Symptom Encyclopedia
Browse symptoms and learn about possible related conditions
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Stomach & digestion
Arms, legs & joints
Back & spine
Chest & breathing
Children & newborns
Ear, nose & throat
Eyes & vision
General & whole body
Head & neurological
Heart & circulation
Men's health
Mood, sleep & mental health
Mouth & teeth
Pelvis & urinary
Skin, hair & nails
Women's health
rash or itchy skin that is unexplained
2 related conditions
rash or itchy skin that’s unexplained
5 related conditions
rashes – particularly on the face, wrists and hands
1 related conditions
recent change in your poo, particularly looser poo or pooing more regularly
1 related conditions
recently losing weight without trying
1 related conditions
recently lost weight without trying
2 related conditions
recurrent chest infections
1 related conditions
recurrent infections
1 related conditions
recurrent infections, such as thrush, bladder infections (cystitis) and skin infections
1 related conditions
recurrent injuries – like sprains
1 related conditions
recurrent stomach pain, cramping or bloating
1 related conditions
recurrent urinary tract infections
1 related conditions
recurring chest infections
1 related conditions
recurring diarrhoea
1 related conditions
recurring diarrhoea, which may contain blood, mucus or pus
1 related conditions
recurring mouth ulcers
1 related conditions
red
2 related conditions
red and swollen
1 related conditions
red and swollen gums
1 related conditions
red eyes (conjunctivitis) which are not sticky or itchy
1 related conditions
red or white patches in the mouth that don’t go away
1 related conditions
red patches (erythroplakia) or white patches (leukoplakia) that don’t go away
1 related conditions
red rash (spots or blotches) which may be there all the time, or come and go
1 related conditions
red, flaky, scaly and itchy skin on your legs (varicose eczema)
1 related conditions
⚠️ 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.