Category: Symptom

Nocturnal leg cramps are sudden, involuntary, and violent contractions of the leg muscles during sleep, often caused by factors such as cold legs, calcium deficiency, and fatigue. They are more…

Pruritus refers to an unpleasant skin sensation that triggers the urge to scratch or rub. It can be related to physical and chemical irritants, skin diseases, and endocrine disorders. Traditional…

A nodule refers to a palpable, round, quasi-round, or oval localized substantial lesion, mostly located in the dermis or subcutaneous tissue, with a diameter exceeding 1 cm. Epidemiology High-risk populationNon-specific…

Emaciation refers to weight loss due to illness or other factors, exceeding 10% of standard body weight, or a body mass index (BMI) below 18.5. It is characterized by rough,…

Proteinuria, also known as urine protein, is a common clinical abnormality in the urine, detected by a routine urinalysis. A 24-hour urine protein level exceeding 150 mg is considered proteinuria.…

Frequent nosebleeds in children refer to recurring nosebleeds in children. This can be caused by non-disease-related reasons such as bad nose habits and dry air, or by diseases such as…

Dull lower abdominal pain refers to mild or indistinct pain in the lower abdomen below the navel and above the pubic bone. This pain can be caused by a variety…

Oily ear, also known as moist earwax, wet ears, soft earwax, oily earwax, or greasy earwax, refers to the oily, sticky earwax (or cerumen) secreted from the external auditory canal.…

Loose stools may be caused by improper diet, cold abdomen, bacterial or viral infection, enteritis, indigestion, dysbacteriosis, etc. The main symptoms are repeated loose and soft stools like mud, which…