symptoms are reported by the patient and usually are not visible/noticeable (pain, nausea, dizziness), signs are visible to the doctor/other (abrasion, lesion, wheezing, cough, etc...)
It is generally more important to treat the underlying cause of a disease rather than just the symptoms. Treating the underlying cause can lead to long-term improvement and prevent the recurrence of symptoms. Symptom management is important for providing relief in the short term, but addressing the root cause is crucial for overall health and well-being.
A vehicle-borne disease is an infectious disease that is transmitted through a contaminated object or substance, such as food, water, or insects, rather than through direct person-to-person contact. This type of disease can spread quickly through a population if the contaminated vehicle is not identified and controlled.
Yes, it is possible to have a low-grade fever as a symptom of allergies, although it is less common compared to other symptoms like sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes. Fever is usually associated with infections rather than allergies, but in some cases, the body's immune response to allergens can cause a mild increase in body temperature.
A fatal disease is a medical condition that ultimately leads to the death of the individual affected by it. Common examples include certain types of cancers, advanced stage heart disease, and terminal illnesses like ALS or Huntington's disease. Treatment options for fatal diseases are often focused on improving quality of life rather than curing the condition.
A glomerular filtration rate (GFR) of less than 60 mL/min/1.73 m² indicates decreased kidney function. This could be a sign of kidney disease or decreased kidney function. It is important to monitor GFR levels and follow up with a healthcare provider for further evaluation and management.
menorrhagia is actually a symptom of an underlying condition rather than a disease itself.
yes, symptoms are something the patient has to tell the doctor while a sign is something the doctor can see or measure (such as blood pressure, or temp.)
Swollen lymph nodes would be a symptom of a disease rather than the disease itself.
Edema is a sign of an underlying problem, rather than a disease unto itself
Tinnitus occurs in many disease states and circumstances, Meniere's Disease being only one of them. Less than 1% of all tinnitus occurs in Meniere's Disease.
A recent study showed that most parents have misconceptions about fever and view it as a disease rather than a symptom.
No, its more of a psychological issue than a disease. It could be a symptom of a communicable disease, but in itself it is not contagious.
No, its more of a psychological issue than a disease. It could be a symptom of a communicable disease, but in itself it is not contagious.
If this is your only symptom than I doubt it.
Foot drop is a symptom of an underlying problem, rather than a disease itself. It can be temporary or permanent. Causes of foot drop include:nerve injurybrain or spinal disordersmuscle disorders
Typhoid is a disease..... whereas , typhoid fever is the symptom of the disease .
Diarrhea