Symptoms and Related Conditions

Oscillopsia happens when the eyes and brain fail to work together to keep vision steady. Problems with the inner ear, nervous system, or eye muscles often…

Muscle weakness happens when muscles lose strength and cannot perform as well as they should. Many factors can cause this, including overuse, injury, illness, or problems…

Chorea happens when certain brain pathways misfire, causing sudden, involuntary movements that can affect the face, hands, feet, or other body parts. Many factors can lead…

Dysesthesia happens when the nervous system sends faulty signals, creating sensations that feel burning, tingling, itchy, or even restrictive without a clear physical cause. Nerve damage…

Dizziness can make a person feel lightheaded, unsteady, or as if the room is spinning. The brain often receives conflicting signals about balance from the inner…

Blue sclera happens when the normally white part of the eye takes on a bluish tint. This change often occurs because the sclera becomes thinner, allowing…

A spastic colon, often linked to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), happens when the muscles in the large intestine contract in an irregular way. Diet, stress, infections,…

Facial flushing happens when blood vessels under the skin widen, causing the face, neck, or chest to turn red and feel warm. Normal body responses like…

Terminal agitation is a distressing condition that can occur in the final days or hours of life. It often involves sudden restlessness, confusion, or emotional changes….

Feeling unusually tired or lacking energy can make even simple tasks feel harder than they should. Lethargy is more than just being sleepy—it’s a noticeable drop…