The phrase "almost no symptoms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing a situation in which there are very few symptoms present. For example, "The patient showed almost no symptoms of the illness."
Despite decades of study, it remains unclear why some children suffer from very severe disease whereas others have almost no symptoms at all; some infections are acute and some last for months or even years.
(In the vast majority of people infected with West Nile, there are almost no symptoms, or at most a flulike reaction or aches, virus experts say. In a few cases, particularly in the elderly, the virus can cause potentially fatal brain swelling, called encephalitis).
The disease index (DI) was classified into the following ten categories based on visual infection of the leaf: 0 = no or almost no symptom; 1 = faint spot; 2 3 = thin mat of mildew; 4 5 = thick mat of mildew; 6 7 = very thick mat of mildew; 8 9 = whole leaf surface coated with mildew.
Healthy volunteers had almost no GI symptoms, whereas all 3 patient groups expressed symptoms.
"As a result, the patient experiences almost no withdrawal symptoms whilst and after completing the infusion cycle".
By contrast, almost no visible symptoms occurred in C. sinensis plants except for very few plants (Additional file 1).
The study drew on stress test data generated over more than 20 years from almost 3,000 women who had no symptoms of heart disease.
Although almost any symptom could portend an underlying cancer, in practice GPs use a relatively short checklist of 'red-flag' symptoms.
I've gone to counsellors, doctors and psychiatrists but all of them, including my teachers, refused to see I had classic autism even though I had casebook symptoms: almost no speech until I was five, no friends, hours spent staring at the washing machine, lining toys up and flicking my fingers in front of my eyes".
However, in the study by Vanek and Al-Salti, there was almost no significant difference in symptoms at presentation between patients with these complications and those without [1], although they did note that patients with ischemia and/or perforation had a higher rate of fever (78%) than those that did not (31%).
But having almost no social connections triggers strange symptoms.
