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Symptoms.
In medicine: any sensation or change in bodily function that is experienced by a patient and is associated with a particular disease.
Subjective symptoms are what you feel: headache, nausea, anxiety, abdominal cramps and so on.
Objective symptoms are what your doctor observes: abnormal heart or lung sounds, thyroid gland enlargement, palpable tumors and so on.
Symptoms are clear cut most of the time. Half sided blinding headache, sensitivity to light with nausea is most likely migraine headache. Sudden pain under the right ribs which refers to the back, accompanied by nausea and comes in waves is most likely gallbladder stone.
Other conditions are signaled by more complex symptoms such as increased appetite with weight loss, nervousness, faster heart rate, increased sweating, tremor of the fingers and tongue with heat intolerance, usually signals hyperthyroidism.
Symptoms can be unusual and even wacky at times, as if the body is a little confused and sending signals which need some interpretation.
You might ask, what on earth is my earlobe have to do with the condition of my arteries, or if I have frequent hangnails do I really have vitamin C deficiency?

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Published September 7, 2014

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Erika M. Szabo

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May 13, 2012
I really like this book. As you know I am an avid reader of non-fiction and one of my favorite topics is bizarre diseases. So what else would I want with a book that explicitly says in the title that it is all about bizarre symptoms??? I learned a lot from here and discovered weird diseases. I am so loving this book. I just wished it could be longer and some really weird diseases could have been explained further. I wish there is a textbook like this, similar to Abnormal Psychology, which is another topic I love so much.
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