Examples of using Causing symptoms in English and their translations into Hebrew
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There's no tumor, just a blockage causing pressure, causing symptoms.
Swelling in thebrain disrupts its normal function-- causing symptoms like hearing loss and extreme light sensitivity.
When these viruses enter the nose, throat or lungs of a person,they begin to multiply, causing symptoms of the flu.
Deep vein thrombosis occurswhen a clot grabs a vein in the leg, causing symptoms such as swelling of the leg and severe pain in the affected region.
The virus then enters the nose, throat,or lungs of a person and begins to multiply, causing symptoms of influenza.
If the tumor is large or causing symptoms, it should probably be treated, but if it is small and is not causing symptoms, it does not need to be treated.
Over time,problems with other pituitary hormones may develop, causing symptoms of the following conditions.
Individual differences in these genes orbrain areas may only set the stage for PTSD without actually causing symptoms.
The disease leads to decreased lung elasticity anddestruction of the lung alveoli, causing symptoms such as rapid breathing, coughing or difficulty breathing.
If the larvae pass into the bowel or large intestine, a severe eosinophilic granulomatous response mayalso occur one to two weeks following infection, causing symptoms mimicking Crohn's disease.
On the other hand, in some people,HIV infection can progress much faster, causing symptoms and significant decreases in the presence of CD4 cells in just a few years.
In addition, drinking too much alcohol regularly can cause cardiomyopathy-weakened heart muscle- causing symptoms of heart failure in some people.
Cushing's syndrome is a disease that occursdue to the high amount of cortisol in the blood, causing symptoms such as rapid weight gain and accumulation of fat in the abdominal and face region, in addition to the development of red streaks in the body and oily skin with tendency to acne, for example.
The Greeks thought the uterus would literally dry up and wander around the body in search of moisture, pressing on internal organs--yes-- causing symptoms from extreme emotions to dizziness and paralysis.
Acute transverse myelitis is aninflammation that affects the two sides of a part of the spine, causing symptoms such as back pain, weakness of the legs or arms, paralysis and even decreased sensitivity in the hands, being sometimes confused with poliomyelitis, Guillian-Barré and traumatic neuritis.
Capnocytophaga canimorsus is a bacterium present in the gums of dogs and catsand can be transmitted to people through licking and scratching, for example, causing symptoms such as diarrhea, fever and vomiting, for example.
Cushing's syndrome is a disease that occursdue to the high amount of cortisol in the blood, causing symptoms such as rapid weight gain and accumulation of fat in the abdominal and face region, in addition to the development of red streaks in the body and oily skin with tendency to acne, for example.
Allergic conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the eye that arises when you are exposed to an allergenic substance such as pollen, dust or animal hair,for example, causing symptoms such as redness, itching, swelling and excessive tear production.
Bacterial sinusitis corresponds toinflammation of the nasal sinuses caused by bacteria, causing symptoms such as excessive nasal secretion and frequent coryza.
Lupus is an autoimmune disease in which the patient's immune systemstarts to attack the body's own cells, causing symptoms such as red spots on the skin, arthritis and sores on the mouth and nose.
Autoimmune hemolytic anemia, also known by the acronym AHAI, is a disease characterized by the production of antibodies that react against red blood cells,destroying them and producing anemia, causing symptoms such as tiredness, pallor, dizziness, yellow eyes and skin This type of anemia can affect anyone, being more common in young adults.
These proteins may cause symptoms of fatigue.
Internal hemorrhoids that still cause symptoms after nonsurgical treatment.
These effects can cause symptoms of a serious condition called botulism.
Endometriosis causes symptoms such as severe menstrual pain and heavy menstruation.
While most STDs do cause symptoms, many are easily mistaken for other conditions.
There are several alternative diagnoses that could cause symptoms similar to ADHD.
Macrocytic anaemia causes symptoms that you get with any other kind of anaemia.
While most STDs cause symptoms, they can be easily mistaken for other conditions.
Internal hemorrhoids still cause symptoms after nonsurgical treatment.