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Paralysis refers to the suppression or interruption of sensory or motor function. Paralysis often occurs in individuals ...
Adenopathy is characterized by the enlargement of lymph nodes and may result from inflammation, tumors, or infections. S...
Neurasthenia is characterized by extreme physical and psychological fatigue. Symptoms include difficulty making decision...
Timpanism refers to increased resonance in the chest or abdomen, detected by tapping the body with fingers, creating a d...
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Hysteria occurs when I experience a neurosis and express my inner conflict through physical symptoms, such as nerve cris...
Autism, a term used in psychiatry, describes a behavior characterized by a withdrawal from reality, wherein the indivi...
Pulmonary pressure indicates an imbalance between internal and external pressures, creating a sensation of restriction i...
Rett syndrome is a severe neurological disorder characterized by mental incapacity and progressive motor disease. It has...
Similar to the lips of the face being considered as the "doors" of the mouth, the vaginal lips represent those of the ge...
A furuncle is a painful subcutaneous infection resulting in an abscess with significant discharge, typically centered ar...
Apoplexy, often resulting from cerebral hemorrhage, leads to a brief, reversible, yet complete loss of consciousness due...
Anger, or rage, represents an intense emotional state characterized by physical and verbal outbursts, escalating to scre...
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