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Definition of symptom
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of symptom is as below...
Symptom
(n.) Any
affection
which
accompanies
disease;
a
perceptible
change
in the body or its
functions,
which
indicates
disease,
or the kind or
phases
of
disease;
as, the
causes
of
disease
often lie
beyond
our
sight,
but we learn their
nature
by the
symptoms
exhibited..
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Indication
::
Indication
(n.) That which
serves
to
indicate
or point out; mark;
token;
sign;
symptom;
evidence.
Diagnostic
::
Diagnostic
(n.) The mark or
symptom
by which one
disease
is known or
distinguished
from
others.
Mortifying
::
Mortifying
(a.)
Tending
to
mortify;
affected
by, or
having
symptoms
of,
mortification;
as, a
mortifying
wound;
mortifying
flesh..
Secondary
::
Secondary
(a.)
Dependent
or
consequent
upon
another
disease;
as,
Bright's
disease
is often
secondary
to
scarlet
fever.
(b)
Occuring
in the
second
stage of a
disease;
as, the
secondary
symptoms
of
syphilis..
Indicate
::
Indicate
(v. t.) To show or
manifest
by
symptoms;
to point to as the
proper
remedies;
as, great
prostration
of
strength
indicates
the use of
stimulants..
Contraindicate
::
Contraindicate
(v. t.) To
indicate,
as by a
symptom,
some
method
of
treatment
contrary
to that which the
general
tenor of the case would seem to
require..
Idiopathical
::
Idiopathical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
idiopathy;
characterizing
a
disease
arising
primarily,
and not in
consequence
of some other
disease
or
injury;
--
opposed
to
symptomatic,
sympathetic,
and
traumatic..
Prognosticate
::
Prognosticate
(v. t.) To
indicate
as
future;
to
foretell
from signs or
symptoms;
to
prophesy;
to
foreshow;
to
predict;
as, to
prognosticate
evil..
Cholerine
::
Cholerine
(n.) The
precursory
symptoms
of
cholera.
Typhomalarial
::
Typhomalarial
(a.)
Pertaining
to
typhoid
fever and
malaria;
as,
typhomalarial
fever,
a form of fever
having
symptoms
both of
malarial
and
typhoid
fever..
Symptomatic
::
Symptom
(n.) A sign or
token;
that which
indicates
the
existence
of
something
else; as,
corruption
in
elections
is a
symptom
of the decay of
public
virtue..
Pathognomonic
::
Pathognomonic
(a.)
Specially
or
decisively
characteristic
of a
disease;
indicating
with
certainty
a
disease;
as, a
pathognomonic
symptom..
Preataxic
::
Preataxic
(a.)
Occurring
before
the
symptom
ataxia
has
developed;
--
applied
to the early
symptoms
of
locomotor
ataxia.
Cough
::
Cough (v. i.) The more or less
frequent
repetition
of
coughing,
constituting
a
symptom
of
disease..
Febrile
::
Febrile
(a.)
Pertaining
to
fever;
indicating
fever,
or
derived
from it; as,
febrile
symptoms;
febrile
action..
Prognostic
::
Prognostic
(a.) A sign or
symptom
indicating
the
course
and
termination
of a
disease.
Feverish
::
Feverish
(a.)
Indicating,
or
pertaining
to,
fever;
characteristic
of a
fever;
as,
feverish
symptoms..
Diagnostics
::
Diagnostics
(n.) That part of
medicine
which has to do with
ascertaining
the
nature
of
diseases
by means of their
symptoms
or
signs.
Aura
::
Aura (n.) The
peculiar
sensation,
as of a light
vapor,
or cold air,
rising
from the trunk or limbs
towards
the head, a
premonitory
symptom
of
epilepsy
or
hysterics..
Semiology
::
Semiology
(n.) The
science
of the signs or
symptoms
of
disease;
symptomatology.
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