Ill-defined health conditions


  • Non-conclusive symptoms of disease
  • Mysterious organic damage
  • Non-specific bodily ailments
  • Signs of disharmony in the body
  • Chronic health irritations
  • Unresolved illhealth

Incidence

The highest costing disease category in the USA are ill-defined health conditions.

Claim

  1. Some ailments by their nature are difficult to diagnose, for example diagnoses of exclusion, and new strains of re-emerging diseases; for example, idiopathic anaphylaxis is a diagnosis of exclusion; a physician must eliminate all other known causes of anaphylactic attack before labelling it idiopathic.

Narrower

  1. Weight obsession
  2. Urine changes as symptoms of disease
  3. Uraemia
  4. Unnatural facial colour
  5. Unhealthy tongue
  6. Unhealthy appearance
  7. Type C viral hepatitis
  8. Tetany
  9. Snoring
  10. Sneezing
  11. Sleep disorders
  12. Sepsis
  13. Rigors
  14. Rashes
  15. Physiological shock
  16. Physical lethargy
  17. Phantom limb pain
  18. Paralysis
  19. Paraesthesia
  20. Numbness of limbs
  21. Non-cardiac chest pain
  22. Nervousness
  23. Nausea
  24. Mental tension
  25. Memory defects
  26. Loss of appetite
  27. Limited individual attention span
  28. Inflammation
  29. Ill-defined health conditions in animals
  30. Ill defined causes of morbidity
  31. Idiopathic anaphylaxis
  32. Hypoglycaemia
  33. Hypersensitivity
  34. Hyperpyrexia
  35. Hyperglycaemia
  36. Heart palpitation
  37. Headache
  38. Haemorrhage
  39. General debility
  40. Fainting
  41. Exhaustion
  42. Excessive sweating
  43. Essential hypertension
  44. Emotional strain
  45. Dyspnoea
  46. Dull eyes
  47. Dropsy
  48. Dizziness
  49. Diarrhoea
  50. Dessiccation of human skin
  51. Cyanosis
  52. Chills
  53. Changes in blood as symptoms of disease
  54. Brittle nails
  55. Appetite changes
  56. Anoxemia
  57. Anomia
  58. Alzheimer's disease
  59. Allergy
  60. Alkalosis
  61. Acidosis
  62. Aches
  63. Abnormal bodily secretions


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