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the cause of a disease

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something that makes a medical condition more dangerous or difficult to treat

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a time when a disease starts to get better or worse very suddenly

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a dangerous lack of water in the body resulting from not drinking enough or by sweating, vomiting, or having diarrhoea

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a liquid that comes out from a part of someone’s body when they are ill

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something that you think you can see or hear that is not really there, especially because of an illness or the effect of drugs

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the way that a particular disease develops in someone

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the process by which illness or injury causes a small hole or cut in an organ or tube inside your body

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likely to suffer from a particular illness or condition

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the fact that someone is likely to think or behave in a particular way, or likely to develop a particular medical condition

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a situation in which harmful substances stay in the body instead of passing out of it

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a process in which a soft organ or soft tissue in your body becomes hard

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uncontrolled quick movements of your body that you make because, for example, you are ill, nervous, or have drunk too much alcohol

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likely to suffer from a particular illness or condition, or to be affected by it more severely than others are

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the increase in size of an area of your body caused by an injury or an illness

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a sign that someone has an illness

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showing the symptoms of an illness

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the time during an epidemic when the number of people who are infected with a disease increases very quickly

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the process by which ulcers are formed

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a loss of balance, or a feeling that things around you are spinning, often because you are in a very high place

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