge slowly, and as the
disease worsens, non-motor
symptoms become more common. The most
obvious early symptoms are tremor...
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manifests as a set of
related symptoms,
which usually surface when the
brain is
damaged by
injury or disease. The
symptoms involve progressive impairments...
- psychosis.
Major symptoms include hallucinations (typically
hearing voices), delusions, paranoia, and
disorganized thinking.
Other symptoms include social...
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depression symptoms and
monitor recovery. The
responses on this
scale can be
discussed in
therapy to
devise interventions for the most
distressing symptoms of...
- B
symptoms refer to
systemic symptoms of fever,
night sweats, and
weight loss
which can be ****ociated with both
Hodgkin lymphoma and non-Hodgkin lymphoma...
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Symptoms range from mild to
severe and
often include fever,
runny nose, sore throat,
muscle pain, headache, coughing, and fatigue.
These symptoms typically...
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increased risk of
suicide (see "signs and
symptoms"
section below for full list). Further,
these symptoms are
notable for the
manner in
which they wax...
