Sentence examples for more general symptoms from inspiring English sources

Food intolerance is less serious causing vaguer, more general symptoms.

For the purpose of surveillance, a case of suspected A/H1N1pdm was defined as fever ≥38°C plus one or more respiratory symptoms (cough, sore throat, rhinorrhea) and one or more general symptoms (limb/joint pain, headache, malaise), according to the case definition in use in Italy at that time (http://www.normativasanitaria.it/normasan-pdf/0000/29528_1.pdf).

Some patients also reported more general symptoms such as sweating, dizziness, and headache.

A "general syndrome" with more general symptoms has been rarely described but seems to have a worse prognosis.

Therefore, this date may be quite precise for acute symptoms, such as rectal bleeding, but difficult to establish for more general symptoms such as fatigue [ 47].

Reliance on peripherally or spinally active therapies alone is unlikely to prove successful in those patients with more general symptoms arising from central sensitization.

The maps not only illustrated which symptoms were most important, but also showed how subjects collectively perceived the relationship between symptoms and more general symptom domains.

At 120 min, subjects reported significantly more general somatic symptoms, anxiety, and lower and upper respiratory symptoms in the 5-ppm relative to the 0.05-ppm condition.

Swimming pool workers in the Netherlands had more general respiratory symptoms than did the general Dutch population, and the frequency of upper respiratory symptoms, but not lifetime or physician-diagnosed asthma, was related to exposure to chloramines at swimming pools (Jacobs et al. 2007).

However, they did not differ in regard to more general health symptoms.

After therapy, there is in general a highly significant reduction in the amount of autonomic symptoms and complaints (related or not related to voice), to such an extent that patients report on average no more general neurovegetative symptoms and complaints than those of healthy controls.