symptom

symptoms that affect the body

symptoms that are frequently associated with a particular illness or condition

symptoms that are very intense or extreme

symptoms that are very characteristic of a particular illness or condition

symptoms indicating a potentially dangerous or life-threatening condition

symptoms that are very typical of a particular illness or condition

symptoms affecting the mind or thought processes

unpleasant physical and mental effects following the cessation of drug or alcohol use

symptoms that are very typical of a particular illness or condition

symptoms such as fever, aches, and chills that resemble influenza

symptoms affecting the mind and emotions

symptoms that are not enjoyable to experience

symptoms observed by a doctor rather than reported by the patient

symptoms related to a person's actions and conduct

symptoms related to a person's actions and conduct

often used in psychology to refer to the absence of normal behaviors (e.g., in schizophrenia)

symptoms relating to the way the body functions

symptoms that cause significant worry, pain, or sadness

the beginning of the symptoms of an illness

when symptoms start to grow or become more defined

when symptoms start to be seen or noticed

when symptoms happen or take place (more formal)

when symptoms continue to exist for a long time

when symptoms appear again after a period of absence

to experience the signs of an illness

to be the reason for symptoms

to start to have symptoms

to use medical methods to try to cure or improve symptoms

to experience negative or unpleasant signs of an illness

to reduce or remove unpleasant symptoms

to start to have symptoms (more informal)

to make symptoms less severe

to show the signs of an illness

to show the signs of an illness (more formal)

to make symptoms less severe (more formal)

to show the signs of an illness when seeking medical help (medical term)