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Symptom Encyclopedia

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avoiding sedative medications and sleeping tablets

1 related conditions

General & whole body

avoiding socialising if it involves food

1 related conditions

Mood, sleep & mental health

baby’s movements changing, like slowing down or stopping

1 related conditions

Children & newborns

back

1 related conditions

Back & spine

back pain – typically to the side of the spine between the ribs and the hip bones

1 related conditions

Back & spine

back, neck and joint pain

1 related conditions

Arms, legs & joints

bad breath

3 related conditions

Mouth & teeth

bad breath (halitosis)

3 related conditions

Mouth & teeth

bad breath and/or an unpleasant taste in your mouth

1 related conditions

Mouth & teeth

bald patches (if your hair is affected)

1 related conditions

Skin, hair & nails

bathing

1 related conditions

General & whole body

be cold to touch

1 related conditions

General & whole body

be confused

1 related conditions

Mood, sleep & mental health

be easily frustrated

1 related conditions

Mood, sleep & mental health

be floppy

1 related conditions

Children & newborns

be irritable

1 related conditions

be less active than normal

1 related conditions

be most noticeable when you’re swallowing your saliva

1 related conditions

Ear, nose & throat

be triggered by physical exertion

1 related conditions

Heart & circulation

be unusually quiet and sleepy

1 related conditions

Children & newborns

be white, red, skin-coloured, or darker than the surrounding skin

1 related conditions

Skin, hair & nails

become more frequent over time if not treated

1 related conditions

General & whole body

become painful

1 related conditions

General & whole body

become stiff and resistant to movement (spasticity)

1 related conditions

Arms, legs & joints

⚠️ Symptoms can be associated with many different conditions. This information is educational only and should not be used for self-diagnosis. Always consult a healthcare professional.