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1 ulation and 41% in those with access related complains.

2 nently, millions of patients with Long-Covid complain about chronic fatigue and severe post-exertiona

3 ARS-CoV-2 virus a vast number of individuals complain about continuing breathlessness and fatigue eve

4 normal-weight) girls were more likely to complain about feeling low, anxious/worried and having d

5 normal-weight) boys had higher odds to complain about headache, pain in the back/hips, and feel

6 Patients often complain about insufficient sleep or chronic insomnia in

7 Restless legs patients complain about sensory and motor symptoms leading to sle

8 h recently treated or ongoing bacteremia who complain about severe and debilitating back pain with or

9 He complained about acute onset of central scotoma in his l

10 The patient complained about irregular bowel movements with intermit

11 At presentation, most patients complained about vaginal dryness and dyspareunia with im

12 i-professional left handed tennis player was complaining about pain in posterior-medial elbow area.

13 ith a prominent Ivy League scientist who was complaining about the minority students and junior facul

14 and negative social behaviors (e.g., praise, complain) and text was analyzed via Linguistic Inquiry a

15 ive impairment, in most cases without visual complains, but with subclinical loss of retinal nerve fi

16 cositis and taste dysfunction are frequently complained by patients with head and neck cancer receivi

17 by our tertiary center of colorectal surgery complaining diarrhoea and abdominal pain.

18 ticipants were defined as complaining or not-complaining if a cognitive complaint was reported or not

19 The lack of complains in pediatric patients may lead to a longer dia

20 .001) and in complaining (P < 0.001); in not-complaining it remained stable (P = 0.182).

21 Politicians and the public alike complain loudly about drug prices although fewer and few

22 with mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) often complain of cognitive fatigue during the chronic recover

23 any listeners with normal hearing thresholds complain of communication difficulties, and the causes f

24 Some recovered patients complain of continued shortness of breath.

25 Fifteen patients (60%) didn't complain of double vision in casual seeing condition des

26 icantly more likely than control patients to complain of fatigue (54% v 20%; P = .0002) and shortness

27 Patients with chronic pain frequently complain of fatigue and undergo endocrine testing.

28 on to the intensive care unit (ICU) commonly complain of fatigue, weakness, and poor functional statu

29 Although a few patients with multifocal IOLs complain of halo or glare, these symptoms can be minimiz

30 Some patients with HS complain of headache.

31 Flight crews complain of illness following a fume event in aircraft.

32 These children complain of intermittent popping and snapping within the

33 poral lobe epilepsy in which sufferers often complain of irretrievable loss of remote memories.

34 They did not complain of itch and had had symptoms for an average of

35 Up to 50% of patients in pediatric care will complain of medically unexplained symptoms with signific

36 Patients with epilepsy frequently complain of memory difficulties yet perform normally on

37 tilt on curves can go faster, but passengers complain of motion sickness.

38 kely than occupationally matched controls to complain of neuropsychological symptoms (including new o

39 fifth of subjects with UARS have low BP and complain of OI.

40 can patients were less likely than others to complain of pain.

41 rlie pain and in the treatment of people who complain of pain.

42 ves with time; however, these patients often complain of persistent text reading problems.

43 Patients with simple snoring (SS) often complain of poor sleep quality despite a normal apnoea-h

44 n undergoing the menopausal transition often complain of problems with memory.

45 Similarly, amputees commonly complain of the weight of prosthetic limbs(7), despite t

46 Approximately one-third of patients complain of visual symptoms, two thirds show some improv

47 Chronic pain patients commonly complain of working memory deficits, but the mechanisms

48 All patients complained of a mild burning sensation upon application

49 : A 21-year-old man, who had GBM 7 years ago complained of a transient shadow in his vision and prese

50 In the free descriptions, many respondents complained of an excessive workload and the mental burde

51 ther physical health problems not listed, or complained of back pain, migraines, or digestive problem

52 Patients typically complained of blurred vision and exhibited a combination

53 Despite the above replacement, she complained of bone pain and muscle weakness, and she con

54 llected at an initial visit for patients who complained of breathlessness and at a second visit in a

55 He complained of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) rhinorrhea and r

56 Eight cases complained of chronic dull pain, and severe iridodonesis

57 Of these, 966 complained of chronic headache, yielding a prevalence of

58 In addition, he complained of chronic pain of moderate to severe intensi

59 Of 68 positive cases, 85.3% complained of cough and 66.2% complained of rhinorrhea,

60 The patient complained of cramp-like abdominal pain and nausea.

61 Twenty months later, she complained of decreased visual acuity in the left eye (u

62 nd SD, whereas patients with LO-SD primarily complained of difficult dark adaptation.

63 The patient also complained of diplopia.

64 e in 21 patients with multiple sclerosis who complained of disabling fatigue by measuring the decline

65 max) decreased by 33%, although all patients complained of dry mouth before treatment.

66 physical examination was normal, but she had complained of dyspnea at the round.

67 Thirty-six percent complained of dyspnea, and 24% had cough and/or wheezing

68 At 32(5)/(7) weeks of gestation, the patient complained of epigastric pain, blood pressure was 180/11

69 of all patients (50.70%; 95% CI 47.26-54.14) complained of general symptoms 2 years' postdischarge an

70 These patients often complained of glare preoperatively, which most likely re

71 Only two patients complained of grade 3 xerostomia, and none had grade 4 x

72 ficantly more women in the anastrozole group complained of hot flushes at 24 months (23 of 76 [30%] v

73 3-year-old female living in the Florida Keys complained of intermittent stomachaches over a 2-month p

74 The patient complained of lack of musical appreciation and a battery

75 occurred in the 70-Gy cohort, in which 4.5% complained of late dysphagia.

76 s, hepatitis, or hematologic derangements or complained of leg cramps.

77 itiation of the treatment, the patient still complained of loss of vision in the left eye with a cent

78 ted with meningeal signs but less frequently complained of malaise; (2) had larger EM skin lesions de

79 She complained of mild foreign body sensation.

80 ual carrying the RYR1 frameshifting mutation complained of mild muscle weakness and fatigability.

81 Few participants complained of moderate to severe pain in any group immed

82 uired more benztropine for motor effects and complained of more insomnia with risperidone and more se

83 Both patients complained of new-onset progressive proptosis although t

84 A 34-year-old man with thalassemia major complained of nyctalopia and decreased vision following

85 Besides the 15-year-old patient complained of paroxysmal abdominal pains.

86 thoracoabdominal trauma 5 years earlier and complained of recurring pain.

87 e cases, 85.3% complained of cough and 66.2% complained of rhinorrhea, compared with 61.4% and 49.0%

88 Twenty-two (22%) of 98 patients complained of shortness of breath during everyday activi

89 Adults were often afebrile and complained of shortness of breath, chills, and severe pa

90 .5-J shock as very painful, and four (26.6%) complained of slight pain.

91 Few hours after the procedure, patient complained of sudden blurring of vision in the right eye

92 He complained of sudden painless profound visual loss in th

93 A 37-year-old Caucasian female complained of the sudden onset of a ring-like floater in

94 ients with chronic renal failure (38.6%) who complained of unsatisfactory sleep compared with healthy

95 n with a history of Berger's IgA nephropathy complained of visual impairment in both eyes.

96 phoma who presented to a community physician complaining of 4 months of isolated right retro-orbital

97 ients were predominately middle-aged females complaining of abdominal pain, bloating and diarrhea.

98 a 5-month period, we investigated all women complaining of abnormal vaginal discharge and seeking ca

99 elopment of dysaesthesia, with some patients complaining of burning pain.

100 A 66-years-old caucasian female complaining of conjunctival hemorrhage and chemosis in b

101 A 33-year-old man complaining of cough admitted our hospital for examinati

102 A significant number of patients not complaining of double vision in casual seeing state show

103 A 67-year-old male patient complaining of epigastric pain for a week and nausea and

104 Patients complaining of eye problems while receiving ICI treatmen

105 uhl et al provide strong evidence that women complaining of fatigue who were not anemic but who had r

106 to the Emergency Department of our hospital complaining of fever of 38-39 degrees C (mainly in the e

107 r disease presented to the retina department complaining of four days of painless vision loss in both

108 ir donation center within 3 days of donation complaining of influenza-like illness (ILI).

109 When an active youth presents complaining of knee pain, the treating pediatrician shou

110 Despite patients primarily complaining of language difficulties, emerging evidence

111 A 7-year-old white male, complaining of lower right tooth pain and swelling, pres

112 tended the renal transplant follow-up clinic complaining of pain in the right great toe.

113 ented to the ophthalmic emergency department complaining of pain, hyperemia and photophobia in the ri

114 ted respiratory disease visited our hospital complaining of persistent chest pain that manifested in

115 servational evaluation of patients with PASC complaining of poor exertional tolerance, tachycardia wi

116 an was referred to our ophthalmic department complaining of right eye vision blurring for six months.

117 ion and in use for more than a month started complaining of severe abdominal pain.

118 s within 5 min, with each subject waking and complaining of shortness of breath (mean time to arousal

119 e considered in the differential of patients complaining of sudden abdominal pain, especially after c

120 to the emergency department of our hospital complaining of sudden visual impairment and floaters of

121 ng, especially in older and smoking subjects complaining of unspecific symptoms, such as dyspnea and

122 In this report we describe a patient complaining of vertigo caused by spontaneous rupture of

123 sentation can be very similar, with patients complaining of vertigo, oscillopsia, and sometimes heari

124 -year-old male presented to a rural facility complaining of weight-loss, fatigue, hematuria, dysuria,

125 s a practical approach to patients with COPD complaining of worsening respiratory symptoms, particula

126 le patient presented to the surgery OPD with complains of a large mass in the occipital region presen

127 Furthermore, she complains of dyspnea and nausea and vomits approximately

128 answered a telephonic survey about physical complains of Long COVID.

129 d prospectively in a group of 8 patients who complained only of memory impairment without general cog

130 Participants were defined as complaining or not-complaining if a cognitive complaint

131 in the entire population (P < 0.001) and in complaining (P < 0.001); in not-complaining it remained

132 For microbiologists, who often complain that our contributions go unnoticed and that we

133 Developmental dyslexics often complain that small letters appear to blur and move arou

134 aps as a consequence, many hearing-aid users complain that they are not satisfied with their hearing

135 the intervention, which nudges passengers to complain to their drivers directly, across 12,000 vehicl