Sharp or dull pain in the ear.

Oozing of pus or fluid from the ear.

Reduced ability to hear in one or both ears.

Area of skin turns red or inflamed.

Enlargement of the infected area due to fluid accumulation.

Tenderness or pain in the affected area.

Uncomfortable sensation leading to scratching.

Burning sensation while urinating.

Feeling the need to urinate often.

Presence of blood, making urine pink or red.

Discomfort or aching in the lower abdomen.

Pain or scratchiness in the throat.

Persistent or dry coughing.

Blocked or stuffy nose.

Repeatedly expelling air from the nose.

Pain or pressure in the head.

Unquenchable thirst and frequent drinking.

Need to urinate often, especially at night.

Feeling of extreme tiredness or lethargy.

Difficulty focusing or seeing clearly.

Cuts or wounds take longer to heal.

Urge to urinate often, even with little output.

Burning sensation or discomfort when urinating.

Aching or pressure in the pelvic region.

Urine may appear cloudy or have a strong odor.

Discomfort or tightness in the chest, especially with activity.

Difficulty breathing during exertion.

Feeling tired despite adequate rest.

Upset stomach or vomiting sensation.

Discomfort when walking due to reduced circulation.

Unusual vaginal or penile discharge.

A burning sensation or discomfort while urinating.

Pain in the pelvic or lower belly area.

Discomfort or pain during intercourse.

Swelling or pain in the testicles.

Raised, inflamed spots filled with pus.

Small, darkened bumps on the skin.

Small, closed bumps filled with pus.

Painful, large lumps under the skin.

Excessive oil on the skin surface.

Persistent urge to scratch the affected area.

Inflamed, red patches on the skin.

Skin appears dry, flaky, or cracked.

Mild swelling around the inflamed areas.

Inflamed, often scaly patches on the skin.

Persistent urge to scratch the skin.

Red or pink welts on the skin.

Puffy, swollen areas of the skin.

Hot or stinging feeling in the affected areas.

Small fluid-filled bumps on the skin.

Reddened areas that develop into sores.

Formation of honey-colored crusts on lesions.

Discomfort and the urge to scratch.

Tenderness or pain in affected areas.

Mild swelling around the sores.

Red, scaly ring-shaped rash.

Intense desire to scratch the affected area.

Inflamed, red skin around the infection.

Flaky or peeling skin.

Small, fluid-filled bumps in the infected area.

Difficulty breathing, especially during physical activity.

High-pitched whistling sound while exhaling.

Persistent coughing, especially at night.

Feeling of pressure or tightness in the chest.

Excessive mucus production in the airways.

Intense, throbbing pain usually on one side.

Feeling of sickness or queasiness.

Expulsion of stomach contents.

Discomfort or pain due to bright lights.

Visual disturbances or other sensory changes.

Persistent or severe headaches.

Feeling lightheaded or faint.

Tightness or discomfort in the chest.

Difficulty breathing during everyday activities.

Blurry or distorted vision due to pressure on the optic nerves.

Sudden, repeated expulsion of air from the nose.

Continuous nasal discharge, often clear.

Irritation causing a need to rub the eyes.

Blocked or stuffy nasal passages.

Mucus running down the back of the throat.

Fluid-filled blisters around the mouth or lips.

Sensation of itchiness or tingling before sores appear.

Soreness or pain at the site of the blister.

Redness or inflammation around the affected area.

Scabs that form as the blisters heal.

Burning sensation in the chest or throat.

Bitter or sour taste in the mouth due to acid.

Discomfort in the chest area, often mistaken for heart issues.

Feeling of food being stuck in the throat.

Chronic cough, particularly at night.

Feeling sad, empty, or hopeless for prolonged periods.

Extreme tiredness or lack of energy.

Disinterest in hobbies or activities once enjoyed.

Trouble sleeping or sleeping too much.

Thoughts of harming oneself or ending one’s life.

Aching or sharp pain, especially during or after activity.

Difficulty moving joints, especially after rest.

Mild swelling around affected joints.

Limited ability to move the joint fully.

Feeling or hearing a grating sound in the joint.

Difficulty breathing, especially during physical activity.

Persistent cough that produces mucus.

High-pitched sound while breathing, especially exhaling.

Constant tiredness, even with rest.

Increased susceptibility to chest infections.

Cramping or discomfort in the stomach area.

Frequent, loose stools.

Difficulty passing stools or infrequent bowel movements.

Feeling of fullness or tightness in the abdomen.

Excessive farting or belching.

High body temperature, often above 100°F (37.8°C).

Sudden feeling of cold, followed by shivering.

Soreness or aches in muscles and joints.

Extreme tiredness, feeling of exhaustion.

Dry or productive cough, often severe.

Persistent tiredness despite adequate rest.

Pale skin or paleness around the eyes.

Difficulty breathing, even with light exertion.

Lightheadedness or feeling faint.

Extreme coldness in extremities due to reduced blood flow.

Sharp, cramping pain in the upper abdomen.

Feeling of queasiness, often after eating.

Discomfort or bloating after meals.

Yellowing of the skin or eyes.

Elevated body temperature due to infection.

Blocked or stuffy nose, difficulty breathing through the nose.

Tenderness or pain around the forehead, eyes, and cheeks.

Pressure-like headache, often worse when bending forward.

Mucus draining down the back of the throat.

Elevated body temperature, often with chills.

Pain or scratchiness in the throat, especially while swallowing.

Swelling of the lymph nodes in the neck.

Redness or inflammation in the back of the throat.

Pain or discomfort when swallowing food or liquids.

Elevated body temperature, often above 100°F (37.8°C).

Excess mucus drainage from the nose, often clear or cloudy.

Scratchy or painful throat, especially when swallowing.

Dry or productive cough that may worsen at night.

Blocked or stuffy nose, making breathing through the nose difficult.

Repeatedly expelling air from the nose, often with a tickling sensation.

Feeling on edge, constantly unable to relax.

Increased heart rate, palpitations, or a pounding heart.

Excessive sweating, often in stressful situations.

Shaking or trembling hands, legs, or body.

Trouble focusing on tasks or maintaining attention.