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A syndrome is the term that is used to describe a set of characteristics that occur together. These characteristics may also be referred to as patient complaints when seeing a health care provider. In medicine these may be the signs, symptoms, or phenomena that give the indications necessary for a physician to make a diagnosis for a condition or disease.

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