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Symptoms after taking drug (fixed text) ❤️ Cardio-vascular
🧬 Growths
🏃 Movement
🏃 Paralysis
Stroke - brain damage Guillain-Barré - nerve weakness in legs - (A) Myasthenia Gravis - muscle weakness - (A) Transverse Myelitis - inflammation of spinal cord - (A) Multiple Sclerosis - (A) Paralysis Bell’s Palsy - face droop one side - (A) Respiratory Muscle Paralysis Eye Muscle Paralysis Weakness in arms or legs Postural Instability - trouble standing / balancing Foot Drop - difficulty lifting front of foot when walking Wrist Drop - inability to lift the wrist or fingers Abducens Nerve Palsy - eye movement problems causing double vision Cranial Nerve Palsy - weakness in facial or head muscles Ascending Paralysis - weakness that starts in the legs and moves upwards Flaccid Paralysis - limp muscles with no movement or tone Hemiparesis - weakness on one side of the body Quadriparesis - weakness in all four limbs Parsonage-Turner Syndrome - sudden shoulder pain followed by arm weakness Tolosa-Hunt Syndrome - eye pain and movement problems due to nerve inflammation Single Fiber Neuropathy - tingling or weakness in a small nerve area
🏃 Movement Disorder
Dizziness - lightheadedness Hemichorea - one-sided involuntary jerking - (A) Chorea - whole-body writhing - (A) Myoclonus - sudden muscle jerks or twitches - (A) Cervical dystonia - neck twisting or pulling to one side Akathisia - inner restlessness or urge to keep moving Tremor - shaking hands or limbs, even at rest Seizures - full-body convulsions or blackout episodes - (A) Focal seizures - localized twitching or strange sensations - (A) Tonic-clonic seizures - stiffening followed by jerking movements - (A) Absence seizures brief staring spells or zoning out - (A) Functional movement disorder - movement issues without clear neurological cause Paroxysmal dyskinesia - sudden episodes of abnormal movements Facial twitching - involuntary blinking or cheek spasms Oculomotor dysfunction - eye movement problems or double vision - (A) Ataxia - clumsy walking or poor coordination - (A) Spasticity - stiff or tight muscles, especially in limbs Rigidity - resistance to movement or muscle stiffness Bradykinesia - unusually slow movements Postural instability - trouble balancing or frequent falls Motor tics - repetitive blinking, shoulder shrugging, or facial grimacing
🏃 Fatigue
Extreme fatigue - ME/CFS Post-exertional malaise - ME/CFS, PVFS Unrefreshing sleep - ME/CFS, Sleep Disorder Muscle weakness - Mitochondrial Myopathy Exercise intolerance - ME/CFS, Mitochondrial Disease Dizziness - POTS, Dysautonomia Temperature dysregulation - Dysautonomia, Thyroid Disorder Low stamina - ME/CFS, Mitochondrial Dysfunction Reduced ATP production - Mitochondrial Dysfunction
🦴 Musculo-Skeletal
👀 Sensory
🧠 Cognitive-Behavioural
👶 Reproduction
🩹 Allergic Reaction
🩹 Allergy
Fatigue - persistent tiredness not relieved by rest Fainting - collapse and loss of consciousness due to low blood pressure Anaphylactic Shock - life-threatening reaction with breathing difficulty and low blood pressure Hives - raised, itchy welts often triggered by allergens Facial Swelling - puffiness around eyes, lips, or throat due to immune overreaction Weak Pulse - rapid, faint heartbeat during severe allergic reaction Dizziness - lightheadedness or fainting from blood pressure drop Injection Site Rash - redness, itching, or swelling at the site of a shot Injection Site Pain - tenderness or soreness following an injection Fever After Injection - elevated temperature indicating possible reaction or infection Red Streaks - spreading redness from injection site, may signal infection Pus or Fluid - discharge from injection site suggesting inflammation Rash - inflamed or irritated skin patches Eczema - itchy, dry, and cracked skin Asthma - restricted breathing due to airway inflammation Urticaria - raised, itchy welts on the skin Allergic Rhinitis - sneezing and nasal congestion Conjunctivitis - red, itchy, watery eyes Otitis Media - ear pain and inflammation Gastroenteritis - abdominal pain and diarrhea Seizure - sudden, uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain Dry Eyes - gritty sensation and reduced tear production Mild Fever - elevated body temperature from immune overactivity Swelling - localized puffiness due to immune response Itching - persistent urge to scratch due to histamine release Seasonal Allergies - sneezing and congestion triggered by pollen Hay Fever (Allergic Rhinitis) - sneezing, itchy eyes, and nasal congestion from pollen Food Allergy - adverse reactions to foods like peanuts, shellfish, or dairy Pet Allergy - sneezing and itchy eyes triggered by pet dander Dust Mite Allergy - nasal congestion and coughing from household dust Insect Sting Allergy - swelling or anaphylaxis from bee or wasp stings Drug Allergy - allergic reaction to certain medicines
🩹 Skin
Rash - autoimmune skin inflammation - (A) Itch - pruritis or skin irritation Skin redness - erythema Hives - urticaria - (A) Skin discoloration - (A) - pigment changes Dermatitis - chronic skin inflammation - (A) Injection site reaction - pain, swelling, redness Blisters - vesicular rash Angioedema - swelling around eyes/lips Sores - open skin lesions Petechiae - small red/purple spots - (A) Purpura - bleeding under skin - (A) Skin exfoliation - peeling or shedding Erythema multiforme - target-like lesions - (A) Shingles - viral vesicular rash Herpes - viral blisters Toxic epidermal necrolysis - severe skin detachment
🩹 Autoimmune Skin
Psoriasis - red, scaly plaques - (A) Systemic lupus erythematosus - butterfly-shaped facial rash - (A) Vitiligo - white patches of skin - (A) Scleroderma - hardening/tightening of skin - (A) Alopecia areata - patchy hair loss - (A) Dermatomyositis - purple or reddish rash on eyelids and knuckles - (A) Photosensitive lupus - photosensitive rash - (A) Rheumatoid arthritis - subcutaneous nodules or ulcers - (A) Vasculitis - petechiae or purpura - (A) Pemphigus vulgaris - painful oral and skin blisters - (A) Bullous pemphigoid - fluid-filled blisters - (A) Dermatitis herpetiformis - itchy, blistering rash on elbows/knees - (A) Behçet’s disease - mouth/genital ulcers with skin lesions - (A) Morphea - skin thickening with pigment changes - (A) Sarcoidosis - erythema nodosum (painful red nodules) - (A) Antiphospholipid syndrome - livedo reticularis (net-like rash) Autoimmune dermatoses - chronic eczema-like rash - (A) Lupus - skin ulcers with delayed healing - (A) Autoimmune pigmentation disorder - hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation - (A) Cryoglobulinemia - cold-induced hives or rash - (A)
⚠️ Immune Deficiency
⚠️ Immune Deficiency
Chronic fatigue - persistent exhaustion - (A) Persistent fever - prolonged elevated temperature Recurrent respiratory infections - frequent colds, bronchitis, sinusitis Swollen lymph nodes - immune system activation - (A) Delayed wound healing - slow tissue repair Frequent urinary tract infections - recurrent bladder/kidney infections Unexplained weight loss - unintended reduction in body mass Oral thrush - fungal infection in mouth Unusual skin infections - atypical or persistent skin lesions Autoimmune flares - symptom exacerbation - (A) Elevated inflammatory markers - increased CRP, ESR, cytokines - (A) Reactivation of latent viruses - herpes, EBV, CMV reactivation Neurological symptoms - tingling, weakness, confusion - (A) Lymphopenia - low lymphocyte count - (A) Bone marrow suppression - reduced blood cell production Low CD4/CD8 ratio - immune imbalance Sepsis or septic shock - life-threatening infection response HIV seroconversion symptoms - flu-like illness during early infection Positive HIV test - diagnostic result (true or false)
⚠️ Break Through Infections
COVID-19 - viral respiratory infection Influenza - seasonal flu virus Respiratory syncytial virus - RSV, common in infants and elderly Bronchitis - inflammation of bronchial tubes COVID-19 pneumonia - lung infection from SARS-CoV-2 Urinary tract infection - bladder or kidney infection Otitis media - middle ear infection Streptococcal infection - strep throat or skin infection Staphylococcal infection - skin or bloodstream infection Pneumococcal infection - bacterial pneumonia or meningitis Herpes zoster - shingles, reactivation of chickenpox virus Candida infection - fungal overgrowth, often oral or genital Epstein-Barr virus - mononucleosis or chronic fatigue Cytomegalovirus - latent virus, problematic in immunocompromised Hepatitis B - viral liver infection Hepatitis C - chronic liver disease Tuberculosis - bacterial lung infection Tinea corporis - ringworm, fungal skin infection Aspergillosis - fungal lung infection Histoplasmosis - fungal infection from soil exposure Sepsis - life-threatening infection response
👄 Digestion
🧪 Endocrine
🚽 Excretion