What are the different symptoms?
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i dont know that much about tourettes but people said i had it once so ive done a little research on it and watched a true life documentary on it. i didnt know that it was different between boys and girls. i just thought there were different symptoms on everyone like some people have motion tourettes and some verbal. i dont know if this helped at all but i know its not just different between boys and girls. good luck with getting your real question answered.
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(m)\n\nThe symptom information on this page attempts to provide a list of some possible signs and symptoms of Endocarditis. This signs and symptom information for Endocarditis has been gathered from various sources, may not be fully accurate, and may not be the full list of Endocarditis signs or Endocarditis symptoms. Furthermore, signs and symptoms of Endocarditis may vary on an individual basis for each patient. Only your doctor can provide adequate diagnosis of any signs or symptoms and whether they are indeed Endocarditis symptoms. \n\nIntroduction to Symptoms of Endocarditis:\nDefinitions of Endocarditis:\nExudative and proliferative inflammatory alterations of the endocardium, characterized by the presence of vegetations on the surface of the endocardium or in the endocardium itself, and most commonly involving a heart valve, but sometimes affecting the inner lining of the cardiac chambers or the endocardium elsewhere. It may occur as a primary disorder or as a complication of or in association with another disease.\n\nList of symptoms of Endocarditis: The list of signs and symptoms mentioned in various sources for Endocarditis includes those listed below. Note that Endocarditis symptoms usually refers to various symptoms known to a patient, but the phrase Endocarditis signs may refer to those signs only noticable by a doctor: \n\nSymptoms of mild or chronic cases: \nNon-specific symptoms \nTiredness \nWeakness \nFever \nNight sweats \nAches and pains \nHeart murmur \nSymptoms of acute cases: \nHigh fever \nChills \nRapid heartbeat \nIrregular heartbeat \nShortness of breath \nHeart block - see symptoms of heart block \nHeart embolism \n\nMore symptoms of Endocarditis: In addition to the above information, to get a full picture of the possible symptoms of this condition and its related conditions, it may be necessary to examine symptoms that may be caused by complications of Endocarditis, underlying causes of Endocarditis, associated conditions for Endocarditis, risk factors for Endocarditis, or other related conditions.
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Signs, Symptoms & Causes\nSymptoms vary depending on the type of headache.\n\nTension or Muscular Headaches\n\nMost headaches are this type. Signs and symptoms:\n\n A dull ache in your forehead, above your ears, or at the back of your head\n \n Pain in your neck or shoulders that travels to your head\n \n\nTension headaches are caused by tense or tight muscles in the face, neck, or scalp. You can get a tension headache from a number of things:\n\n Not getting enough sleep\n \n Feeling “stressed out”\n \n Reading for long periods of time or eyestrain\n \n Doing repetitive work\n \n Staying in one position for a long time, such as working at a computer\n \n\nMigraine Headaches\n\nMigraine headaches happen when blood vessels in your head open too wide or close too tight. Signs and symptoms are:\n\n Headaches that start on one side of your head and one side of your head hurts more than the other\n \n You feel sick to your stomach or vomit.\n \n You see spots or zigzag flashes of light before the headache.\n \n Light hurts your eyes, noise bothers you, and the headache is worse with activity.\n \n\nAfter the headache, some people have a drained feeling with tired, aching muscles. Others feel great after the headache goes away.\n\nMigraines can occur with or without an aura. An aura is symptoms a person experiences, such as spots or flashing lights, or numbness for 10 to 30 minutes prior to the headache. Ten percent of all migraines are this type; 90% occur without an aura.\n\nMigraine headaches occur more often in females than in males and tend to run in families.\n\nCertain things trigger migraine headaches in susceptible people. They include:\n\n Menstruation in females\n \n Caffeine, alcohol, and/or certain foods, such as aged cheeses, cured meats (hot dogs, ham, etc.)\n \n Stress or changes in sleeping patterns\n \n Strenuous exercise\n \n\nSinus Headaches\n\nA sinus headache occurs when fluids in the nose aren’t able to drain well and a buildup of pressure occurs in the sinuses. A cold, allergies, dirty or polluted water, and airplane travel can cause a sinus headache. Signs and symptoms are:\n\n Pain in your forehead, cheekbones, and nose that is worse in the morning\n \n Increased pain when you bend over or touch your face\n \n Stuffy nose\n \n\nOther Causes of Headaches\n\n Analgesic rebound from regular or repeated use of over-the-counter or prescribed pain relievers\n \n Eating or drinking something very cold, such as ice cream. {Note: To prevent ice cream headaches, warm the ice cream for a few seconds in the front of your mouth.}\n \n Low blood sugar; hunger\n \n Cigarette smoke, or exposure to chemicals, and/or pollution\n \n Uncorrected vision problems, such as near-sightedness\n \n Caffeine withdrawal\n \n Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction\n \n\nA headache can be a symptom of other health conditions. Examples are allergies, depression (see signs and symptoms of depression), infections, and dental problems.
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Symptoms:\n\n1. Feel giddy all the time, butterflies in the stomach.\n2. Loss of appetite/larger appetite.\n3. Every day feels like it's the best ever!\n4. The first thing you think in the morning and the last thing you think at night is something connected with your 'beau'.\n5. Problems don't seem so bad.\n\nThere's more, and they may vary from subscriber to subscriber but they're all mostly positive. Let me put it another way... you won't need to ask the question when it happens, you'll just know!
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Symptoms of fibro vary from person to person, but can include:\n\nwidespread pain, in all areas of the body (meaning not just right or left, legs or trunk, but everywhere) that is not the result of a known disease or trauma.  This is usually described to non-fibromites the following way:  remember the last time you had the flu - your body ached all over, right?  Just imagine that it does that every day and now you know a little about fibro.\n\nit has been going on for at least 6 months\n\nfatigue - knock you down, can't stay awake for another second, hope I'm not driving a car when it hits kind of fatigue\n\nsleep disturbances\n\nmemory problems\n\nproblems with heat or cold\n\nirritable bowel/irritable bladder\n\nbeing touched, even a soft touch, can hurt\n\ngrinding your teeth\n\nheadaches\n\nmenstrual pain\n\nsensitivity to brignt light or loud noises\n\nstiffeness upon waking or when walking after sitting for  long time\n\nSorry, no cure yet.  You can manage it.  I take OTC meds like Midol and Pamprin if I absolutely have to.  I can't stay in bed for more than 8 hours at a time or I feel worse, even if I haven't slept well.  I get up and do what needs to be done and take a nap later.\n\nAvoid heat or high humidity.  This seems to aggravate the fatigue.  I worked in an office where the boss was cold natured, so she kept the building warm, and it made me SO sick.  I also can't spend a lot of time outside in the summer.\n\nAbove all, avoid stress.  This is the biggest trigger I know of.\n\nThere are plenty of web sites that can give you more information, but if you think you have it go see a doctor.  When you call for the appointment, make sure the dr treats fibro.  Even now, some of them don't believe in it and will treat you like a slacker.\n\nGood luck and blessed be,\n\nGypsy
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The symptoms vary according the the particular eating disorder.  Since there are many and multiple symptoms for each, it would be easier for me to give you a link that lists them for you rather then typing the symptoms out for you.  Go here, they are listed per specific disorder in clear, understandable terms:\nhttp://www.something-fishy.org/isf/signssymptoms.php\n\nIf you have any questions, feel very to email me by clicking on my avatar.
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Symptoms include: weakness of one half of the face or half the body, aphasia, monocular visual loss, hemibody sensory loss or sudden loss of balance.
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Weeks to months or years later other symptoms can develop if the disease is not diagnosed and treated. These include symptoms of meningitis, certain heart irregularities, blindness, memory loss, temporary paralysis of certain facial muscles, pain with numbness or weakness of an arm or leg, and, most commonly, arthritis.
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Stick with illnesses that are reuseable in case you need to revisit this in the future.  Good ones are:\n\nDental pain...abscess\nMigraine Headaches\nInner Ear Infection causing Vertigo\nPainful Sinus Infection\nBlurred Vision from New Medication
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Your question needs more focus.  Do you mean how is it diagnosed or what the symptoms are?
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Several types of intestinal worms give different symptoms.Pain abdomen,loss of appetite,breathlessness,itching around anus,pallor etc.Microscopic examination of stool confirms the diagnosis.
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Muscle symptoms—muscle weakness, leg dragging, stiffness, a tendency to drop things, a feeling of heaviness, clumsiness, or a lack of coordination. \nVisual symptoms—blurred, foggy, or hazy vision, eyeball pain (especially with movement), blindness, or double vision. Optic neuritis (a sudden loss of vision and eye pain) is a fairly common initial symptom, occurring in up to 23% of those who develop MS. 2 \nLess common early symptoms include:\n\nSensory symptoms—tingling, a pins-and-needles sensation, numbness, a bandlike tightness around the trunk or limbs, or electrical sensations moving down the back and limbs. \nBalance symptoms—lightheadedness or dizziness, and a spinning feeling (vertigo). \nAs MS progresses, symptoms may include stiff movement (spasticity), tremors, pain, difficulty controlling urination, depression, and difficulty thinking clearly (cognitive impairment).
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go onto webmd.com it tells u symptoms
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yes...the symptoms and skin conditions
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Limited to minor cough and mild fever, if apparent \nFatigue \nUnintentional weight loss \nCoughing up blood \nFever and night sweats \nPhlegm-producing cough \nAdditional symptoms that may be associated with this disease:\n\nWheezing \nExcessive sweating, especially at night \nChest pain \nBreathing difficulty
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Symptoms include:\nFeeling thirsty. \nHaving to urinate more than usual. \nFeeling more hungry than usual. \nLosing weight without trying to. \nFeeling very tired. \nFeeling cranky. \n\nModification:  Missed the rest of your questions.\nYou usually don't know you have hypertension (high blood pressure) unless it is very severe.  Then the symptoms  are:\nSevere headache \nFatigue or confusion \nVision problems \nChest pain \nDifficulty breathing \nIrregular heartbeat \nBlood in the urine \n\nThe symptoms for UTI (urinary tract infection) include:\nfrequent urge to urinate\na painful, burning feeling in the area of the bladder or urethra during urination\nyou might feel bad all over (tired, shaky, washed out)\nwomen may feel pressure over pubic bone\nmen may feel a fullness in the rectum\nmay have the urge to urinate but then expel very little urine\nurine may be milky, cloudy or even reddish\nyou may have pain in the lower back\n\nYou may also have:\nLots of infections and cuts and bruises that heal slowly. \nBlurred vision. \nTingling or numbness in your hands or feet. \nLots of skin, gum, or bladder infections. \nVaginal yeast infections.
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symptoms are of anxiety\nu better take the prescribed meds.\npeace