Sentence examples for complaints were characterized from inspiring English sources

His somatic complaints were characterized by positional vertigo, tinnitus, weakness, feeling that the head is moving up and down and reeling of head.

Shoulder complaints are characterized by functional disability, most often due to shoulder pain or to restricted range of motion in the shoulder.

The complaint is characterized by spasmodic pain over the pit of the stomach, tenderness in this area, nausea, and vomiting.

This is because such an explanation assumes that Hobby Lobby's complaint can be characterized as "religious exercise" that merits a spot among claims that we have historically accommodated (according to Professor Horwitz).

Iliotibial Band Syndrome is a common complaint among runners and is characterized by pain in the outside part of the knee that begins about 10 to 15 minutes after starting a run for most patients.

Whereas subjective cognitive impairment is characterized by complaints of cognitive impairment that cannot be confirmed by neuropsychological testing, such impairments are detectable in mild cognitive impairment.

In Japan, itai-itai disease (renal osteomalacia), which is characterized by complaints of spinal and leg bone pain, was recognized as a type of chronic toxicity induced by excess Cd contamination of drinking water and cereals (mainly rice).

Sensitive skin is an increasingly common condition with approximately 50% of women and 40% of men having self-diagnosed sensitive skin. 1, 2 Sensitive skin is characterized by subjective complaints of discomfort without visible signs of irritation.

Idiopathic hypersomnia with long sleep time was characterized by a complaint of constant EDS (ESS >12) and non refreshing naps irrespective of their duration (>1 hour duration), an uninterrupted and prolonged night-time sleep (>10 hours), sleep inertia and sleep efficiency on the polysomnography above 90%.

Somatoform disorders are characterized by patterns of persistent bodily complaints.

Dissociative disorders are characterized by various physical or mental complaints that are not consistent with a known somatic disease.