Something that you experience that is different from what is normal for you and may be the result of the disease or its treatment.
Any evidence by which a person perceives that he/she may not be well; subjective evidence of illness.
That which serves as evidence of something not seen.
Something that is reported subjectively (e.g., a feeling of low energy).
A phenomenon regarded as an indication of a condition.
Any perceptible change in the body or its functions noticed by a person that could be evidence of disease.
A noticeable change in the body or its functions that indicates the presence of a disease.
A change from normal structure, function, or sensation as would be experienced by the patient and indicative of disease. T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z
Any morbid phenomenon or departure from normal in function, appearance or sensation; a change in the patient's condition indicating some bodily or mental state.
Any subjective evidence of a disease or an effect induced by a substance as perceived by the affected subject
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Any abnormal change in appearance, sensation, or function experienced by a patient that indicates a disease process.
a sign or indication of a disorder or disease
An indication of disorder or disease that signals a change from normal function, sensation, or appearance.
A subjective manifestation of a pathological condition. Symptoms are reported by the affected individual rather than observed by the examiner.
An indication of a disease or disorder that is experienced by the patient. Indications seen by the doctor are called signs.
Any perceptible change in the body or its functions that indicates disease or the kind or phases of disease. Often STDs produce symptoms; however, particularly in women, there may be no symptoms.
An observable physiological or psychological manifestation of a disease, often occurring in a patterned group to constitute a syndrome.
Anything noticed by a patient that indicates there is something wrong. Can help the doctor diagnose a particular disease.
Any evidence of disease or of a patient’s condition as perceived by the patient, diagnosis, or a change in a patient’s condition.
An indication of a medical condition caused by a sensation that the patient feels (burning and stinging on the face or eyes that itch) or a change in the way the patient's body functions (blurred vision).
a subjective change in body function not apparent to an observer, such as fever or nausea, that indicates the presence of a disease or disorder of the body
A condition that results from or accompanies an illness or disease.
a feeling, sensation or experience associated with or resulting from a physical or mental disorder and noticeable by the patient
an indication of disease perceived by the patient, such as pain, dizziness, and itching.
is the subjective evidence of disease perceived by the patient (symptom).
some physical problem a patient tells a doctor which indicates a disease process.
indication of disease by reaction of the host.
any evidence of a disease or disorder which is experienced by a patient. It is then often reported as a subjective observation, such as pain.
subjective feeling that indicates the presence of a physical disorder.
Subjective evidence of disease or of a patient's condition which indicates there might be something wrong.
An indication of disease that a patient reports
Sign of disease or dysfunction.
is any abnormal function of the body, including appearance or sensation, experienced by a person and that indicates a diseases process.
A sign or indication a person experiences bodily, which is not in accordance with it's usual condition.
A sign of disease noticed by the patient.
an indication of disorder or disease, especially when experienced by an individual as a change from normal function, sensation or appearance.
Any noticed change in the body or its functions that is a sign of disease or stages of a disease.
(medicine) any sensation or change in bodily function that is experienced by a patient and is associated with a particular disease
a change from normal body function, sensation, or appearance
a changes in body function felt by the patient
a compulsive, automatic, nonarbitrary sign, with a natural link between it and what it signifies
a condition that indicates an illness that may not be identifiable by one of the above listed names but presents a situation where the child shall not be admitted to or remain in sick care and should be seen by the family physician
a description or complaint reported by the patient
a form of knowledge that indicates a possible problem or situation in the managed environment
a manifestation of an underlying cause
a neon sign pointing to its own cure
an indication of disease, illness
an indication that something is not as you or someone else thinks it should be
an indicator that is felt by the individual who is sick, such as nausea, feeling weak, etc
an indicator that something is off in your body
a problem caused by an illness
a response mechanism that indicates that something has gone awry and needs to be addressed
a sensation or change in health function experienced by a patient
a sign of something, usually a sign of a disease
a sign whose action is ongoing in the present
a visible indication or sign that something is wrong
A personal mental or physical event or feeling that the person considers abnormal and indicative of underlying disease.
Feeling, sensation or experience noticed by a patient and associated with or resulting from a physical or mental disorder.
Any complaint believed to be a sign of disease. For example, vaginal dryness, itching, and burning can all be symptoms of atrophic vaginitis.
Any evidence of malfunction perceived by a patient. - Common symptoms of MS include visual problems, fatigue, sensory changes, weakness or paralysis of limbs, tremor, lack of coordination, poor balance, bladder or bowel changes, and cognative changes.
The external and internal reactions or alterations of a plant as a result of a disease.
sign of an illness or medical condition.
An indication of a disorder or disease noticed and described by the patient.
something you experience that is different than normal for you and may be the result of a disease or of treatment for a disease.
A sign that a person has a disease or condition. Some signs may be fever, nausea, vomiting
A symptom is the subjective complaints of the patient which may or may not be indicative of a particular disease.
a departure from normal function, sensation, or appearance. A symptom is often an indication that a disease is present.
any perceptible change in the anatomy or function of the body that indicates the presence of a disease or condition.
Any indication of disease noticed or felt by a patient; in contrast, a sign of an illness is an objective observation.
A sign of disease. Having to urinate often is a symptom of diabetes.
Abnormality in the body which is noticeable only to the person experiencing it and may indicate poisoning or disease
the noticeable evidence of change in the physiology or morphology of a host as a result of disease.
Any feeling of illness, or physical or mental change, caused by a disease.
Any phenomenon or departure from the normal in structure, function, or sensation experienced by the patient that indicates the presence of a disease, i.e., a subjective indication of disease.
(n) any perceptible change in the body that can indicate an illness or abnormality. Symptoms usually refer to subjective indications (felt by the patient) while signs usually refer to more objective indications (can be observed by others.)
(see "sign.") is different than a "sign" in that it is subjective and can change from one moment to another due, for example, to stress or fear. In this sense, symptoms do not provide health care professionals, who are trying to make a diagnosis, with precise information. The most obvious symptom is pain, which varies widely from individual to individual. In other words, the same injury can cause a lot of pain in one patient but very little in another.
Any subjective evidence of disease. Anxiety, lower back pain, and fatigue are all symptoms. They are sensations only the patient can perceive. In contrast, a sign is objective evidence of disease. A bloody nose is a sign. It is evident to the patient, doctor, nurse and other observers.
a person's own sensation of some bodily process. Compare Sign.
any noticeable change in the body or its functions that indicates disease; a sign that disease is present.
Any evidence of disease apparent to the patient.
Any objection or aberration in function including behavior indicating disease.
a change in the body or mind that is a sign of a disease.
Something that a patient experiences in his or her body that is different from what is normal, and that may be the result of a disease or its treatment.
A manifestation of disease of which the patient is usually aware and frequently complains.
Any change in the body or its functions, as perceived by the patient, which could indicate the presence of disease.
A sign of disease. Having a fever is a symptom of influenza.
any change in the body’s function that would indicate disease or a reaction to treatment.
An outward manifestation of pathological condition, perceived by the patient, especially a subjective complaint.
A change in the body and the way it works, usually indicating disease or injury.
A change in the body's appearance or functioning (including mental and psychological changes) that indicates the presence of a disease or illness.
Subjective evidence of a patient's condition, such evidence as perceived by the patient.
the external and internal reaction or alteration of a plant as a result of a disease
Physical evidence of a condition.
a subjective manifestation, usually indicative of a disease or disorder. Symptoms are experienced only by the affected individual, as opposed to signs which can be observed by others.
A sign or indicator of a disease or illness.
An abnormality of function as a result of disease.
An indication or sign of disease. Pain and fever are examples of symptoms.
Something that indicates the presence of disease or a physical disorder.
a visible sign of illness (paralysis, language disorder, vision disorder, etc.).
The feeling, perceived by a patient that something is not right.
evidence of disease or damage.
The appearance of disease or injury.
An indication that a person has a condition or disease. Some examples of symptoms are headache, fever, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and pain.
a change in the body caused by an illness, as described by the person experiencing it. Compare to sign.
An indication of disease that an individual can feel, but that cannot be measured objectively by a health care professional. Examples include headache, fatigue, indigestion, depression, and pain.
abnormal phenomenon experienced by patient and indicative of disease.
A visible abnormality in a plant that results from disease. ()