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Stiffness all over

Either pain when moving or inability to move all joints of the body (e.g. knees, elbows, ankles, wrist, knuckles, shoulders, hips, spine) to the normal degree in all the usual directions of movement

Stomach bloating

Swelling or increase in the size of the belly, typically due to gas; symptoms include a feeling of fullness or tightness of the belly, pain, or gas

Stuttering or stammering

A speech problem in which the flow of speech is interrupted by unwanted repetition of certain sounds or words and by unwanted periods of silence in which it is difficult to produce the desired sounds or words

Suprapubic pain

Pain felt internally in the "crotch region;" pain is typically worsened when pressing down just above the bone you can feel a few inches above the genitals

Sweating

Excessive sweating that is not usual for you based on the circumstances (e.g. cold sweats, drenched clothing with mild activity, night sweats)

Swelling of scrotum

Swelling within the scrotum (commonly known as the "ball sack"); area may be enlarged, red, warm, or throbbing, and the skin of the scrotum may feel stretched

Swollen abdomen

Enlargement of the abdomen or "belly", often with feeling of tightness or bloating in the area

Swollen eye

Also known as "puffy eyes", this is a swelling and enlargement of tissues around the eye (not the eyeball itself), such as the eyelid and eye socket; the area may also be red, dark, or itchy

Swollen lymph nodes

Enlargement of the lymph nodes (small round organs found behind the ears, under the jaw, on either side of the neck, above the collarbone, in the armpits, or in the groin)

Swollen or red tonsils

Enlargement or redness of the tonsils (small collections of tissue found on either side of the back of the throat at the root of the tongue)

Swollen tongue

Enlargement of the size of the tongue; may be noticed as less space in the mouth, or if severe, difficulty speaking, swallowing, or even breathing

Symptoms of bladder

Any problems arising from the bladder, potentially including lower abdominal pain, frequent urges to urinate, difficulty emptying the bladder, urinating unintentionally, blood in the urine, etc.

Symptoms of eye

Any problems in or around the eyes, including: lost, decreased, or blurry vision; redness or itching; swelling or pain; cloudy areas in the lens; dry eyes; seeing spots; etc.

Symptoms of infants

Any new symptoms in a baby less than 1 year old, including crying despite attempts to console, increased sleepiness, spitting up food, fever, runny nose, change in urination or bowel movements, etc.

Symptoms of prostate

Any new problems relating to the prostate (internal sexual gland in men), including difficulty urinating or dribbling at end of urination, pain when urinating or ejaculating, blood in urine or ejaculate, erectile dysfunction, or pelvic pain

Symptoms of scrotum and testes

Symptoms of the anus

Any new problems with the anus, including redness, itchiness, pain, pressure, feeling of fullness, lumps, cuts, growths or warts, bleeding, inability to hold bowels, etc.

Symptoms of the breast

Any new problems relating to the breast, including lumps, discharge, redness or itchiness, pain, or swelling

Symptoms of the face

Any new change in feeling or function of the face, including pain, weakness or facial droop, numbness or tingling, rash or other skin problem, etc.

Symptoms of the female reproductive system

Any problems with a woman's external genitalia or internal sex organs; these include changes in menstrual cycle (i.e. "the period"), rash or sores on the external genitalia, vaginal discharge, pelvic pain, inability to conceive, etc.

Symptoms of the jaw

Symptoms of the kidneys

Common problems caused by kidney issues include changes in urine frequency or appearance (e.g. color, smell) or pain in the sides or back

Symptoms of the lips

Symptoms of the scrotum and testes

Any problems related to the scrotum (i.e. the "ball sack") or testes (i.e. the "balls"), including pain, swelling, lumps, redness, itchiness, etc.

Symptoms of the skin

Any new problems related to the skin, including rashes, color change, itchiness, pain, bumps, texture change, peeling, scaling, oiliness, blisters, growths, etc.

Teeth and gum problems

Temper problems

A recent increase in feelings of anger, frustration, or irritability (either in response to situations that should not warrant it, or excessively in response to situations that do warrant it)

Thirst

A recent increase in desire or a craving to drink fluids (e.g. water, lemonade) despite having already drunk normal amounts of fluids

Throat feels tight

Feeling of pressure, tightness, or squeezing in the throat, often described as "not being able to breath" or "throat closing up"

Throat irritation

An unpleasant, though typically non-painful, feeling in the throat that may be described as a dry cough, scratchy feeling in the back of the throat, or the feeling of a lump or something stuck in the back of the throat

Throat redness

Any increased redness of color seen in the back of the throat when looking through the mouth; may be associated with sore throat, cough, swelling, or pus

Throat swelling

Fluid retention causing expansion of the tissues of the neck and throat, often rapidly, leading to feeling of choking or inability to breathe

Throat symptoms

Thumbsucking

A compulsive habit of placing the thumb or other fingers in the mouth and repeatedly sucking; typically stops by age 5

Tongue bleeding

Any bleeding coming from the tongue, either in large quantities or noticed after spitting out water

Tongue lesions

Any change in a specific area of the surface of the tongue, including sores or ulcers, blisters, white spots or areas, cuts, growths, bumps, nodules, areas or raised skin, etc.

Tongue pain

An unpleasant feeling or discomfort (e.g. throbbing, sharp, achy, burning) felt in or on the tongue

Too little hair

Loss or thinning of hair on the scalp or body

Toothache

An unpleasant feeling or discomfort (e.g. throbbing, sharp, achy) felt either in a tooth or in the gums or jaw surrounding a tooth

Underweight

A person's body weight being significantly below normal for their given age and height; in adults, this may be calculated as a BMI under 18.5 (using online calculators) in adults or using growth charts for children

Unpredictable menstruation

A woman's menstrual period (i.e. "the period") occurring at seemingly random, unpredictable times rather than following the typical pattern of recurring every 25-35 days

Unusual color or odor to urine

Any recent change in the usual color (urine is typically pale yellow to deep amber) or odor (e.g. sweet smelling, pungent) of urine

Unwanted hair

Any hair growth in an area that is undesirable and out of the ordinary (e.g. dark, thick hair on the face or chest of a woman)

Upper abdominal pain

An unpleasant feeling or discomfort (e.g. throbbing, sharp, achy) felt inside of you, beneath the rib cage and above the belly button

Uterine contractions

During pregnancy, a feeling of hardness in the belly that comes and goes due to tensing of uterine muscles, often in a wave-like pattern; may be normal or a sign of upcoming childbirth

Vaginal bleeding

Any bleeding from the vagina that is not the same as your normal "period" or "menstrual cycle"; blood found on underwear may often be due to vaginal bleeding

Vaginal bleeding after menopause

Any bleeding (including light spotting) occurring after menopause (defined as going 12 months in a row with no vaginal bleeding)

Vaginal bleeding after sex

Any blood coming from the vagina after or during penetrative sexual activity when not menstruating or "having your period"

Vaginal discharge

Any non-bloody fluid originating from the vagina that is not typical for you, including fluid that is thick and white, green and frothy, bad smelling, or thin and grey

Vaginal dryness

A feeling of dryness in or around the vagina, often noticed as itching, stinging, or burning in the vaginal opening; or as pain or lack of lubrication during sexual activity