what are the symptoms of baubonic plauge?
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Fever \n\nChills\nMyalgias\nSore throat\nHeadache\nWeakness\nMalaise\nEnlarged, painful, swollen lymph node\nAbdominal pain - Only presenting symptom more common in a patient presenting with septicemic plague (primary blood-borne plague) versus one presenting with bubonic plague \n\nNausea, vomiting (bloody at times)\nConstipation, diarrhea, and black or tarry stools\nGastrointestinal complaints (may precede a bubo)\nCough, which may be productive of bloody sputum\nShortness of breath\nStiff neck (if meningitic infiltration by plague bacillus has occurred)
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What is it? \nMumps is a viral infection of the saliva-producing parotid glands, which are found either side of the face over the jaw bone. \n\nIt is spread in saliva by coughs and sneezes. \n\nSymptoms develop 14 to 24 days after exposure. \n\nWhat are the symptoms? \n\nThe illness begins with fever, shivers, tiredness and painful swelling of the parotid glands. \n\nThis gives the person a "puffy-cheeked" appearance, similar to that of a hamster, and can help make the diagnosis. \n\nThe swollen glands feel painful and make it difficult to open the mouth, talk, eat and drink. \n\nThere may also be headache, earache and abdominal pain. \n\nHowever, nearly a third of children will have no symptoms. \n\nMost people make an easy recovery with bed rest, but some can go on to develop unpleasant and serious complications. \n\nWhat are the possible complications? \n\nMeningitis can develop. Mumps was the commonest cause of viral meningitis in children prior to 1988, when the MMR vaccine was introduced. \n\nLess commonly, inflammation of the pancreas can also occur. \n\nFemales can also get inflammation of the ovaries, called oophoritis, and males, inflammation of the testicles, called orchitis. \n\nOccasionally mumps orchitis may lead to infertility. \n\nMumps can also cause permanent deafness. \n\nWhat is the treatment? \n\nThere is no specific treatment for mumps. \n\nTreatment should be based on alleviating symptoms.
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You should see a doctor.
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Could be many things:  Thirsty, Scared, Over heated, Can't breath good. I would call a vet and ask them.
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Symptoms include blisters,open sores,pain in the infected area,itching,burning feelings if urine flows over sores,inability to urinate if severe swelling of sores blocks the urethra.\nVery severe first episodes may have symptoms that include, swollen, tender lymph glands in the groin, throat, and under the arm, fever, chills, headache, general run-down feelings, achy, flu-like feelings
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It isn't usually one of the hangover symptoms.\n\nheadache\nirritability\nnausea\nfatigue\ndehydration\nbody aches\nvomiting\ndizziness\nloss of appetite\ndiarrhea.
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they sound like they are non related symptoms, you should see a doctor if the symptoms persist or worsen, good luck
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According to the link below these are the symptoms and you have quite a few of them. Hope you feel better!\n\nSymptoms    Return to top \n\nSore throat \nRed throat \nWhite patches in throat \nDifficulty swallowing \nFever that begins suddenly \nTender, swollen lymph nodes in the neck \nGeneral discomfort, uneasiness or ill feeling \nNausea \nLoss of appetite \nRash \nAdditional symptoms that may be associated with this disease: \nNeck pain \nNasal discharge \nNasal congestion \nMuscle pain \nJoint stiffness \nHeadache \nAbnormal taste
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gas, stomache cramps, bloating, nausea
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abdominal discomfort \ndiarrhoea \ndry mouth \nrapid heartbeat or palpitations \ntightness or pain in chest \nshortness of breath \ndizziness \nfrequent urination \ndifficulty swallowing \nPsychological symptoms can include:\n\ninsomnia \nirritability or anger \ninability to concentrate \nfear of madness \nfeeling unreal and not in control of your actions (depersonalisation
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the description does not tell much but I would recommend you to see a doctor while your symptoms are there, good luck
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c'est possible - les symptomes de la grossesse dans les mois 1-3 sont souvent douleur des mamelons et maladie.  il est possible qu'on ne sente pas ces symptomes, ou pas noter.  le ventre d'une femme typicale ne develope pas jusque a le quatrieme mois.\n\ncette page peut vous aider:\nhttp://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.io.com%2F%7Ewwwomen%2Fpregnancy%2Fpreggi.html&langpair=en%7Cfr&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&prev=%2Flanguage_tools
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Ummmm. Go to the doctor. Sorry, that's all I can tell you.
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Keep a journal of when and where you experience these symptoms.  That will help enormously.  \n\nThere's always the chance that you are being exposed to an allergen that you weren't tested for.  Seeing that the medications aren't helping either... this theory probably is off-base.\n\nI'm leaning to the following differential diagnoses:\n1.  Dry environment:  Low humidity can cause these symptoms in some people.\n\n2.  Chemical reaction:  Maybe you are being exposed to some chemical.  Floor wax does it to me.\n\n3.  Changes in the barometric pressure:  Some people experience these symptoms with sudden drops in barometric pressure.  Do they occur right before a rain/snowstorm? or on overcast days?\n\nMy guess is the barometric pressure.  Do you suffer headaches/sinus pressure with these symptoms as well?\n\nWARNING:  many people are suggesting natural healers/homeopaths/alternative medicine.  Word to the wise:  most of these things are total quackery.  There is little (if ANY) evidence to support their practice. \n\nKeep the journal and good luck!
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Abdominal pain\nBack pain\nBronchitis\nBruising and bleeding under the skin\nChest pain\nCoughing\nDepression\nDiarrhea\nDifficulty breathing\nDizziness\nFatigue\nFluid retention and swelling\nFlu-like symptoms\nHeadache\nHigh BP\nHigh cholesterol\nIndigestion\nInflammation\nItching\nJoint pain\nNausea\nPain\nPurple discoloration of skin\nUpper respiratory tract infection\nUrinary tract infection
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Clinical presentation\n\nA person can be infected with the virus for weeks or months before any symptoms appear. Symptoms usually appear 4-7 weeks after infection, and may resemble strep throat or other bacterial or viral respiratory infections. These first signs of the disease are commonly confused with cold and flu symptoms. The typical symptoms and signs of mononucleosis are:\n\n    * Fever - this varies from mild to severe, but is seen in nearly all cases.\n    * Enlarged and tender lymph nodes - particularly the posterior cervical lymph nodes, on both sides of the neck.\n    * Sore throat - seen in nearly all patients with EBV-mononucleosis\n    * Fatigue (sometimes extreme fatigue)\n\nSome patients also display:\n\n    * Enlarged spleen (splenomegaly, which may lead to rupture) or liver (hepatomegaly)\n    * Abdominal pain\n    * Aching muscles\n    * Headache\n    * Loss of appetite\n    * Jaundice\n    * Depression\n    * Weakness\n    * Skin rash\n    * Dizziness or Disorientation\n    * Supra-Orbital Oedema (the eyes become puffy and swollen) may occur in the early stages of infection\n\nAfter an initial prodrome of 1-2 weeks, the fatigue of infectious mononucleosis often lasts from 1-2 months. The virus can remain dormant in the B cells indefinitely after symptoms have disappeared, and resurface at a later date. Many people exposed to the Epstein-Barr virus do not show symptoms of the disease, but carry the virus and can transmit it to others. This is especially true in children, in whom infection seldom causes more than a very mild illness which often goes undiagnosed. This feature, along with mono's long (4 to 6 week) incubation period, makes epidemiological control of the disease impractical. About 6% of people who have had infectious mononucleosis will relapse.
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Some of the symptoms are increased thirst, unexplained increase in appetite, fatigue and frequent urination (especially at night).