symptômes

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الفرنسية - التركية
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الفرنسية - الإنجليزية
symptoms

When you start taking medicine it begins working on symptoms, like pain, right away, but that doesn't mean that the ulcer heals right away. - Quand vous allez prendre le médicament, il va commencer par agir sur les symptômes, comme la douleur, tout de suite, mais cela ne veut pas dire que l'ulcère va se guérir tout de suite.

They were symptoms of the earthquake. - C'étaient des symptômes du tremblement de terre.

As opposed to a sign, a symptom is a change that someone can feel, but that your doctor cannot see For example, a headache is a symptom
signs or indications of disease
plural of symptom
These are thing you notice when your asthma is not under control; they include wheezing, coughing, shortness of breath, etc
Sudden blurred vision is the main symptom, however some people will experience unusual visual phenomenon in their vision Floaters are less common but can also occur Pain is rare, but can occur in severe central retinal vein occlusions
headache, nausea, abdominal pain, back pain, & cough
n/a
Medical signs or evidence of possible exposure or contamination
= What you feel internally during an illness See Signs
A complaint of a body ailment
Heavy reliance on the bank: missed discounts from suppliers, costly discounts to customers, buying or making in penny numbers Eg An undercapitalised firm will licence its vehicles for 4 months at a time to save cash This could be right as an emergency measure, but it is a wrong policy, being equivalent to borrowing cash at 33% pa (sacrificing profitability to safeguard liquidity)
Say: simp-tums Symptoms! When you're sick, usually you have symptoms - funky body changes like fevers that let you know something's not right with your body By telling a doctor your symptoms, doctors can figure out what's wrong Think of symptoms like clues you need to solve a mystery - if you have enough of them, it's pretty easy to figure out! For example, if you have an achy ear and you're feeling crummy, you might have an ear infection And if you're throwing up and your stomach hurts, maybe you have a stomach virus So the next time you're feeling yucky, tell your parents and doctor your symptoms so you can get better!
signs recognized by lay people and physicians as an indication of a possible disease
- perceived changes in the mind or body, or an impaired function of the body implying the presence of disease or injury
Chronic intractable incapacitating pain is the major symptom Other manifestations are the result of sensory, motor and autonomic nerve dysfunction
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A sign or an indication of disorder or disease, particularly when experienced by an individual as a change from normal function, sensation, or appearance