Listing rare symptoms
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- Abdominal distention
- Any enlargement of the abdomen (i.e. "belly", "stomach area"); abdomen may feel tight, swollen, hard, or bloated
- Abdominal pain
- Sensation of discomfort, distress, or agony in the abdominal region; generally associated with functional disorders, tissue injuries, or diseases.
- Abnormal appearing tongue
- Any changes to the tongue's appearance, including change in color (e.g. white patches on tongue, red tongue) or texture (e.g. rough appearing tongue)
- Abnormal body temperature
- A significant increase or decrease in body temperature; when measured with an oral thermometer, a temperature above 100.4°F (38°C) or below 95°F (35°C) is considered abnormal
- Abnormal color of lips
- Any change in the natural color of the lips, including paleness, blue tint, redness or irritation, or areas of white plaques overlying skin
- Abnormal eye appearance
- Any change in the appearance of the eyeball itself or the eye socket; or any changes in vision or strange objects in your visual field
- Abnormal pulse
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- Abnormal size or shape of ear
- A major change in the shape of the ears compared to the average shape of ears; may be born with it (e.g. abnormally small ears) or acquire it later (e.g. piece of ear cut off)
- Abnormal urine
- Any change in the color, smell, or consistency of urine (e.g. red or bloody, dark yellow or brown, foul or sweet smelling, watery, containing mucus or blood clots, etc.)
- Ankle cramps or spasms
- A sudden, non-purposeful tensing of muscles in the ankles that lasts a short period of time and then goes away, sometimes leading to brief but severe pain
- Ankle lump or mass
- Any abnormal collection of tissue originating from the ankle; may appear as a defined lump inside of the ankle when pressing down, or one ankle appearing bigger than the other
- Ankle stiffness or tightness
- Either pain when moving or inability to move ankles to the normal degree in all the usual directions of movement
- Ankle weakness
- A recent decrease in muscle strength or feeling of instability in the ankles; often noticed as the ankle suddenly "giving way" when walking or getting up
- Apraxia
- Loss of ability to perform certain organized, purposeful movements, despite full muscle strength and desire to carry them out; examples include difficulty forming words, dressing, tapping fingers, grasping objects, or opening eyelids
- Arm cramps or spasms
- A sudden, non-purposeful tensing of muscles in the arms that lasts a short period of time and then goes away, sometimes leading to brief but severe pain
- Back stiffness or tightness
- Either pain when moving or inability to move the back to the normal degree in all the usual directions of movement
- Back swelling
- Increased size of all or part of the back; may be due to swelling of the skin (may feel tight, red, warm, or throbbing) or the spine (enlargement of spinal joints), or from lumps inside of the back felt when pressing down
- Back weakness
- A recent decrease in muscle strength in the back; may be noticed as tiring out when sitting or standing up straight or difficulty doing pull-ups
- Bladder mass
- Abnormal collection of tissue originating from the bladder; may sometimes be felt as a lump when pressing externally on the lower belly or internally through the rectum or vagina
- Bladder symptoms
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- Bleeding gums
- Any bleeding coming from the gums (soft tissue surrounding teeth), either in large quantities or noticed after spitting out water following flossing or brushing teeth
- Bleeding skin mole
- Any bleeding coming from a mole (a small growth on the skin, usually pink, tan, or brown, with a distinct edge)
- Bowlegged or knock-kneed
- Condition in which, when attempting to stand straight with the ankles touching, either the knees point inwards and touch each other, or the legs bow outwards away from each other
- Breathing problems
- Dyspnea (/dɪspˈniːə/ disp-NEE-ə; also dyspnoea; Latin: dyspnoea; Greek: δύσπνοια, dýspnoia), shortness of breath (SOB), or air hunger, is the subjective symptom of breathlessness.
- Cloudy eye
- Loss of transparency of the colored portion of the eyeball; may appear as a hazy, cloudy, or smudged appearance of the colored portion of the eyeball
- Cross-eyed
- The eyes not being aligned with each other when looking at an object (one eye may be looking at the object while the other eye may be aiming somewhere else); may cause double vision
- Discharge in stools
- Any fluid in the stool that is not feces or blood (e.g. mucus, pus, sticky light colored material)
- Dry lips
- A condition in which the skin of the lips loses moisture and begins to crack, flake, or peel; common symptoms include: lips feeling tight, lips cracking, burning or pain, etc.
- Dyslexia
- Difficulty with learning to read or write despite normal intelligence; examples include reading words in the wrong order, skipping prepositions when reading, adding or deleting letters when spelling, mispronouncing words, etc.
- Early or late onset of menopause
- A complete stop to menstruation (i.e. "the period") for an entire year occurring before age 40 or having not occurred by age 60
- Elbow cramps or spasms
- A sudden, non-purposeful tensing of muscles in the elbows that lasts a short period of time and then goes away, sometimes leading to brief but severe pain
- Elbow lump or mass
- Any abnormal collection of tissue originating from the elbow; may appear as a defined lump inside of the elbow when pressing down, or one elbow appearing bigger than the other
- Elbow stiffness or tightness
- Either pain when moving or inability to move elbows to the normal degree in all the usual directions of movement
- Elbow weakness
- A recent decrease in muscle strength in the elbow; may be noticed as tiring out when flexing or unflexing the arm at the elbow, often during activities like tennis or golf
- Emotional symptoms
- Any recent change in emotional state, including mood swings, decreased mood or depression, elevated mood or euphoria, anger or irritation, etc.
- Enlarged prostate
- Enlargement of the prostate (internal sexual structure in men) often presents as weak urinary stream, frequent urge to urinate, difficulty starting urination or frequent starts and stops while urinating, and/or dribbling at the end of urination
- Excessive growth
- Any unusual or exaggerated increase in height in a child or young adult
- Excessive masturbation
- Preoccupation with masturbation that interferes with your life (e.g. work or relationships); signs include masturbating numerous times in a row as escape from life, avoiding sex with your partner to masturbate, regularly skipping out on responsibilities to masturbate, etc.
- Eye deviation
- The eyes not being aligned with each other when looking at an object (one eye may be looking at the object while the other eye may be looking somewhere else); may cause double vision
- Eyelid retracted
- The upper or lower eyelids moving further upwards or downwards, respectively, leading to an increased visibility of the eyeball itself (may be noticed as the whites of the eyes being increasingly visible above and below the colored portion)
- Eye protrusion
- Forward bulging of one or both eyeballs from the eye socket
- Eye strain
- Feeling of tired or sore eyes after extensive use (e.g. reading, driving, or working on a computer); symptoms include watery or dry eyes, blurred vision, light sensitivity, and difficulty focusing
- Eye symptoms
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- Feeling hot and cold
- Feeling of alternating coldness and warmness felt throughout the body despite outside temperature being mild
- Feet turned in
- Condition in which the feet and toes point inwards (towards each other) when walking (rather than pointing straight)
- Fluid abnormality
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- Foot or toe cramps or spasms
- A sudden, non-purposeful tensing of muscles in the foot or toe that lasts a short period of time and then goes away, sometimes leading to brief but severe pain
- Foot or toe stiffness or tightness
- Either pain when moving or inability to move the foot or toes to the normal degree in all the usual directions of movement
- Foot or toe weakness
- A recent decrease or lack of muscle strength in the foot or toes; often noticed when stepping on tip toes, pressing down on a gas pedal, or tripping when walking
- Frequent menstruation
- Menstrual cycles (i.e. "the period") lasting less than 21 days between the first day of bleeding for one cycle to the first day of bleeding of the next cycle
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