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Symptom Encyclopedia

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that your throat is blocked

1 related conditions

Ear, nose & throat

the knee giving way during walking or weight-bearing. 

1 related conditions

Arms, legs & joints

their eyes being slightly open when sleeping

1 related conditions

Eyes & vision

their leg feeling weaker

1 related conditions

there but not there

1 related conditions

Mood, sleep & mental health

they have been pulling out their hair

1 related conditions

Mood, sleep & mental health

thick

1 related conditions

Skin, hair & nails

thick and crumbly nails

1 related conditions

Skin, hair & nails

thickened skin – this is usually on the nose and occurs after several years

1 related conditions

thickening or raised areas anywhere on the penis

1 related conditions

Men's health

thickening skin on the nipple or areola

1 related conditions

Women's health

thin or stretchy skin

1 related conditions

Skin, hair & nails

thinking about food a lot

1 related conditions

Mood, sleep & mental health

thinking about suicide and self-harm

1 related conditions

Mood, sleep & mental health

thinking speed

1 related conditions

Head & neurological

thinning (wasting) of your muscles

1 related conditions

Arms, legs & joints

thirst

1 related conditions

General & whole body

thirsty

1 related conditions

General & whole body

thoughts about suicide, or death

1 related conditions

Mood, sleep & mental health

throat clearing

1 related conditions

Ear, nose & throat

tight feeling in the calves and thighs

1 related conditions

Arms, legs & joints

tight joints (contractures)

1 related conditions

Arms, legs & joints

tightness (contractures) of the ankles, hips, knees and elbows

1 related conditions

Arms, legs & joints

tightness in joints and muscles

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.