The phrase "add symptoms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion of symptoms in a medical or health-related context, such as in a diagnosis or treatment plan.
Example: "In order to provide a comprehensive assessment, please add symptoms that the patient has been experiencing."
Alternatives: "include symptoms" or "list symptoms".
The behavior rating scales adopted by these studies add symptoms of inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity in the same domain preventing the distinction between them.
The interviewer could mark symptoms on a pre-elaborated list or add symptoms if they were not on this list.
Moreover, his sleepiness, nocturia (peeing at night), sleepwalking, and ADD symptoms could relate to sleep apnea that contributes to sleep fragmentation.
The potential mechanism that may underlie the effectiveness of hyperbaric oxygen on ADD symptoms is not clear.
Research has shown that when children are engaged in activities in green settings, childhood ADD symptoms are reduced (Taylor and Kuo 2011; Taylor et al. 2001) and concentration abilities are improved (Kuo and Taylor 2004).
ADD symptoms that are not well known include the inability to pay attention, inability to do things that are boring to them, and being distant.
She added symptoms "manifest more severely if a viewer already has a disorder of the vestibular system".
She added: "Symptoms of measles include fever, cold-like symptoms, fatigue, conjunctivitis and a distinctive red-brown rash that appears a few days into the illness.
After adding symptoms recorded in text, prevalence rose to 62% in cases and 25% in controls.
Recently, Eaton and colleagues at the Johns Hopkins University developed a revision of the CES-D, adding symptoms and a response option that together satisfy symptom and duration criteria for DSM-IV Major Depression [ 65].
On the other hand, the GP may remember the clinical trajectory rather well because children with cancer are rare in general practice and, in hindsight, they could therefore have added symptoms that were not recorded in the medical record at the time of the encounter.
