Glossary for Intercourse symptoms

Medical terms related to Intercourse symptoms or mentioned in this section include:

• 46,XX testicular DSD: A sex chromosome disorder in males which affects gonadal development and causes infertility. Males have XX chromosomes instead of the normal XY.
• 46,XX testicular disorder of sex development: A sex chromosome disorder in males which affects gonadal development and causes infertility. Males have XX chromosomes instead of the normal XY.
• Abdominal Cancer: Growth of abnormal cells (tumour) affecting the organs in the abdominal cavity; may be due to primary growth of a tumour or spread from another tumour (metastases, secondary tumour)
• Abdominal pain that worsens with menses: also known as dysmenorrhea
• Abdominal symptoms: Symptoms affecting the abdomen or digestive tract
• Abnormal enlargement of bladder: rapid increase in the size of the urinary bladder
• Abnormal infrequent menstrual bleeding: also known as oligomenorrhea is the infrequent uterine bleeding episodes with intervals of more than 35 days
• Abnormal uterine bleeding: The loss of blood from the uterus that varies from that which is considered normal
• Abnormal vaginal bleeding: refers to vaginal bleeding at any time during the menstrual cycle other than normal menstruation
• Abnormal vaginal bleeding in children: Abnormal vaginal bleeding in children is any kind of bleeding or hemorrhage from the vagina in a girl who has not yet reached menses or puberty.
• Abnormal vaginal bleeding in pregnancy: Bleeding from the vagina during pregnancy that occurs after conception but before the onset of labour.
• Abnormal vaginal discharge: Abnormal vaginal discharge includes any type of discharge from the vagina that is not expected or typical, is heavier than usual, is bloody, is more watery than usual, and/or has an unusual smell.
• Abnormally decreased urination: known as oliguria
• Absence of vaginal bleeding: also called amenorrhea is the absence of menstruation in a women of reproductive age group. It maybe be primary or secondary
• Absent menses: amenorrhea is the absence of menstruation
• Achondroplasia: A rare disease characterized by abnormal bone growth which results in short stature with short arms and legs, large head and characteristic facial features.
• Acromegaly: An abnormal enlargement of the limbs due to increased secretion of growth hormone after the cessation of puberty
• Acute (or transient) urinary incontinence: Acute (or Transient) Incontinence is caused by a new or recent medical problem that can be treated.
• Acute Bokhoror: A brain disease caused by an unknown pathogen which is probably from the Picornavirus family of viruses. Mode of transmission is uncertain but genetic susceptibility may be involved. The incubation period appears to be an average of 15 years. The disease can be classified according to rate of progression: acute or subacute, slowly progressive and chronic. Death is common in the acute phase of the infection which can last from four days to four months.
• Acute Viliuisk Encephalitis: A brain disease caused by an unknown pathogen which is probably from the Picornavirus family of viruses. Mode of transmission is uncertain but genetic susceptibility may be involved. The incubation period appears to be an average of 15 years. The disease can be classified according to rate of progression: acute or subacute, slowly progressive and chronic. Death is common in the acute phase of the infection which can last from four days to four months.
• Acute Viliuisk Encephalomyelitis: A brain disease caused by an unknown pathogen which is probably from the Picornavirus family of viruses. Mode of transmission is uncertain but genetic susceptibility may be involved. The incubation period appears to be an average of 15 years. The disease can be classified according to rate of progression: acute or subacute, slowly progressive and chronic. Death is common in the acute phase of the infection which can last from four days to four months.
• Acute Vilyuisk Encephalitis: A brain disease caused by an unknown pathogen which is probably from the Picornavirus family of viruses. Mode of transmission is uncertain but genetic susceptibility may be involved. The incubation period appears to be an average of 15 years. The disease can be classified according to rate of progression: acute or subacute, slowly progressive and chronic. Death is common in the acute phase of the infection which can last from four days to four months.
• Acute Vilyuisk Encephalomyelitis: A brain disease caused by an unknown pathogen which is probably from the Picornavirus family of viruses. Mode of transmission is uncertain but genetic susceptibility may be involved. The incubation period appears to be an average of 15 years. The disease can be classified according to rate of progression: acute or subacute, slowly progressive and chronic. Death is common in the acute phase of the infection which can last from four days to four months.
• Acute chronic tailbone pain: pain due to lesions in the coccyx
• Acute chronic vaginal pain: pathologies of the vagina
• Acute diarrhoea: A sudden onset of diarrhoea
• Acute epididymitis:
• Acute herpes-like penile ulcers: formation of vesicles similar to the presentation in herpes
• Acute herpes-like vaginal ulcers: formation of vaginal ulcers similar to the presentation in herpes
• Acute oophoritis:
• Acute pain from intercourse: also known as dyspareunia
• Acute pain from intercourse in pregnancy: Acute pain from intercourse in pregnancy is the sudden onset of pain in the region of the vagina and pelvis, occurring during intercourse whilst pregnant.
• Acute pelvic inflammatory disease:
• Acute pelvic pain in children: Acute pelvic pain in children is a condition in which there is a sudden onset of pain or discomfort in the pelvis of a child.
• Acute prostate blockage like symptoms: conditions which cause acute symptoms similar to that when there is a blockage to prostate secretions
• Acute prostate pain symptoms: conditions which cause acute pain similar to that of pain due to a prostatic pathology
• Acute prostate symptoms: acute symptoms related to the prostate includes painful micturition, hestiatancy and frequency of micturition
• Acute prostate-related urinary dribbling: weak urinary stream
• Acute prostate-related urinary symptoms: Symptoms include urinary frequency, urgency, urgency incontinence, voiding at night (nocturia), weak urinary stream, hesitency (needing to wait for the stream to begin), intermittency (when the stream starts and stops intermittently), straining to void, dysuria (burning sensation in the urethra), and dribbling
• Acute prostate-related weak urinary stream: weak urinary stream
• Acute prostatitis: An acute condition which affects the prostate which is the result of infammation
• Acute testicular pain in children: Acute testicular pain in children is the sudden appearance of pain or discomfort in the testicle or testicles of a child.
• Acute torsion of testis:
• Acute uterine pain: pathologies of the uterus which cause pain for a short duration
• Acute uterine pain in pregnancy: Acute uterine pain in pregnancy refers to sudden onset of pain in the lower abdomen originating from the uterus in a woman who is pregnant
• Adenomyosis: presence of ectopic endometrial tissue in the myometrium
• Adnexal tenderness: Tenderness of the appendages or secondary structures of the uterus.
• Adrenal Cancer: A malignant cancer that develops in the adrenal gland. The tumor may be nonfunctioning (does not produce hormones) or functioning in which case excessive levels of hormones can cause a variety of symptoms depending on which hormone is involved. Adrenal hormones made in the cortex (outer part of the gland) are aldosterone, corticosteroids and androgenic steroids. Adrenalin and noradrenalin are the hormones made in the medulla (central part of the adrenal gland).
• Adrenal Cortex Diseases: Diseases of the adrenal cortex. Examples includes Addison's disease, Cushing's syndrome and adrenal fatigue.
• Adrenal Cortex Neoplasms: A tumor that develops in the adrenal gland. The tumor may be nonfunctioning (does not produce hormones) or functioning in which case excessive levels of hormones can cause a variety of symptoms depending on which hormone is involved. Adrenal hormones made in the cortex (outer part of the gland) are aldosterone, corticosteroids and androgenic steroids.
• Adrenal adenoma, familial: A benign tumor that develops in the adrenal gland and tends to run in families. The tumor may be nonfunctioning (does not produce hormones) or functioning in which case excessive levels of hormones can cause a variety of symptoms depending on which hormone is involved. Adrenal hormones made in the cortex (outer part of the gland) are aldosterone, corticosteroids and androgenic steroids . Adrenalin and noradrenalin are the hormones made in the medulla (central part of the adrenal gland).
• Adrenal gland hyperfunction: Excessive activity of the adrenal gland which causes excessive production of one or more adrenal hormones (aldosterone, corticosteroids, androgenic steroids, epinephrine and norepinephrine). The increased adrenal gland activity may be caused by an adrenal gland tumor or by excessive stimulation of the gland. Pituitary hormones stimulate adrenal gland activity.
• Adrenal incidentaloma: A tumor of the adrenal gland that is discovered incidentally while performing an imaging examination for reasons other than an adrenal tumor. The tumor may be asymptomatic or can causes excessive secretion of adrenal hormones and resulting symptoms. The tumor may also be malignant or benign.
• Adrenocortical carcinoma: A condition which is characterized by malignancy which affects the adrenocortex.
• Alcock syndrome: A nerve disorder which causes pain in the pelvic, genital and perianal areas.
• Alcohol abuse: Excessive alcohol as a symptom of other conditions
• Alcohol-Induced Disorders: Disorders caused by excessive alcohol consumption. The symptoms are variable depending on the disorder involved. Some of the disorders are: alcohol abuse, alcohol dependence, alcohol intoxication, alcohol withdrawal, alcohol intoxication delirium, alcohol withdrawal delirium, alcohol-induced persisting dementia, alcohol-induced persisting amnestic disorder, alcohol-induced psychotic disorder, alcohol-induced mood disorder, alcohol-induced anxiety disorder, alcohol-induced sexual dysfunction, alcohol-induced sleep disorder, liver damage, liver cancer and esophageal cancer.
• Allen-Masters syndrome: Damage to muscle layers in the pelvis which allows the abnormally increased movement of the cervix. It often occurs after a traumatic surgical birth, induced abortion or excessive vaginal packing.
• Altered bladder habits: causes of retention
• Altered bladder habits in pregnancy: Altered bladder habits in pregnancy are normal and consist of nocturia and frequency of micturition.
• Ambiguous genitalia: Genitalia that is difficult to distinguish.
• Ambiguous genitalia in children: Ambiguous genitalia in children include variations and/or combinations of genitalia in a child that makes it unclear if it is a boy or a girl.
• Amenorrhea: Absence of menstrual periods.
• Ammonia-smelling urine: Ammonia-smelling urine refers to urine with an odor of ammonia.
• Ammonia-smelling urine in children: Ammonia-smelling urine in children is urine with an abnormal smell of ammonia, often indicating a urinary tract infection in children.
• Amyloid Neuropathies: A peripheral nerve disorder caused by abnormal amyloid deposits in the nerves. Sensory, autonomic or motor nerves may be affected. The degree of nerve involvement, and hence symptoms, are variable.
• Andrade's syndrome: An inherited condition characterized by deposits of an abnormal protein called amyloid in various parts of the body including organs. The condition mainly involves neurological symptoms.
• Andropause: A symptomatic decline in male androgens that may occur as men age.
• Angular cheilitis: This is an inflammation with maceration, exudation and fissure formation at the labial commissures
• Anogenital pruritus: An itching located in the anal and genital regions
• Anxiety: Excessive worry, anxiety, or fear.
• Anxiety disorder: A mental condition that is characterized by anxiety and avoidance behaviours
• Atherosclerosis: A condition which is a form of arteriosclerosis where atheromas are caused by the aggregation of cholesterol and lipids
• Atrophic vaginitis: Type of vaginitis usually related to aging and menopause
• Autoimmune Endometriosis: An endometriosis that is caused by an autoimmune reaction
• Autoimmune Interstitial Cystitis: Interstitial cystitis caused by an autoimmune reaction
• Autonomic dysfunction: disease or malfunction of the autonomic nervous system.
• Autonomic neuropathy: A condition which is characterized by a functional disturbance or pathological change in the autonomic nervous system
• BEEC: A rare syndrome characterized by a birth defect where the bladder is inside out and protrudes from the lower abdominal wall. The urethra and genitals are also abnormally formed. The degree of malformation is variable.
• BXO: Skin condition of the penis which can effect the glans, prepuce or urethra.
• Bacterial prostatitis: Bacterial prostatitis is a bacterial inflammation of the prostate gland, in men.
• Bacterial vaginosis in pregnancy:
• Bartholin's cyst: Cyst in a small vaginal gland
• Bedwetting in children: Bedwetting in children is the inability to control urination during sleep in a child who is old enough to be toilet trained.
• Bence Jones Proteins: The presence of free light chains in the urine
• Bence jones protein: Bence Jones protein is a type of abnormal protein that may be found in the urine associated with certain conditions and diseases that produce high levels of protein in the urine.
• Benign ovarian cyst:
• Benign prostate hypertrophy: Non-cancerous prostrate enlargement common with aging
• Bent penis: Abnormal bending or curvature of the penis
• Bilateral adnexal tenderness: grave gynaecological complication
• Black urine in children: Black urine in children refers to urine that is black in color in children.
• Bladder burning sensation: Burning urination pain due to inflammatory bladder conditions.
• Bladder cancer: Bladder cancer refers to any of several types of malignant growths of the urinary bladder. It is a disease in which abnormal cells multiply without control in the bladder.
• Bladder distention: A condition which is characterized by anatomical distention of ones bladder
• Bladder fullness: distension of the lower central portion of the abdomen
• Bladder incontinence: The inability to control ones bladder function
• Bladder infection: Infection of the bladder.
• Bladder infections: The occurrence of bacterial or other infections of the bladder
• Bladder infections in pregnancy: Bladder infections in pregnancy cause pain in the suprapubic area, burning pain with micturition, urinary frequency, and are sometimes associated with pyelonephritis.
• Bladder inflammation: A condition which is characterized by inflammation of the epithelial lining of the bladder
• Bladder lump: Irregular small swelling in the bladder.
• Bladder obstruction: Bladder obstruction can be acute or chronic.
• Bladder pain: Pain affecting the bladder
• Bladder pain in pregnancy: Bladder pain in pregnancy is usually caused by a urinary tract infection.
• Bladder redness: Erythematous inflammation of the urinary bladder due to infection.
• Bladder swelling: Bladder swelling can be acute or chronic in nature.
• Bladder symptoms: Symptoms related to the bladder and urination.
• Bladder symptoms in pregnancy: Bladder symptoms in pregnancy are usually represented by pain in the suprapubic area, burning pain with micturition, urinary frequency, and are sometimes associated with pyelonephritis.
• Bladder ulcer: Break in the continuity of the lining mucous membrane of the bladder.
• Bladder weakness: Weakness in the detrusor muscle contractility.
• Bleeding after sex: Vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse
• Bleeding that occurs after a woman has stopped menstruating: postmenopausal bleeding
• Blood in urine: Hematuria is blood in the urine.
• Blood in urine in children: Blood in urine in children is a condition in which there is visible blood or microscopic blood in the urine of a child.
• Bloody diarrhea: Diarrhea with blood in stool
• Bloody ejaculation: Blood appearing in the ejaculate after male ejaculation
• Bloody semen: Blood appearing in ejaculated semen
• Bloody vaginal discharge: discharge from the vagina other than normal menstruation
• Bloody vaginal discharge in pregnancy: Bloody vaginal discharge in pregnancy refers to the loss of blood from the vagina whilst pregnant. This blood is often found on the toilet paper, in the toilet bowl or after sexual intercourse. The blood loss may or may not be accompanied by other symptoms such as pain.
• Blue urine: Blue coloration of the urine
• Blue urine in children: Blue urine in children is a condition in which the urine is blue.
• Boggy enlarged prostate: enlarged painful prostate
• Borderline Personality Disorder: Mental condition with behavioral and emotional problems.
• Bowel incontinence: Loss of full control of the bowel
• Brain -- bone -- fat: A rare inherited disease characterized by bone cysts and progressive presenile dementia.
• Breakthrough bleeding: Breakthrough bleeding includes any type of mild to severe bleeding or hemorrhaging that occurs after initial bleeding has stopped.
• Breast Feeding: Nursing an infant with breast milk.
• Brewery urine odor in children: Brewery urine odor in children refers to an abnormal brewery type smell of a child's urine.
• Brown urine: The occurrence of brown urine
• Brudzinski's sign: A symptom which occurs in meningitis when flexion of the neck causes flexion of the hip and knee
• Burning during urination: The experience of burning sensation when urinating
• Burning during urination in pregnancy: Burning during urination refers to discomfort when urinating in a woman who is pregnant.
• Burning micturition: Burning micturition is an uncomfortable or painful burning sensation in the urethra while urinating.
• Burning micturition in males: Burning micturition in males is a condition in which a male experiences an uncomfortable or painful burning sensation in the urethra while urinating.
• Burning on urination in female children: Burning on urination in female children occurs when a girl experiences stinging or burning pain when urinating.
• Burning on urination in male children: Burning on urination in male children occurs when a boy experiences stinging or burning pain when urinating.
• Burning urination in female children: Burning urination in female children is a condition in which a girl experiences burning in the urethra while urinating.
• Burning urination in male children: Burning urination in male children refers to a boy who experiences burning in the urethra while urinating.
• Burning urination in pregnancy: Burning urination in pregnancy is a condition in which a pregnant woman has burning in the urethra while urinating.
• Burning when urinating: burning micturition is a classical presentation of infection
• Burning when you urinate: burning micturition is a classical presentation of infection
• Calcification of basal ganglia with or without hypocalcemia: Calcification of a part of the brain called the basal ganglia. That calcification may be associated with conditions such as hypothyroidism, cytomegalovirus, and AIDS or may occur for no apparent reason. The severity of the condition may vary greatly from asymptomatic to neurological, psychiatric and movement disorders. The disorder may also progress at variable rates or remain stable depending on the underlying disease process.
• Candidiasis: Fungal infection of moist areas such as mouth or vagina
• Caramel urine odor in children: Caramel urine odor in children is a condition in which the urine has an abnormal caramel smell.
• Cathinone poisoning: Cathinone comes from the leaves of the Khat plant which is native to eastern Africa. Cathinone is a stimulant as well as have pain killing, weight loss and neuromuscular effects. The psychoactive effects are usually utilized by chewing on the leaves of the plant but sometimes dried leaves are used.
• Celery urine odor in children: Celery urine odor in children is a condition in which the urine has an abnormal smell similar to the smell of celery.
• Cervical cancer: A condition which is characterized by the occurrence of malignancy on the cervix
• Cervical dilatation: Cervical dilatation is the opening of the cervix, the entrance to a woman's uterus.
• Cervical dilation: Dilation of the cevix.
• Cervical erosion: A shallow superficial ulceration of the cervix.
• Cervicitis: A condition which is characterized by inflammation of the cervix
• Cervix bleeding: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical bleeding
• Cervix blister: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical blisters
• Cervix bruise: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical pain
• Cervix burning sensation: Inflammatory conditions which cause burning sensation of the cervix
• Cervix deformity: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical pain
• Cervix infection: Inflammatory conditions of the cervix.
• Cervix inflammation: Inflammatory conditions of the cervix.
• Cervix itch: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical pain
• Cervix lump: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical lump
• Cervix obstruction: Obstruction either at the internal or external os.
• Cervix pain: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical pain
• Cervix rash: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical rash and erythema
• Cervix redness: Inflammatory conditions of the cervix which causes erythema.
• Cervix spasm: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical spasms
• Cervix swelling: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical swelling
• Cervix symptoms: Symptoms affecting the cervix
• Cervix ulcer: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical ulcers
• Cervix weakness: Weakness of the cervical muscle contraction.
• Chancre: An ulcer like eruption that is located on an epithelial surface
• Chancroid: An sexually transmitted disease caused by the Haemophilus ducreyi bacteria and is characterized by painful genital ulceration.
• Change in sexual desire in pregnancy: Change in sexual desire in pregnancy is an alteration in a woman's libido during pregnancy. Libido may be increased or decreased, and can very at different times throughout the pregnancy.
• Changes in normal menstrual cycle: can cause increase or decrease in the menstrual flow
• Changes in sexual desire: Changes that occur in ones sexual desires
• Cheesy vaginal discharge: curdy white precipitate which bleeds on removal
• Chemical poisoning -- Manganese: Manganese is a chemical used mainly in fertilizers, welding rods, matches, electrical coils, ceramics and animal food additives. Ingestion and other exposures to the chemical can cause various symptoms. The type and severity of symptoms varies depending on the amount of chemical involved and the nature of the exposure.
• Chemical poisoning -- Toluene Diisocyanate: Toluene Diisocyanate is a chemical used mainly in the manufacture of elastomers and polyurethane foams. Ingestion and other exposures to the chemical can cause various symptoms. The type and severity of symptoms varies depending on the amount of chemical involved and the nature of the exposure.
• Chemical poisoning -- Trichloroethylene: Trichloroethylene is a chemical used mainly as an industrial solvent and in adhesives, lacquer, fire retardants and house cleaning solvents. Ingestion and other exposures to the chemical can cause various symptoms. The type and severity of symptoms varies depending on the amount of chemical involved and the nature of the exposure.
• Chemical poisoning -- Vinyl Choride: Vinyl Choride is an intermediate chemical used in the manufacturing process of a variety of products: polyvinyl chloride, pipes, wire coverings, vehicle plastics, rubber, paper, furniture and glass. Ingestion and other exposures to the chemical can cause various symptoms. The type and severity of symptoms varies depending on the amount of chemical involved and the nature of the exposure.
• Chlamydia: Common sexually transmitted disease often without symptoms.
• Chlamydia in pregnancy:
• Chlamydial infection: Infection from Chlamydia genus.
• Chronic Diarrhea: Chronic diarrhea is long-term, ongoing lose, watery and frequent stools.
• Chronic Kidney Disease: Long-term and generally irreversible disease of the kidneys due to infection, obstruction, congenital diseases or generalised diseases causing failure of the kidneys' normal functions.
• Chronic diarrhoea: Diarrhoea lasting for more than 3 weeks
• Chronic herpes-like genital pain: formation of vesicles seen commonly in a rash
• Chronic herpes-like genital rash: formation of vesicles similar to the presentation in herpes
• Chronic herpes-like genital symptoms: formation of vesicles associated with pain similar to the presentation in herpes
• Chronic herpes-like genital ulcers: formation of ulcers similar to the presentation in herpes
• Chronic herpes-like penile ulcers: formation of vesicles similar to the presentation in herpes
• Chronic herpes-like vaginal ulcers: formation of vaginal ulcers similar to the presentation in herpes
• Chronic interstitial cystitis:
• Chronic pain from intercourse: also known as dyspareunia
• Chronic prostate blockage like symptoms: conditions which cause chronic symptoms similar to that when there is a blockage to prostate secretions
• Chronic prostate pain symptoms: conditions which cause chronic pain similar to that of pain due to a prostatic pathology
• Chronic prostate symptoms: symptoms related to the prostate includes painful micturition, hestiatancy and frequency of micturition
• Chronic prostate-related urinary dribbling: weak urinary stream
• Chronic prostate-related urinary symptoms: Symptomsinclude urinary frequency, urgency, urgency incontinence, voiding at night (nocturia), weak urinary stream, hesitency (needing to wait for the stream to begin), intermittency (when the stream starts and stops intermittently), straining to void, dysuria (burning sensation in the urethra), and dribbling
• Chronic prostate-related weak urinary stream: weak urinary stream
• Chronic pyelonephritis: chronic pyelonephritis is persistent kidney inflammation that can scar the kidneys and may lead to chronic renal failure
• Chronic tailbone pain: pain due to lesions in the coccyx
• Chronic uterine pain: pathologies of the uterus which cause pain for a long duration
• Chronic vaginal pain: pathologies of the vagina
• Chyluria in children: Chyluria in children refers to a child who has chyle in the urine stream making the urine appear milky.
• Cirrhosis of liver: diffuse hepatic process characterized by fibrosis and the conversion of normal liver architecture into structurally abnormal nodules
• Clear urine: Urine that is clear or less yellow
• Clitoris itch: An sensation to scratch the clitoris
• Clitoris pain: A feeling of distress and agony caused by the stimulation of pain nerve endings in the clitoris.
• Clitoris rash: An eruption on the skin of the clitoris.
• Clitoris symptoms: Symptoms affecting the clitoris
• Cloudy urine: Cloudy or milky appearance of urine
• Cloudy urine during pregnancy: Changes in appearance of urine in a woman who is pregnant.
• Cloudy urine in children: Cloudy urine in children is urine that is hazy, opaque, or murky instead of clear.
• Coccydynia: pain in the area of the coccyx (tailbone)
• Coccydynia related to sports: Coccydynia is a type of tailbone pain, it is also known as coccygodynia is pain in the area of the coccyx or tail bone as it is sometimes called. It is five times more common in women than men.
• Coccyx pain: pain in the area of the coccyx (tailbone) is called coccydynia or coccygodynia
• Colicky pain in pelvis: type of pain which is catchy in nature
• Colicky pain in the lower sacrum: type of pain which is catchy in nature
• Colorless vaginal discharge: known as leucorrhea
• Congenital adrenal hyperplasia -- simple virilizing form in females: A group of disorder that occur when a deficiency of 21-hydroxylase impairs the normal process of making adrenal corticosteroids. The simple virilizing form involves a moderate deficiency of 21-hydroxylase and differs in its effects on males and females.
• Congenital penile anomalies: Congenital penile anomalies are birth defects of the penis.
• Constant Sacrum pain: Constant sacrum pain refers to steady discomfort in the lowest area of the back and upper area of the buttocks.
• Constant coccydynia: Constant coccydynia is a continuous pain in the coccyx, also called a tailbone.
• Constant coccyx pain: Constant coccyx pain refers to discomfort in the coccyx or tailbone that is steady and continual.
• Constant hip pain in children: Constant hip pain in children is discomfort in a child's hip that is steady and continual.
• Constant nocturia in elderly females: Constant nocturia in elderly females is a steady need for an older woman to wake up at night to urinate.
• Constant nocturia in elderly males: Constant nocturia in elderly males refers to a steady need for an older man to wake up at night to urinate.
• Constant pelvic pain: Constant pelvic pain is steady discomfort in the pelvis.
• Constant pelvic pain in children: Constant pelvic pain in children is steady and continual discomfort in the pelvis of a child.
• Constant proteinuria: Constant proteinuria is an abnormal finding, in which there is a steady and continual presence of protein in the urine.
• Constant pyuria: Constant pyuria is a steady condition in which a person has pus in the urine.
• Constant sacroiliac pain: Constant sacroiliac pain is steady discomfort in the lowest area of the back and upper area of the buttocks.
• Constant scrotal pain: Constant scrotal pain is discomfort is the scrotum that is steady and continual.
• Constant suprapubic pain in children: Constant suprapubic pain in children refer to steady discomfort just above the public area in a child.
• Constant testicular pain: Constant testicular pain is steady and continual discomfort in the testicles.
• Constant uterine pain: Constant uterine pain is steady discomfort in the uterus of a female.
• Constant vaginal discharge in children: Constant vaginal discharge in children is the presence of steady secretions from a girl's vagina.
• Continuous overflow dribbling: continous dribbling of urine
• Conversion Disorder: A psychological condition where physical symptoms arise due to emotional dilemmas.
• Corpus luteum hematoma: Corpus luteum hematoma is a collection of blood in a woman's ovary.
• Coxa valga: Coxa valga is an abnormal outward curvature of the hip joint.
• Cryptorchidism in children: Cryptorchidism in children refers to a boy who has an undescended testicle.
• Curdy white discharge: Curdy white discharge is any type of secretion or exudate that is white and resembles cheese curds in texture.
• Cushing syndrome, familial: A hormonal disorder caused by high levels of the cortisol hormone due to the abnormal development of the adrenal gland.
• Cushing's disease: A condition of hyperadrenocorticism which is secondary to excessive pituitary secretion of ACTH. Cushing's disease is different to Cushing's syndrome which refers to the effects of glucocorticoid excess from any cause.
• Cushing-like symptoms: Symptoms similar to those of Cushing's disease
• Cutis laxa congenital: A rare connective tissue disorder where an infant is born with loose, elastic skin.
• Cystitis in males:
• Dark urine: A dark discolouration of the urine.
• Dark urine in children: Dark urine in children refers to urine that is dark in color.
• Darkened urine: Discoloration or darkening of urine color.
• De la Chapelle syndrome: A sex chromosome disorder in males which affects gonadal development and causes infertility. Males have XX chromosomes instead of the normal XY.
• Dead fish urine odor in children: Dead fish urine odor in children is the abnormal smell of dead fish in a child's urine.
• Decreased libido: Decreased libido is a reduction in the sex drive
• Decreased menses: oligomenorrhea is the term used to describe infrequent or very light menstruation in a woman with previously normal periods
• Decreased penile sensation: Decreased penile sensation is a lowered level of feeling in the penis.
• Decreased urine chloride: A decrease in the urine chloride levels
• Decreased urine output: Decreased urine output is defined as producing less than 500 milliliters of urine in 24 hours.
• Decreased urine output in pregnancy: A decrease in the amount of urine a woman is producing compared to her normal bladder pattern whilst pregnant.
• Decreased urine specific gravity: A decrease in the concentration of particles in the urine
• Decreased urine stream: A perceived or observed decrease in the strength or flow of one's urine stream.
• Deep yellow urine: Deep yellow urine is urine that is dark yellow.
• Deep yellow urine in children: Deep yellow urine in children occurs when a child's urine is dark yellow.
• Delayed ejaculation: A condition which is characterized by a delay in the males ability to ejaculate
• Delayed puberty: A lack of sexual maturation in an adolescent at an age significantly higher than the average age that child of that epidemiology attains puberty.
• Delayed sexual development: Delayed sexual development refers to late development of the sexual organs.
• Depressive disorders: Depression or its various related conditions.
• Depressive symptoms: Inappropriate depressed mood.
• Diabetes Mellitus, Noninsulin-Dependent, Susceptibility to, 1: Noninsulin-dependent diabetes (Type 2 diabetes) is a type of diabetes that doesn't respond to insulin but does tend to respond to dietary measures and diabetes medication. Researchers have discovered a number of genes which are linked to an increased risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. The genetic anomaly alone is not enough to cause the disease but simply increases the risk. Type 1 is linked to a defect on chromosome 2q37.3.
• Diabetes Mellitus, Noninsulin-Dependent, Susceptibility to, 2: Noninsulin-dependent diabetes (Type 2 diabetes) is a type of diabetes that doesn't respond to insulin but does tend to respond to dietary measures and diabetes medication. Researchers have discovered a number of genes which are linked to an increased risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. The genetic anomaly alone is not enough to cause the disease but simply increases the risk. Type 2 is linked to a defect on chromosome 12q24.2.
• Diabetes Mellitus, Noninsulin-Dependent, Susceptibility to, 3: Noninsulin-dependent diabetes (Type 2 diabetes) is a type of diabetes that doesn't respond to insulin but does tend to respond to dietary measures and diabetes medication. Researchers have discovered a number of genes which are linked to an increased risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. The genetic anomaly alone is not enough to cause the disease but simply increases the risk. Type 3 is linked to a defect on chromosome 20q12-q13.1.
• Diabetes Mellitus, Noninsulin-Dependent, Susceptibility to, 4: Noninsulin-dependent diabetes (Type 2 diabetes) is a type of diabetes that doesn't respond to insulin but does tend to respond to dietary measures and diabetes medication. Researchers have discovered a number of genes which are linked to an increased risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. The genetic anomaly alone is not enough to cause the disease but simply increases the risk. Type 4 is linked to a defect on chromosome 5q34-q35.2.
• Diabetes-like neuropathy symptoms: also known as peripheral neuropathy is a typical presentation of diabetes but can be a presentation of other diseases too
• Diabetes-like symptoms: Symptoms similar to those of diabetes
• Diabetic neuropathy: nerve damage which maybe motor, sensory and autonomic
• Diarrhea: Loose, soft, or watery stool.
• Difficult coitus: also known as dyspareunia
• Difficulty going to bathroom: difficulty in bowel movements or passing urine
• Difficulty starting a stream: difficulty to initiate micturition
• Difficulty starting to urinate: difficulty initiating onset of micturition
• Discharge from penis: abnormal discharge from the penis which is not urine or semen
• Dislocated hip:
• Disorders of the ovaries:
• Disorders of the urinary bladder:
• Disorders of the uterus in the reproductive age group:
• Diuresis: increased production of urine by the kidney
• Dwarfism: An abnormally short individual
• Dysmenorrhea: Excessive menstrual-like cramping pain
• Dysmenorrhea in young adults: Dysmenorrhea in young adults is a condition in which a young woman experiences severe pain and cramps during menstruation.
• Dyspareunia: Painful sexual intercourse
• Dyspareunia similar to pelvic inflammatory disease: mild pain during intercourse
• Dysthymia: Chronic depression usually associated with elderly people suffering stress from a variety of causes.
• Dysthymia/seasonal depression disorder, PND:
• Dysuria: Painful urination
• Dysuria in children: Dysuria in children is difficulty urinating in a child.
• Early puberty: Early puberty refers to an premature onset of the physical changes in the body that signal readiness for reproduction.
• Ectopic urethra:
• Ejaculate blood: blood in the semen, called hematospermia, maybe undectable( microscopic) or visible in the ejaculation fluid
• Ejaculation symptoms: Symptoms related to ejaculation and orgasm
• Elevated urinary 5-hydroxyindole acetic acid: An increase in the urinary 5-hydroxyindole acetic acid in the urine
• Empty sella syndrome -- acquired: A disorder where the bony structure surrounding the pituitary gland (sella) appears to be empty except for the cerebrospinal fluid - often results from radiation, surgery or injury which causes the pituitary gland to shrink.
• Empty sella syndrome -- primary: A rare inherited disorder where the bony structure surrounding the pituitary gland (sella) appears to be empty as the pituitary gland is flattened due to a defect. It is instead filled with cerebrospinal fluid.
• Endometrial Cancer: Cancer of the endometrium (uterus lining).
• Endometrial conditions: Conditions that affect the female endometrium that is located in the uterus
• Endometriosis: Misplaced uterus tissue causing scar tissue.
• Endometritis: Inflammation of the endometrium (uterine lining)
• Enlarged ovaries: Where the ovaries of a female have increased in size to what is considered normal
• Enlarged ovary: An enlargement of the female ovary to a size bigger than considered normal
• Enlarged testicle: Enlargement of the male testicle to a size considered to be more than normal
• Enuresis: The involuntary discharge of urine occurring at night
• Enuresis in children: Enuresis in children refers to bedwetting in a child.
• Epididymal nodules: presence of nodules in the epididymis
• Erectile disorder:
• Erectile dysfunction: The inability to obtain on normal erection
• Erection problems:
• Excessive menstrual bleeding: A condition which is characterized by an abnormal excess of blood loss during menstruation
• Excessive thirst and urination in children: Excessive thirst and urination in children is the condition of having an unusually sizable thirst coupled with copious urination.
• Excessive urination at night: known as nocturia is the increased frequency in passing urine during night time
• Excessive urination in children: Excessive urination in children refers to greater than normal amounts of urination.
• External os bleeding: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical bleeding.
• External os blister: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical blisters.
• External os bruise: Injury or trauma to the external orifice of the cervix which is often characterized by ruptured blood vessels and discolorations.
• External os burning sensation: Inflammatory conditions which cause burning sensation of the cervix.
• External os deformity: External os deformity is a condition in which the external opening of a woman's uterus is malformed or abnormal.
• External os infection: Inflammatory conditions of the cervix.
• External os inflammation: Inflammatory conditions of the cervix.
• External os itch: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical itching.
• External os lump: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical lump.
• External os obstruction: Obstruction either at the internal or external os.
• External os pain: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical pain.
• External os rash: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical rash and erythema.
• External os redness: Inflammatory conditions of the cervix which causes erythema.
• External os spasm: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical spasms.
• External os swelling: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical swelling.
• External os ulcer: Inflammatory conditions which cause cervical ulcers.
• External os weakness: Weakness of the cervical muscle contraction.
• Fallopian tube symptoms: Symptoms affecting the female fallopian tubes
• Familial hypopituitarism: Impaired pituitary gland hormone-producing activity that tends to run in families. The failure of the pituitary gland in turn affects other hormone-producing glands which rely on the hormones from the pituitary gland for their activity. Symptoms are determined by the degree and type of hormone deficiency involved.
• Fecal incontinence: The loss of control of a persons bowel motions
• Fecal soiling in children: Fecal soiling in children, also called fecal incontinence, occurs when a child loses control of his or her bowel movement.
• Fecal urgency: Sudden or excessive need to defecate
• Female athlete triad: The components of the triad consist ofdisordered eating, amenorrhea, and osteoporosis. Not all patients have all 3 components of the triad, and new dataarebeginning to emerge that even having only1 or 2 elements of the triad greatly increases these females' long-term morbidity. Often difficult to recognize, the female athlete triadcan have a significant impact on morbidity and even mortality in a relatively young segment of the population.
• Female frigidity: failure of a female to respond to sexual stimulus
• Female genital disorders: Any condition affecting the female genital organs.
• Female genital symptoms: Symptoms affecting the female genital organs.
• Female infertility: A condition characterized by the inability of a female to become pregnant
• Female sexual conditions: Sexual conditions that affect the female
• Female sexual symptoms: Symptoms of the female sexual organs.
• Fertility symptoms: Fertility problems for men or women.
• Fibroids: Benign nodules in the uterus wall.
• Fishy vaginal discharge odor in children: Fishy vaginal discharge odor in children refers to a girl's vaginal discharge that smells fishy.
• Forbes-Albright syndrome: A rare condition where a hormone secreting pituitary or hypothalamic tumor causes galactorrhea and amenorrhea.
• Foreskin itch: An sensation to scratch the foreskin
• Foreskin paresthesia/ tingling: A loss of sensation located at or around the foreskin
• Foreskin rash: An eruption on the skin of the foreskin
• Foreskin symptoms: Symptoms affecting the foreskin of the penis
• Foreskin tingling/ paresthesia: A tingling sensation located on the foreskin
• Foul smelling urine in children: Foul smelling urine in children refers to a child's urine that has a bad, abnormal smell.
• Frequency of urination: Increase in the frequency of voiding urine.
• Frequency of urination in pregnancy: Frequency of urination in pregnancy is normal and is defined by frequent voiding both day and night.
• Frequent stools: Where a person frequently opens their bowels
• Frequent urination: Urinating more often than normal
• Frequent urination in children: Frequent urination in children is a condition in which a child urinates more often than normal.
• Frequent urination in pregnancy: frequent urination in pregnancy refers to urination more that is more than normal for a woman who is pregnant.
• Functioning pancreatic endocrine tumor: Tumors that develop in the pancreas and cause excessive secretion of one or more pancreatic hormones such as insulin, somatostatin, glucagons, gastrin, ACTH (corticosteroids) and vasoactive intestinal peptidase.
• Galactorrhoea-Hyperprolactinaemia: Increased blood prolactin levels associated with galactorrhea (abnormal milk secretion). It may be caused by such things as certain medications, pituitary disorders and thyroid disorders. The condition can occur in males as well as females.
• Genital bruise: A haematoma that occurs on the genitals.
• Genital bruise in children: Genital bruise in children is the rupturing of blood vessels in the genital area of a child resulting in a purplish discoloration.
• Genital herpes: Sexually transmitted infection of the genital region.
• Genital itching: Itching of the genital region
• Genital itching in children: Genital itching in children is a condition in which a child feels an itching sensation in the genital area.
• Genital lesions in male: most commonly are ulcers which are situated in the genital area
• Genital lesions in the male: Genital lesions in the male refer to ulcers or sores that develop on the genitals.
• Genital paresthesia/ tingling: Genital paresthesia/tingling includes abnormal or unusual sensations, such as numbness, tingling, pins and needles, and burning of the genitals.
• Genital psoriasis: Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition characterized by scaling and inflammation of the skin which can occur on virtually any part of the body. Psoriasis can occur on the mucous membranes of the genitals but it is not as common as occurrence on the skin. Lesions on the genitals are usually accompanied by lesions on other parts of the body.
• Genital rash: Rash of the genital region
• Genital rash in children: Genital rash in children refers to an eruption or reaction of the skin or mucous membranes of a child's genitals.
• Genital sores: Skin sores in the genital regions.
• Genital sores in children: Genital sores in children are ulcerations or lesions that develop on a child's genitals.
• Genital swelling: A swelling located on the genitals
• Genital symptoms: Symptoms affecting the sex organs.
• Genital system cancer: A malignancy that affects the genital system
• Genital ulcer: A defect of the epithelial or mucosal surface on the genitals
• Genital ulcer in children: Genital ulcer in children refers to sores or lesions that develop on a child's genitals.
• Genital warts: Skin warts in the genital regions.
• Glassy cell carcinoma of the cervix: A rare type of cervical cancer.
• Glucosuria: The abnormal presence of glucose in the urine
• Glycosuria: High levels of sugars in the urine
• Glycosuria in pregnancy: Glycosuria in pregnancy refers to the presence of glucose (sugar) in the urine. In pregnancy it commonly occurs in the absence of diabetes (gestational or pre-existing) but is also common in those with diabetes.
• Gonococcal urethritis: An infection of the urethra causing inflammation by a gonococcal organism
• Gradual onset of cervical stenosis: Gradual onset of cervical stenosis is the slow development of a narrowing in the spinal canal of the neck.
• Gradual onset of hip pain in children: Gradual onset of hip pain in children is the slow development of discomfort in the hip of a child.
• Gradual onset of involuntary urination: Gradual onset of involuntary urination is the slow development of urination that occurs outside of a person's control, also called urinary incontinence.
• Gradual onset of malodourous urine: Gradual onset of malodorous urine is the slow development of abnormally foul or bad smelling urine.
• Gradual onset of nephropathy due to chronic disorders: Gradual onset of nephropathy due to chronic disorders refers to a slow development of kidney damage or kidney disease caused by a chronic disorder.
• Gradual onset of proteinuria: Gradual onset of proteinuria is a slow development of protein in the urine.
• Gradual onset of scrotal swelling: Gradual onset of scrotal swelling is a slow development of puffiness or abnormal enlargement of the scrotum.
• Gradual onset of steadily aching pelvic pain: Gradual onset of steadily aching pelvic pain refers to a slow development of a continual aching discomfort in the pelvis.
• Granuloma inguinale: Granulomous disease spread sexually.
• Granulomatous hypophysitis: A rare disorder caused by the inflammation of the pituitary gland. It can occur as a result of other infections such as tuberculosis and sarcoidosis.
• Grape like vesicles per vagina: Grape like vesicles per vagina are a collection of fluid-filled sacs or blisters in the vagina that resemble a bunch a grapes.
• Green urine: Green coloration of the urine
• Green urine in children: Green urine in children refers to urine that is green in color in a child.
• Green vaginal discharge: most commonly associated with purulent infective organisms
• Greenish vaginal discharge: Greenish vaginal discharge refers to vaginal secretions or exudate that is green tinged.
• Gulf War syndrome: Syndrome in military veterans of the Gulf war
• Gynaecologic infection:
• Gynaecological conditions: Any condition the affects the female reproductive organs
• Gynecologic infection: infection of the female reproductive tract
• HAIR-AN Syndrome: A very rare syndrome that affects females only and is characterized mainly by insulin resistance, dark velvety patches of skin and increased male hormone production in females.
• Haematuria: Presence of blood in the urine.
• Haemoglobin in urine: The presence of haemoglobin in the urine
• Hanhart syndrome type I: A rare genetic disorder characterized by retarded growth, impaired libido, distinctive facial features, delayed puberty and excess fatty deposits in breast and abdominal area.
• Having to urinate frequently: known as polyuria
• Heart attack: An acute myocardial infarction
• Heavy menstruation: When there is more than usual blood loss during menstruation
• Heavy periods: Excessive menstrual bleeding (called menorrhagia or hypermenorrhea)
• Hematochromatosis: Hemochromatosis is the abnormal accumulation of iron in parenchymal organs, leading to organ toxicity. It is the most common inherited liver disease in whites and the most common autosomal recessive genetic disorder.
• Hematuria: Hematuria refers to blood in the urine.
• Hematuria during menses: Hematuria during menses is the presence of blood in the urine during a woman's menstruation.
• Hematuria with proteinuria in children: Hematuria with proteinuria in children refers to the presence of blood in the urine along with protein in the urine of a child.
• Hematuria without proteinuria in children: Hematuria without proteinuria in children refers to blood in the urine without protein in the urine of a child.
• Hemochromatosis: Excess of iron leading to problems with joints, liver, heart and pancreas.
• Hemochromatosis type 1: A genetic disorder where too much iron is absorbed from food and it is stored in various parts of the body which can cause damage. Type 1 is the most common form of the disorder, has an adult onset and is inherited recessively.
• Hemochromatosis type 2: A rare genetic disorder where too much iron is absorbed from food and it is stored in various parts of the body which can cause damage. Type 2 is a more severe type, has a juvenile onset and is inherited recessively.
• Hemochromatosis type 3: A rare genetic disorder where too much iron is absorbed from food and it is stored in various parts of the body which can cause damage. Type 3 has an onset that is between type 1 and type 2 and is inherited recessively.
• Hemochromatosis type 4: A rare genetic disorder where too much iron is absorbed from food and it is stored in various parts of the body which can cause damage. Type 4 has an adult onset but is inherited dominantly.
• Hemochromatosis-related diabetes: A single-gene disease that causes iron accumulation in the tissues of the body. Diabetes is a primary complication if hemochromatosis goes untreated. Hemochromatosis is sometimes referred to as "bronze diabetes."
• Herbal Agent overdose -- Cottonseed: Cottonseed can be used as a herbal agent used to reduce male fertility in China. The herbal agent contains a chemical called gossyphol which can cause various overdose symptoms if ingested in excessive quantities.
• Hereditary Hemochromatosis: A genetic disorder where too much iron is absorbed from food and it is stored in various parts of the body which can cause damage. There are 4 types of hemochromatosis and they are distinguished by age of onset, genetic cause and type of inheritance. Some sufferers may be asymptomatic.
• Herpes-like genital rash: formation of vesicles similar to the presentation in herpes
• Herpes-like genital symptoms: formation of vesicles similar to the presentation in herpes
• Herpes-like genital ulcers: formation of ulcers similar to the presentation in herpes
• Herpes-like penile ulcers: formation of vesicles similar to the presentation in herpes
• Herpes-like vaginal ulcers: formation of vaginal ulcers similar to the presentation in herpes
• High 24 hour urine volume: A high volume of urine which passed in 24 hours
• High coloured urine:
• Hip pain: Pain in the hip region
• Hip pain in children: Hip pain in children refers to discomfort in the hip of a child.
• Hip pain in pregnancy: Hip pain in pregnancy is pain felt on either side of the pelvis. The pain may be constant or intermittent, mild or severe. At times pain may limit activities and normal ambulation.
• Hip symptoms: Symptoms affecting the hip joint.
• Hip symptoms in pregnancy: Hip symptoms in pregnancy usually refers to pain or discomfort felt on either side of the pelvis. The pain may be constant or intermittent, mild or severe. At times pain may limit activities and normal ambulation.
• Hirsutism in polycystic ovarian disease: Hirsutism in polycystic ovarian disease is a condition in which there is an excessive growth of dark hair in unusual places on a female's body, such as on the face, that is caused by polycystic ovarian disease.
• Hyperadrenalism: Excessive levels of adrenal hormones in the body. Symptoms depend on which hormone is involved and the degree of involvement. Adrenal hormones are aldosterone, corticosteroids, androgenic steroids, epinephrine and norepinephrine.
• Hyperandrogenism: Excessive levels of androgen (male sex hormones) that can occur in males and females.
• Hypercalcuria: Raised calcium levels in the urine.
• Hypergonadotropic ovarian failure: Premature onset of menopause - occurs before the fourth decade -average age of onset of menopause is about 50 years of age. The condition can occur sporadically or may be inherited in a familial manner.
• Hypergonadotropic ovarian failure, familial or sporadic: A rare disorder where the ovaries fail to function prematurely. Ovarian failure can occur in the 20's or 30's. Normal ovarian failure occurs during menopause. Premature ovarian failure can be caused by a genetic mutation and can occur sporadically or in a familial pattern.
• Hyperprolactinemia: High levels of prolactin in the blood.
• Hypersecretion of growth hormone: increased production of growth hormone from the pituitary gland
• Hypersexuality: Excessively increased libido
• Hyperuricaemia: Raised levels of uric acid or urate in the blood.
• Hypogenitalism in children: Hypogenitalism in children refers to a partial or complete lack of development of a child's genitals.
• Hypogonadism: medical term for a defect of the reproductive system that results in lack of function of the gonads (ovaries or testes).
• Hypogonadism, isolated, hypogonadotropic: A rare condition involving a deficiency of sex hormones (leutinizing and follicle-stimulating hormone) which results in partial or complete failure of puberty.
• Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism without anosmia, X-linked: A rare X-linked disorder involving a deficiency of sex hormones (leutinizing and follicle-stimulating hormone). It is similar to Kallman syndrome but the sense of smell is preserved.
• Hypopituitarism: A condition characterized by diminished hormonal section by the pituitary gland
• Idiopathic Parkinson's disease: Idiopathic Parkinson's disease is Parkinson's disease for which no particular cause can be determined - it is the most prevalent form of the condition. Parkinson's disease is a chronic, progressive, degenerative brain disorder characterized by tremors, muscle rigidity and slowed movements.
• Idiopathic dysmenorrhea: Idiopathic dysmenorrhea refers to severe uterine pain and cramping during menstruation with no known cause.
• Ilium bleeding: Usually occurs due to trauma.
• Ilium bruise: Usually occurs due to trauma.
• Ilium burning sensation: Abnormal sensations felt along the pelvic area.
• Ilium deformity: Distortion of the pelvis structure.
• Ilium infection: Infection of the pelvic bones.
• Ilium inflammation: Inflammation of the pelvic bones.
• Ilium lump: Irregular small raised lesions of the pelvic bone.
• Ilium numb: Abnormal sensations felt along the pelvic area.
• Ilium redness: Redness and inflammation of the pelvic bones.
• Ilium sensitive: Abnormal sensations felt along the pelvic area.
• Ilium stiff: Stiffness of the pelvic muscles.
• Ilium swelling: Usually occurs due to trauma.
• Ilium tingling: Abnormal sensations felt along the pelvic area.
• Ilium weakness: Weakness of the pelvic muscles.
• Impotence: Difficulty starting or maintaining an erection
• Impotence (Erectile dysfunction):
• Inability to control urination: The inability of a person to control their urination
• Inability to have intercourse: dyspareunia
• Inability to urinate: inability to micturate can be due to external, internal or neurogenic in nature
• Incontinence: Either urinary incontinence or fecal incontinence
• Incontinence of faeces:
• Incontinence of feces: fecal incontinence is the inability to control bowel movements causing stools to leak unexpectedly
• Incontinence of urine: urine incontinence is the involuntary passage of urine at times and in amounts that interfere with the normal daily activites of living
• Incontinence of urine in pregnancy: Incontinence of urine in pregnancy refers to unintentional leakage of urine in a woman who is pregnant.
• Incontinence symptoms: Symptoms related to incontinence.
• Increased frequency of urination in adults: Increased frequency of urination in adults is an increase in the number of times an adult urinates.
• Increased libido: Increased sexual desires and urges
• Increased thirst and urination: also known as polydipsia and polyuria
• Increased urinary urobilinogen: A test of the reduced form of urobilin formed by bacterial action on bile pigments in the gastrointestinal tract.
• Increased urine chloride: An increase in the urine chloride levels
• Induration of the prostate: swelling of the prostate gland
• Infectious diarrhea: Infectious diarrhea is frequent, loose, watery bowel movements that are caused by an infection.
• Infertility: Inability of couples to establish pregnancy by having sexual intercourse over a period of time, usually more than 1 year in length.
• Infrequent urination: The infrequent passage of urine
• Inhibited ejaculation: The inhibition of a males ability to ejaculate
• Intense urge to defecate: sudden onset or urge to defecate
• Intense uterine contractions: also known as labor pains
• Intercourse symptoms in pregnancy: Intercourse symptoms in pregnancy are pain or discomfort in the region of the vagina and pelvis, occurring during intercourse whilst pregnant.
• Intermittent chronic herpes-like genital pain: formation of vesicles seen commonly in a rash
• Intermittent chronic pain from intercourse: also known as dyspareunia
• Intermittent chronic pelvic pain: chronic pain in the pelvic area

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