combined ontology for inflammatory diseases Samantha C Pendleton ClinicalBERT https://icdlist.com/?t=icd10&s=inflammation https://patient.info/ https://www.icd10data.com/ICD10CM/Index/I/Inflammation%2C_inflamed%2C_inflammatory https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ https://github.com/sap218/coid https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ BFO:0000066 a relation between a process and an independent continuant, in which the process takes place entirely within the independent continuant uni-directional occurs in symptom of characterised by patient reported symptom of type of condition onset course within 6 weeks acute lasting longer than 6 months chronic flare outbreak outbreaks reactivation recurring reucrrent condition reoccuring recurrent condition inflammated inflammatory inflammatory disorders organised by ICD-10 system inflammation by system inflammation of visual system age age group of patient maturity speed at which condition developed onset insidious fulminant fulminate fast development sudden cerebritis myeltitis ICD10:G04.0 ICD10:G04.8 ICD10:G04.9 ICD10:G05.0 ICD9:323.52 SNOMEDCT:41370002 readcode:X001W inflammation of the spinal cord which can disrupt the normal responses from the brain to the rest of the body myelitis characterising condition classification symptom of circulatory system physical symptoms as reported by NHS and patient.info clinical symptom impacts to result in inflammation - or complications outcome from inflammation complication current condition activity activity status condition currently occuring active improving degeneration worse worsening inertia no change condition not currently occuring quiescent patient doing better but still on treatment in remission on treatment patient doing better and off treatment in remission off treatment inactivity of recent onset outcomes to inflammatory events outcome external factors which can cause inflammation impact baby 29 days and less neonatal child children kid juvenile type of cancer that starts in cells that make up the tissue lining organs carcinoma 10-13 years prepubescent 11-16 years pubescent 10-19 years adolescent 20 years over mature burns errythematous erythematous erythmatous erythrodermic malar pink NCIT:C26901 SNOMEDCT:386713009 erythema discoloration of the skin caused by infectious agents, inflammation, drug hypersensitivity, or underlying disease redness can't move cripple joints crack limp pop SNOMEDCT:67759008 state of not moving or motionless due to the inability to move, usually alongside pain immobility puffy NCIT:C3399 PATO:0001851 SNOMEDCT:65124004 bulge swollen enlargement or expansion in size swelling warm warm to touch heat drowsy exhausted tired HP:0012378 NCIT:C3036 SNOMEDCT:84229001 SYMP:0019177 tired a weariness or exhaustion from labor, exertion, or stress fatigue burst an instance of bursting suddenly patient.info rupture frostbite bite bitten cut fall scratch torn injury high temperature hot HP:0001945 NCIT:C3038 SNOMEDCT:386661006 SYMP:0000613 pyrexia a rise of body temperature above the normal whether a natural response fever eruptions exanthems intertrigo macpap maculopapular malar miliaria morbilliform papular papules NCIT:C39594 SNOMEDCT:271807003 SYMP:0000487 eruption discoloration change in the skin which affects appearance or texture rash foreign objects SNOMEDCT:80585000 intolerant of cold extremely sensitive to cold temperatures sensitivity to cold inflammation of respiratory system ICD10:L98.9 ICD10:R23.8 inflammation of skin and subcutaneous tissue perioral seborrhea seborrheic spongiotic ICD10:B88.0 ICD10:B88.9 ICD10:I83.1 ICD10:I83.2 ICD10:L08.0 ICD10:L08.8 ICD10:L08.9 ICD10:L20 ICD10:L20.0 ICD10:L20.8 ICD10:L20.9 ICD10:L21 ICD10:L21.8 ICD10:L21.9 ICD10:L22 ICD10:L23 ICD10:L23.0 ICD10:L23.1 ICD10:L23.2 ICD10:L23.3 ICD10:L23.4 ICD10:L23.5 ICD10:L23.6 ICD10:L23.7 ICD10:L23.8 ICD10:L23.9 ICD10:L24 ICD10:L24.0 ICD10:L24.1 ICD10:L24.2 ICD10:L24.3 ICD10:L24.4 ICD10:L24.5 ICD10:L24.6 ICD10:L24.7 ICD10:L24.8 ICD10:L24.9 ICD10:L25 ICD10:L25.0 ICD10:L25.1 ICD10:L25.2 ICD10:L25.3 ICD10:L25.4 ICD10:L25.5 ICD10:L25.8 ICD10:L25.9 ICD10:L26 ICD10:L27.2 ICD10:L27.8 ICD10:L27.9 ICD10:L30 ICD10:L30.0 ICD10:L30.3 ICD10:L30.8 ICD10:L30.9 ICD10:L70.0 ICD10:L70.8 ICD10:L70.9 ICD10:L85.3 ICD9:692 SNOMEDCT:703938007 readcode:M12z0 general term for skin inflammation dermatitis symptom of digestive system yellow HP:0000952 NCIT:C3143 SNOMEDCT:18165001 SYMP:0000539 yellow skin icterus yellow pigmentation of the skin, mucous membranes, and the eyes jaundice HP:0000975 NCIT:C36172 SNOMEDCT:415690000 SYMP:0019175 hyperhidrosis watery secretion by the sweat glands sweating excema ICD10:L20.8 ICD9:692 SNOMEDCT:43116000 readcode:M12z1 a common skin condition that causes patches of skin that are itchy, cracked and sore eczema ICD10:L20.8 ICD10:L28.0 ICD9:698.3 SNOMEDCT:267854005 readcode:XE1CW a skin condition characterized by chronic itching or scaling neurodermatitis ICD10:L21.0 ICD9:690.11 a fungal infection of the scalp capitis inflammation of central nervous system meningitises ICD10:A39.0 ICD10:G00 ICD9:320.9 ICD9:321.9 SNOMEDCT:7180009 readcode:Fyu04 inflammation of the lining around your brain and spinal cord meningitis ICD10:G00 ICD10:G00.8 ICD10:G00.9 ICD9:320 SNOMEDCT:95883001 readcode:F007z the most serious type of meningitis bacterial meningitis HP:0025143 NCIT:C35143 SNOMEDCT:43724002 SYMP:0019174 shiver rigor sensation of being cold chills GERD LPR acid reflux dyspepsia gastroesphogeal HP:0002020 NCIT:C34670 SNOMEDCT:16331000 SYMP:0000423 SYMP:0000439 pyrosis reflux abdominal discomfort in chest or throat usually associated with reflux heartburn HP:0031246 SNOMEDCT:11833005 SYMP:0000025 nonproductive cough cough that does not produce phlegm or mucus dry cough vesicular HP:0008066 NCIT:C75564 SNOMEDCT:417237009 SYMP:0000009 skin bullae fluid filled cavity with a thin wall blister ICD10:G02.0 ICD9:322.0 SNOMEDCT:230153005 readcode:X000V type of meningitis is less common, caused by parasites that are found in dirt, feces, and on some animals and food, like snails, raw fish, poultry, or produce parasitic meningitis encephalitises ICD10:G04.0 ICD10:G04.8 ICD10:G05.0 ICD10:G05.1 ICD10:G05.2 ICD10:G37.0 ICD9:064 SNOMEDCT:45170000 readcode:XE15C inflammation of the brain tissue encephalitis ICD10:G08.1 ICD10:I80 ICD10:K75.1 ICD9:451 SNOMEDCT:61599003 readcode:G80z0 inflammation of a vein phlebitis ICD10:G08.0 ICD10:I80 ICD9:451 SNOMEDCT:64156001 readcode:G80z1 one or more blood clots in a vein that cause inflammation thrombophlebitis inflammation of eyelid, lacrimal system, and orbit styes ICD10:H00.0 ICD9:373.1 SNOMEDCT:397513003 readcode:F4D1 small lump on the eyelid caused by an infection hordeolum ICD10:H00.1 ICD9:373.2 SNOMEDCT:1482004 readcode:F4D2 small cyst that develops within the eyelid chalazion blep bleph blepharits blephartis blephritis blepth bleth bletharitis scaly DOID:9423 HP:0000498 ICD10:H01.0 ICD10:H01.8 ICD10:H01.9 ICD9:373.0 NCIT:C112183 SNOMEDCT:41446000 readcode:F4D00 eyelid inflammation cellulitis of eyelid inflammation of the eyelid blepharitis inflammation of lacrimal system ICD10:H04.0 ICD9:375.0 SNOMEDCT:86927009 readcode:F4F00 inflammation of the lacrimal gland dacryoadenitis inflammation of lacrimal passages ICD10:H05.1 inflammation of orbit inflammation of conjuctiva conjuctivitis conjuntivitis pink eye ICD10:H10 ICD10:H10.0 ICD10:H10.1 ICD10:H10.2 ICD10:H10.3 ICD10:H10.4 ICD10:H10.8 ICD10:H10.9 ICD9:077.4 ICD9:372.0 SNOMEDCT:9826008 readcode:F4C00 infection in the outer membrane of your eyeball conjunctivitis ICD10:H10.5 SNOMEDCT:68659002 readcode:F4C20 inflammation of the eyelid and conjunctiva blepharoconjuctivitis inflammation of eyelid inflammation of sclera, cornea, iris, and cillary body inflammation of sclera inflammation of cornea inflammation of iris inflammation of cillary body DOID:13452 HP:0100532 ICD10:H15.0 ICD9:379.0 NCIT:C119046 SNOMEDCT:78370002 readcode:F4K00 inflammation of white of eye inflammation of the sclera, white outer part of the eye scleritis epi episceritis epischleritis HP:0100534 ICD10:H15.1 ICD9:095.0 NCIT:C112189 SNOMEDCT:815008 readcode:X00aA bulbar conjunctivitis inflammation of the episclera, the clear layer on top of the white part of your eye, the sclera episcleritis ICD10:H16 ICD10:H16.8 ICD10:H16.9 ICD9:370.2 ICD9:370.5 SNOMEDCT:5888003 readcode:FyuD2 inflammation of the cornea keratitis ICD10:H16.2 ICD10:M35.0 ICD9:370.3 ICD9:370.4 SNOMEDCT:88151007 readcode:F4A3z inflammation of the cornea and conjunctiva keratoconjuctivitis inflammation of uvea ICD9:091.5 SNOMEDCT:128473001 readcode:XM0qt inflammation of the middle layer of the eye, called the uvea uveitis ICD10:H20.0 SNOMEDCT:410692006 readcode:X00be inflammation of the anterior chamber and uvea anterior uveitis ICD10:H20.9 ICD9:274.8 SNOMEDCT:65074000 type of anterior uveitis iritis ICD10:H20 ICD10:H20.0 ICD10:H20.1 ICD10:H20.2 ICD10:H20.8 ICD10:H20.9 ICD9:053.22 ICD9:054.44 ICD9:364.0 ICD9:364.1 SNOMEDCT:77971008 readcode:F4410 an inflammation of the iris and of the ciliary body iridocyclitis SNOMEDCT:314429009 readcode:XaF44 type of uveitis localized to the vitreous and retina intermediate uveitis ICD10:H20.0 ICD10:H30.2 ICD9:364.21 SNOMEDCT:314428001 readcode:XaF43 inflammation of the ciliary body posterior cyclitis ICD10:H30.2 ICD9:363.21 SNOMEDCT:45688009 readcode:XS1W4 inflammation of the narrowed area between the iris and the choroid pars planitis ICD10:H43.2 SNOMEDCT:95802009 inflammation of the jelly-like part of the eye, the vitreous cavity vitritis ICD10:H30.9 SNOMEDCT:43363007 readcode:F4322 inflammation of the choroid, the posterior chamber of the eye posterior uveitis ICD10:H30.0 ICD10:H30.1 ICD10:H30.9 ICD9:363.0 ICD9:363.1 ICD9:363.2 ICD9:366.3 SNOMEDCT:16553002 readcode:F4320 inflammation of the choroid choroiditis ICD10:H30.0 ICD10:H30.1 ICD10:H30.8 ICD10:H30.9 ICD9:363.0 ICD9:363.1 ICD9:363.2 SNOMEDCT:46627006 readcode:F432z inflammation of the choroid and retina chorioretinitis pigmentosa ICD10:H30.0 ICD10:H30.1 ICD10:H30.9 ICD10:N18.5 ICD9:115 ICD9:363.0 ICD9:363.1 ICD9:363.2 SNOMEDCT:399463004 readcode:F4321 inflammation of the retina retinitis ICD10:H30.0 ICD10:H30.1 ICD10:H30.9 ICD9:363.0 ICD9:363.1 manifestation of an infection retinochoroiditis ICD10:H44.1 ICD9:360.1 SNOMEDCT:75614007 readcode:F4011 inflammation of all layers of the uvea of the eye panuveitis inflammation of lens inflammation of choroid and retina ADEM ICD10:G04.0 ICD10:G04.8 ICD10:G05.0 ICD9:323.81 SNOMEDCT:62950007 readcode:X001X inflammation of the brain and spinal cord encephalomyelitis inflammation of vitreous body and globe inflammation of vitreous body inflammation of globe endopthalmitis ICD10:H44.0 ICD10:H44.1 ICD9:360.0 ICD9:360.1 SNOMEDCT:1847009 readcode:F401z inflammation of the interior cavity of the eye endophthalmitis ICD10:H44.3 ICD9:360.24 SNOMEDCT:875001 readcode:F4023 chalcosis ICD10:H02.3 ICD9:374.34 SNOMEDCT:47704002 readcode:XE16k inflammation of the eyelid that is characterized by exacerbations and remissions of eyelid edema blepharochalasis ICD10:H04.3 ICD10:H04.4 ICD9:375.3 ICD9:375.4 SNOMEDCT:85777005 readcode:F4F30 infection of the tear sac usually due to a blockage in the tear duct dacryocystitis ICD10:H04.3 dacryopericystitis bloodshot petechia petechiae petechial petecial purpura purpuric NCIT:C26791 SNOMEDCT:131148009 SYMP:0000007 hemorrhage flow of blood from a ruptured blood vessel bleeding ICD10:H04.3 ICD10:H04.4 ICD9:375.3 ICD9:375.4 SNOMEDCT:93129004 readcode:X75gM inflammation of the canaliculus, which is a short channel near the inner corner of the eyelid through which tears drain into the tear sac canaliculitis ICD10:H04.4 ICD9:375.4 SNOMEDCT:42758002 readcode:F4F42 salivary gland cyst, which contains mucous content mucocele ICD10:L40.2 ICD9:696.1 SNOMEDCT:8197001 a common skin condition that typically affects children - a characteristic response of the skin to viral infection acrodermatitis osteomyeltitis osteomylelitis osteomyletis osteomylitis osteomylitus osteomyolitis ICD10:H05.0 ICD10:K10.2 ICD10:M86.8 ICD9:730.0 ICD9:730.1 SNOMEDCT:60168000 readcode:N3020 infection of the bone, a rare but serious condition osteomyelitis ICD10:H05.0 ICD10:K10.2 ICD9:102.6 SNOMEDCT:41910004 readcode:X70Ao inflammation of the periosteum, a layer of connective tissue that surrounds bone periostitis ICD10:H05.0 ICD9:376.04 SNOMEDCT:8976003 readcode:F4G05 a rare eye disease, inflammation of the tenon capsule, which is the structure surrounding the eyeball tenonitis ICD10:H35.0 inflammation of retina ICD10:H35.0 ICD9:362.18 inflammation of the adventitia of a blood vessel or a lymphatic vessel or of the tissues surrounding it perivasculitis ANCA leukocytoclastic vascular disease vasculitic vasculitus DOID:865 HP:0002633 ICD10:H35.0 ICD10:L95 ICD10:L95.0 ICD10:L95.1 ICD10:L95.8 ICD10:L95.9 ICD9:362.18 NCIT:C26912 Orphanet:52759 SNOMEDCT:31996006 SYMP:0000153 readcode:G76B angiitis inflammation of blood vessel inflammation and narrowing of the blood vessels vasculitis ICD10:H44.0 ICD9:360.02 SNOMEDCT:33382000 readcode:F4002 inflammation of all coats of the eye including intraocular structures panophthalmitis ICD10:G04.0 ICD9:323 SNOMEDCT:7125002 inflammation of the brain and its surrounding protective membranes meningoencephalitis ICD10:G03.9 ICD9:322.9 SNOMEDCT:8217007 readcode:XE17V inflammation of the arachnoid, one of the membranes that surround and protect the nerves of the spinal cord arachnoiditis ICD10:G03.8 ICD9:013.0 SNOMEDCT:66074005 inflammation of the subarachnoid space leptomeningitis ICD10:G03.0 SNOMEDCT:25822001 localised inflammatory thickening of the dura pachymeningitis ICD10:G04.0 ICD10:G40.9 ICD9:320 SNOMEDCT:74772000 inflammation of the sheath covering the nerves of the central nervous system meningomyelitis ICD10:G08 ICD10:G08.0 ICD10:I80 ICD10:I80.0 ICD10:I80.1 ICD10:I80.2 ICD10:I80.3 ICD10:I80.8 ICD10:I80.9 ICD9:451 SNOMEDCT:54771008 inflammation of the intima of a vein endophlebitis ICD10:G14 ICD10:G14.0 ICD10:M41.4 ICD9:045 SNOMEDCT:398102009 readcode:Ayu81 commonly shortened to polio, is an infectious disease caused by the poliovirus poliomyelitis ICD10:G36.0 ICD9:341.0 SNOMEDCT:17674000 autoimmune disorder in which white blood cells and antibodies primarily attack the optic nerves and the spinal cord neuromyelitis surgical removal of the rectum and all or part of the colon proctocolectomy inflammation of nervous system inflammation of nerve, root, and plexus inflammation of facial nerves ICD10:G51.1 ICD10:G53.0 ICD9:351.1 SNOMEDCT:72839009 readcode:XE18H inflammation of a nerve ganglion ganglionitis inflammation of cranial nerve ICD10:G58.7 ICD10:G58.8 ICD10:G58.9 ICD9:354 SNOMEDCT:32595002 a disorder of the nervous system where there is damage to two or more different nerve areas mononeuritis inflammation of optic nerve ICD10:H46 ICD10:H46.0 ICD10:H46.9 ICD9:377.3 SNOMEDCT:66760008 readcode:F4H30 inflammation damages the optic nerve optic neuritis ICD10:H46 ICD9:377.31 SNOMEDCT:73221001 readcode:F4H31 inflammation and deterioration of the portion of the optic nerve known as the optic disk papillitis ICD10:H48.1 ICD9:377.32 SNOMEDCT:230507009 readcode:X008e a form of optic neuritis in which the optic nerve, which is at the back of the eye, becomes inflamed retrobulbar neuritis inflammation of ear and mastoid inflammation of external ear inflammation of inner ear inflammation of middle ear and mastoid otalgia ICD10:H60 ICD10:H60.0 ICD10:H60.2 ICD10:H60.3 ICD10:H60.5 ICD10:H60.8 ICD10:H60.9 ICD9:380.1 ICD9:380.2 SNOMEDCT:3135009 readcode:F5025 inflammation of the external ear canal otitis externa cellulites cellulities cellulits cellulitus cellultis celulitis celulitus DOID:3488 HP:0100658 ICD10:H05.0 ICD10:H60.1 ICD10:J34.0 ICD10:J38.3 ICD10:K12.2 ICD10:K61 ICD10:K61.0 ICD10:K61.1 ICD10:K61.2 ICD10:K61.3 ICD10:K61.4 ICD10:L03 ICD10:L03.3 ICD10:N48.2 ICD10:N49.2 ICD10:N49.9 ICD10:N73.0 ICD10:N73.1 ICD10:N73.2 ICD9:376.01 ICD9:478.21 ICD9:478.71 ICD9:528.3 ICD9:614.4 ICD9:681 ICD9:681.0 ICD9:681.1 ICD9:682 NCIT:C26715 SNOMEDCT:128045006 SYMP:0000000 readcode:M03z0 skin infection infection caused by bacteria in the skin cellulitis ICD10:H61.0 ICD9:380.0 SNOMEDCT:37600001 infection of the tissue covering the cartilage of the external part of the ear perichondritis ICD10:H61.0 inflammation of the skin of the ear chondrodermatitis earache otalgia ICD10:H65 ICD10:H65.0 ICD10:H65.1 ICD10:H65.2 ICD10:H65.3 ICD10:H65.4 ICD10:H65.9 ICD10:H66 ICD10:H66.0 ICD10:H66.1 ICD10:H66.2 ICD10:H66.3 ICD10:H66.4 ICD10:H66.9 ICD10:H67.0 ICD10:H67.8 ICD9:381 SNOMEDCT:65363002 readcode:FyuP5 infection of the middle ear that causes inflammation and a build-up of fluid behind the eardrum otitis media ICD10:H65 ICD10:H66 ICD10:H73.0 ICD9:384.0 SNOMEDCT:14852000 a form of acute otitis media in which vesicles develop with viral or bacterial myringitis surgical removal of any extent of the colon, or case with the entire large intestine is removed it is total colectomy colectomy inflammation of eustachian tube otalgia ICD10:H70 ICD10:H70.1 ICD10:H70.8 ICD10:H70.9 ICD10:H95 ICD10:H95.1 ICD9:383.0 ICD9:383.1 SNOMEDCT:52404001 readcode:FyuP7 a serious infection in the bone just behind and under the ear mastoiditis ICD10:H70.2 ICD9:383.2 SNOMEDCT:34997001 readcode:F5320 infection and inflammation of the petrous temporal bone, usually a complication of mastoiditis petrositis inflammation of tympanic membrane ICD10:H73.0 ICD9:384.1 SNOMEDCT:89723004 readcode:F541 inflamed tympanic membrane, also known as the eardrum tympanitis inflammation of mastoid ICD10:H74.1 ICD9:385.1 an abacterial inflammation of the middle ear adhesive otitis ICD10:H81.2 disorder characterized by a sudden severe attack of vertigo caused by inflammation of the vestibular nerve vestibular neuronitis ICD10:H83.0 ICD9:386.3 SNOMEDCT:23919004 readcode:F5630 inner ear disorder which one of the nerves becomes inflamed labyrinthitis ICD10:H94.0 ICD9:388.5 SNOMEDCT:21860004 readcode:F5850 acoustic neuritis inflammation of circulatory system arhritis arhtritis artheritis arthiritis arthirits arthirtis arthitis arthrites arthrits arthritus artritis athritis olecranan DOID:848 HP:0001369 ICD10:I00 ICD10:M00 ICD10:M00.0 ICD10:M00.1 ICD10:M00.2 ICD10:M00.8 ICD10:M00.9 ICD10:M13 ICD10:M13.8 ICD10:M13.9 NCIT:C2883 SNOMEDCT:3723001 SYMP:0019169 readcode:Nyu1B joint inflammation inflammation of the joints arthritis ICD10:I01.0 ICD10:I30 ICD10:I30.0 ICD10:I30.1 ICD10:I30.8 ICD10:I30.9 ICD10:M32.1 ICD10:N18.5 ICD9:391.0 SNOMEDCT:3238004 readcode:Gyu54 inflammation of the pericardium pericarditis ICD10:I01.1 ICD10:I38 ICD10:I38.0 ICD9:391.1 SNOMEDCT:56819008 readcode:Gyu5E inflammation of the heart inner lining endocarditis ICD10:I01.1 SNOMEDCT:84871007 inflammation of the valves of the heart valvulitis ICD10:I01.2 ICD9:391.2 SNOMEDCT:50920009 readcode:G5y0 inflammation of the heart muscle myocarditis ICD10:I01.8 ICD9:391.8 SNOMEDCT:62185008 inflammation of the entire heart pancarditis ICD10:I01.9 ICD9:398.90 SNOMEDCT:87648004 readcode:XE0Vo the inflammation of the heart carditis ICD10:I00 ICD10:I00.0 SNOMEDCT:58718002 readcode:XM0rI inflammation in the heart, joints, skin or central nervous system rheumatic fever ICD9:390 SNOMEDCT:24363009 without heart involvement ICD10:I01 ICD9:391 with heart involvement DJD OA oesteoarthritis osteo osteo arthritis ICD10:M19.9 ICD9:715 SNOMEDCT:396275006 readcode:N0541 condition that causes joints to become painful and stiff, the most common type of arthritis osteoarthritis ICD10:I12 ICD10:N00 ICD10:N01 ICD10:N03 ICD10:N05 ICD10:N10 ICD10:N10.0 ICD10:N11.8 ICD10:N11.9 ICD10:N12 ICD10:N12.0 SNOMEDCT:52845002 functional units of the kidneys become inflamed nephritis ICD10:I33.9 ICD9:421.9 SNOMEDCT:30328003 inflammation of the muscular wall and membrane lining the heart myoendocarditis ICD10:I33.9 ICD9:421.9 SNOMEDCT:53874003 readcode:G51z2 periendocarditis ICD10:M79.7 ICD9:729.0 SNOMEDCT:56557000 readcode:N2401 inflammation of the muscle sheaths, muscles and connective-tissue layers of the joints, bones, tendons and muscles fibrositis GCA ICD10:I67.7 ICD10:I70 ICD10:I70.0 ICD10:I70.1 ICD10:I70.8 ICD10:I70.9 ICD10:I77.6 ICD9:447.6 SNOMEDCT:52089001 readcode:X2056 arteries at the side of the head become inflamed arteritis inflammation of arteries, arterioles, and capillaries ICD10:L58 ICD10:L58.0 ICD10:L58.1 ICD10:L58.9 SNOMEDCT:724864003 SNOMEDCT:724865002 a side effect of external beam ionizing radiation radiodermatitis ICD10:I70 ICD10:I77.6 SNOMEDCT:33806008 inflammation of the inner lining of an artery endarteritis inflammation of arteries buerger ICD10:I73.1 ICD9:443.1 SNOMEDCT:8435000 inflammation and clotting of arteries and veins in the hands and feet thromboangiitis inflammation of arterioles inflammation of veins, lymphatic vessels, and lymph nodes ICD10:I80 ICD9:451 SNOMEDCT:36675003 inflammation of the tissues around a vein periphlebitis inflammation of veins decalvan folliculitus herpetic DOID:4409 HP:0025084 ICD10:L66.2 ICD10:L66.4 ICD9:704.09 NCIT:C94408 SNOMEDCT:13600006 readcode:M244z inflammation of hair follicles folliculitis inflammation of lymph nodes ICD10:A18.2 ICD10:I88 ICD10:I88.0 ICD10:I88.1 ICD10:I88.8 ICD10:I88.9 ICD10:L04 ICD10:L04.0 ICD10:L04.1 ICD10:L04.2 ICD10:L04.3 ICD10:L04.8 ICD10:L04.9 ICD9:289.1 ICD9:683 SNOMEDCT:19471005 readcode:D413 enlargement in one or more lymph nodes, usually due to infection lymphadenitis ICD10:I88.1 ICD9:597.89 inflammation of a gland, often used to refer to lymphadenitis adenitis inflammation of lymphatic vessels ICD10:I89.1 ICD9:457.2 SNOMEDCT:1415005 readcode:G862 inflammation of the lymphatic system, which is a major component of the immune system lymphangitis inflammation of upper respiratory ICD10:J00 ICD10:J00.0 ICD10:J31.0 ICD9:460 ICD9:472.2 SNOMEDCT:51476001 also known as the common cold, an infection of the nose and throat nasopharyngitis allergic rhinitis allergies hay fever hayfever perennial pollen rhinits rhinitus rxns ryhinitis seasonal DOID:4483 HP:0012384 ICD10:J00 ICD10:J30 ICD10:J30.0 ICD10:J30.1 ICD10:J30.2 ICD10:J30.3 ICD10:J30.4 ICD10:J31.0 ICD10:J45.0 ICD9:460 NCIT:C34986 SNOMEDCT:70076002 SYMP:0000121 nasal inflammation irritation of nose runny nose inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nose rhinitis sinusitus DOID:0050127 HP:0000246 ICD10:J01 ICD10:J01.0 ICD10:J01.1 ICD10:J01.2 ICD10:J01.3 ICD10:J01.4 ICD10:J01.8 ICD10:J01.9 ICD10:J32 ICD10:J32.0 ICD10:J32.1 ICD10:J32.2 ICD10:J32.3 ICD10:J32.8 ICD10:J32.9 ICD9:461 ICD9:473 NCIT:C35024 SNOMEDCT:36971009 SYMP:0000134 readcode:XM1QH sinus inflammation inflammation of the sinuses sinusitis ICD10:J02 ICD10:J02.0 ICD10:J02.8 ICD10:J02.9 ICD10:J31.0 ICD10:J31.2 ICD9:462 ICD9:472.1 SNOMEDCT:405737000 readcode:X00mG also known as a sore throat, caused by viral infections and bacterial infections pharyngitis ICD10:J03 ICD10:J03.0 ICD10:J03.8 ICD10:J03.9 ICD10:J35 ICD10:J35.0 ICD10:J35.1 ICD9:463 SNOMEDCT:90176007 readcode:Xa7I0 inflammation of the tonsils in the upper part of the throat tonsillitis ICD10:J04 ICD10:J04.0 ICD10:J37.0 ICD9:464.0 ICD9:476.1 SNOMEDCT:45913009 inflammation of the voice box laryngitis ICD10:L66.3 ICD9:704.8 SNOMEDCT:83341004 readcode:M2444 inflammatory cells in the skin around the hair follicles perifolliculitis epiglotitis ICD10:J05 ICD10:J05.0 ICD10:J05.1 ICD9:464.3 SNOMEDCT:80384002 inflammation of the epiglottis, which is the flap at the base of the tongue that prevents food entering the trachea epiglottitis ICD10:J06.0 ICD10:J06.9 ICD9:465.0 SNOMEDCT:55355000 readcode:H050 inflammation of the larynx and pharynx at the same time laryngopharyngitis AEP PJP PNA penumonia pnemonia pneumnia pneuomonia pnuemonia ICD10:J12.8 ICD9:487.0 SNOMEDCT:233604007 readcode:Hyu0G infection causes inflammation in the air sacs in your lungs pneumonia inflammation of skin appendages ICD10:J13 ICD10:J13.0 ICD10:J18.0 SNOMEDCT:396285007 readcode:X100M type of pneumonia that causes inflammation in the alveoli bronchopneumonia inflammation of lower respiratory ICD10:J20 ICD10:J20.0 ICD10:J20.1 ICD10:J20.2 ICD10:J20.3 ICD10:J20.4 ICD10:J20.5 ICD10:J20.6 ICD10:J20.7 ICD10:J20.8 ICD10:J20.9 ICD10:J40 ICD10:J41 ICD10:J41.0 ICD10:J41.1 ICD10:J41.8 ICD10:J42 ICD10:J45.0 ICD9:466.0 SNOMEDCT:32398004 readcode:X1006 infection of the main airways of the bronchi, causing them to become irritated and inflamed bronchitis ICD10:J04.1 ICD10:J20 ICD9:464.1 SNOMEDCT:62994001 readcode:Xa87h infection of the trachea, which is the breathing tube tracheitis ICD10:J20 ICD10:J40 ICD10:J40.0 ICD9:491.8 SNOMEDCT:13617004 readcode:XaDtg inflammation of the trachea and bronchi tracheobronchitis ICD10:J32.0 ICD9:461.0 ICD9:473.0 inflammation of any antrum or sinus antritis ICD10:J32.4 ICD9:461.8 SNOMEDCT:195790000 readcode:H13y1 all of the sinuses in the head become infected or inflamed pansinusitis ICD10:J33.1 ICD9:471.1 SNOMEDCT:18643000 infection of the ethmoidal cells in the sinuses, the air-filled space behind the nose ethmoiditis ICD10:J04.2 ICD10:J37.1 ICD9:476.1 SNOMEDCT:55130001 readcode:XM1QS also known as croup and is when the larynx, trachea, and bronchi become infected laryngotracheitis inflammation of vocal chords and larynx ICD10:J38.2 ICD9:478.5 SNOMEDCT:195854003 readcode:H1y55 inflammation of vocal cords chorditis ICD10:J67 ICD10:J67.1 ICD10:J67.8 ICD10:J67.9 ICD9:507 SNOMEDCT:205237003 readcode:H47yz inflammation of lung tissue pneumonitis ICD10:J67.4 ICD10:J67.6 ICD10:J84.1 ICD10:K10.3 ICD9:495 ICD9:495.9 ICD9:526.5 SNOMEDCT:61804006 SNOMEDCT:80614003 readcode:J0650 inflammation in the inner part of the lungs alveolitis ICD10:J98.5 ICD9:519.2 SNOMEDCT:47597000 readcode:H5y2 inflammation of the mediastinum, which is the chest cavity mediastinitis ICD10:J98.6 inflammation of the diaphragm diaphragmatitis ICD10:K91.8 inflammation of digestive system inflammation of oral cavity, salivary glands, and jaws inflammation of pulp and periapical tissues ICD10:K04.0 ICD9:522.0 SNOMEDCT:32620007 readcode:J020z inflammation of the dental pulp, or tissue in the center of a tooth pulpitis ICD10:K04.4 ICD10:K05.2 ICD9:523.3 ICD9:523.4 SNOMEDCT:41565005 readcode:XM0sC severe gum infection that can lead to tooth loss and other serious health complications periodontitis ICD10:K05 ICD10:K05.0 ICD10:K05.1 ICD9:523.1 SNOMEDCT:66383009 readcode:Xa1Im inflammation of the gums gingivitis ICD10:M27.2 inflammation of jaws ICD10:K10.2 ICD10:M85.3 ICD9:526.4 SNOMEDCT:44462005 readcode:X20Sh inflammation of bone osteitis symptom of ear and mastoid inflammation of salivary glands ICD10:K11.2 ICD9:527.2 SNOMEDCT:42982001 readcode:J072z inflammation of salivary glands sialoadenitis ICD10:K12 ICD10:K12.0 ICD10:K12.1 ICD9:528.0 SNOMEDCT:61170000 readcode:J080z inflammation of the mouth and lips stomatitis ICD10:K12.3 ICD9:528.02 painful inflammation and ulceration of the mucous membranes lining the digestive tract mucositis inflammation of lips and oral ICD10:K13.0 ICD9:528.5 SNOMEDCT:7847004 readcode:XM0sG inflammation of the lips cheilitis inflammation of tongue ICD10:K14.0 ICD9:529.0 SNOMEDCT:45534005 readcode:J090z inflammation of the tongue glossitis inflammation of oesophagus, stomach, and duodenum ICD10:K20 ICD10:K20.0 ICD10:K20.9 SNOMEDCT:409657002 inflammation of the lining of the oesophagus oesophagitis ICD10:K29.0 ICD10:K29.1 ICD10:K29.2 ICD10:K29.3 ICD10:K29.4 ICD10:K29.5 ICD10:K29.6 ICD10:K29.7 ICD9:535 SNOMEDCT:4556007 readcode:J154 inflammation of the protective lining of the stomach gastritis ICD10:K29 ICD10:K29.8 ICD9:535.6 SNOMEDCT:72007001 readcode:J157 inflammation of the duodenum, the first part of the small intestine duodenitis inflammation of appendix DOID:8337 ICD10:K35 ICD10:K35.2 ICD10:K35.3 ICD10:K35.8 ICD10:K36 ICD10:K36.0 ICD10:K37 ICD10:K37.0 ICD9:540 ICD9:542 NCIT:C35145 SNOMEDCT:74400008 readcode:J22z inflammation of the appendix appendicitis ICD9:555 SNOMEDCT:64613007 readcode:X302j inflammation of the small intestine enteritis IB IBD UC coilitis coliitis colitus collagenous collitis DOID:8577 HP:0100279 ICD10:K51 ICD10:K51.8 ICD10:K51.9 ICD9:556 NCIT:C2952 SNOMEDCT:64766004 readcode:J41z UC colitis gravis colitis ulcerosa inflammation of the lower end of the digestive system ulcerative colitis ileus ICD10:K50.0 ICD9:555.0 SNOMEDCT:52457000 readcode:X302s irritation or inflammation of the ileum, the last part of the small intestine ileitis ICD10:K51.0 ICD9:556.6 SNOMEDCT:444548001 readcode:XaYzX inflammation of the entire colon pancolitis ICD10:K51.2 ICD10:K62.7 ICD9:556.2 SNOMEDCT:3951002 readcode:J574C the lining tissue of the inner rectum becomes inflamed proctitis ICD10:K51.3 SNOMEDCT:52506002 a form of ulcerative colitis that affects the rectum and sigmoid colon rectosigmoiditis ICD10:K51.5 one-sided colitis, affecting either the descending colon or ascending colon hemicolitis GIB LGIB food poisoning gastro ICD10:K52 ICD10:K52.0 ICD10:K52.1 ICD10:K52.2 ICD10:K52.3 ICD10:K52.8 ICD9:558 SNOMEDCT:25374005 readcode:Jyu42 inflammation of the stomach and intestines, typically resulting from bacterial toxins or viral infection gastroenteritis inflammation of intestine entercolitis ICD10:K55.1 SNOMEDCT:43752006 readcode:XaB5z inflammation of the the inner linings of both the small intestine and the colon enterocolitis diveriticulosis diverticular diverticuli diverticuliosis diverticulits diverticulosis diverticultis ICD10:K57 ICD10:N32.3 ICD9:562.01 SNOMEDCT:307496006 readcode:J511y infection or inflammation of pouches that can form in the intestines diverticulitis symptom of endocrine system inflammation of anus and rectum inflammation of peritoneum NCIT:C35731 SNOMEDCT:15188001 HOH partial or complete loss of hearing in one or both ears hearing loss ICD10:K75.8 ICD10:K75.9 inflammation of liver AIH HBV HCV alchoholic alcholic alcoholic alcoholism heb hep hepa hepatatis hepatitic hepatitis virus hepatits hepatitus hepb hepc hepetitit hipatitis DOID:2237 HP:0012115 ICD10:K70.1 ICD10:K72.0 ICD10:K73.0 ICD10:K73.9 ICD10:K75.0 NCIT:C3095 SNOMEDCT:37871000 SYMP:0000046 readcode:XM1Oq liver inflammation liver necrosis inflammation of the liver hepatitis PBC colangitis ICD10:K74.3 ICD10:K83.0 ICD9:576.1 SNOMEDCT:82403002 readcode:J661y inflammation of the bile duct system cholangitis inflammation of gallbladder, biliary tract, and pancreas chlolecystitis cholecysitis cholecystis cholecystits cholecytitis choleycystitis choly cholycystitis ICD10:K81 ICD10:K81.0 ICD10:K81.1 ICD10:K81.8 ICD10:K81.9 ICD9:574.1 SNOMEDCT:76581006 readcode:J651 inflammation of the gallbladder cholecystitis ICD10:K81.0 ICD9:575.0 SNOMEDCT:78754002 angiocholecystitis inflammation of gallbladder inflammation of billary tract HP:0000360 NCIT:C50772 SNOMEDCT:60862001 SYMP:0000393 ears ringing abnormal ringing in the ears tinnitus inflammation of pancreas pancratitis pancreaitis pancreatis pancreatist pancreatitits pancreatits pancreatitus pancretitis ICD10:K85 ICD10:K85.0 ICD10:K85.1 ICD10:K85.2 ICD10:K85.3 ICD10:K85.8 ICD10:K85.9 ICD9:577.0 ICD9:577.1 SNOMEDCT:75694006 readcode:J670z inflammation of the pancreas pancreatitis ICD10:L73.1 ICD10:L73.8 SNOMEDCT:238493000 readcode:X504C inflammation also known as 'shaving bumps', caused by hairs trapped beneath the skin pseudofolliculitis HS HSP hydradenitis suppurativa ICD10:L73.2 ICD9:705.83 SNOMEDCT:69741000 readcode:XE1BM long term skin condition that causes abscesses and scarring on the skin hidradenitis ICD10:L93.2 ICD10:M35.6 ICD9:729.3 SNOMEDCT:22125009 readcode:N243z inflammation in the fat layer under your skin panniculitis inflammation of musculoskeletal system and connective tissue polyarticular ICD10:M00 ICD10:M08.3 ICD10:M13.0 ICD9:711.0 SNOMEDCT:61126009 readcode:Nyu01 five or more joints are affected with arthritis polyarthritis ICD10:M30 ICD10:M30.0 ICD10:M30.1 ICD10:M30.2 ICD10:M30.8 ICD9:446 SNOMEDCT:20258000 a blood vessel disease characterized by inflammation of small and medium-sized arteries, preventing them from bringing oxygen and food to organs polyarteritis ICD10:M30.1 ICD10:M31.0 ICD9:446.2 SNOMEDCT:60555002 readcode:G752z inflammation of the blood vessels angiitis EPGA GPA granulomatosis polyangitis wegener wegeners wegner ICD10:M30.8 a rare condition where the blood vessels become inflamed polyangiitis ICD10:M35.9 inflammation of connective tissue ICD10:M33 ICD10:M33.0 ICD10:M33.1 ICD10:M33.9 a rare disease that includes a distinctive skin rash and progressive muscular weakness dermatopolymyositis faciatis faciitis fasc fasciatis fasciatitis fasciitus fasciosis fascitis fascititis fournier fourniers nec necrotising necrotizing nectrotizing plantar faciitis plantar fascitis planter faciitis planter fasciitis planter fascitis DOID:9600 ICD10:M35.4 ICD9:729.4 NCIT:C50559 SNOMEDCT:36948007 readcode:NyuA8 policeman heel inflammation of the plantar fascia, a part of the foot plantar fasciitis inflammation of soft tissue ICD10:M60 ICD10:M60.1 ICD10:M60.8 ICD10:M60.9 ICD10:M79.1 ICD9:728.0 ICD9:729.1 SNOMEDCT:26889001 readcode:N2411 inflammation in muscles myositis ICD10:M60.0 ICD9:040.81 SNOMEDCT:65110003 readcode:A3Ay0 rare bacterial infection of the skeletal muscle pyomyositis inflammation of genitourinary system AGN ICD10:N00 ICD10:N00.0 ICD10:N01 ICD10:N01.0 ICD10:N03 ICD10:N03.0 ICD10:N05 ICD10:N05.0 ICD10:N18.9 ICD9:582 SNOMEDCT:36171008 readcode:K0322 inflammation of the glomeruli, which are structures in your kidneys that are made up of tiny blood vessels glomerulonephritis ICD10:N10 ICD10:N11 ICD10:N12 ICD10:N28.8 ICD9:590.81 SNOMEDCT:27174002 readcode:K10y1 inflammation of the renal pelvis pyelitis pylonephritis ICD10:N10 ICD10:N11 ICD10:N12 ICD10:N20 ICD10:N20.9 ICD9:590.1 SNOMEDCT:45816000 readcode:K10y0 a type of urinary tract infection that begins in the urethra or bladder and travels to one or both of the kidneys pyelonephritis symptom of musculoskeletal system and connective tissue inflammation of kidney inflammation of lower urinary tract IC UTI cystits cystitus intersistal interstitial urinary DOID:1679 ICD10:N21 ICD10:N21.9 ICD10:N30 ICD10:N30.0 ICD10:N30.1 ICD10:N30.2 ICD10:N30.4 ICD10:N30.8 ICD10:N30.9 ICD10:N33.0 ICD9:595 NCIT:C26738 SNOMEDCT:38822007 readcode:K15yz bladder infection inflammation of the bladder cystitis ICD10:N21 ICD10:N21.8 ICD10:N34 ICD10:N34.1 ICD10:N34.2 ICD10:N37 ICD10:N37.0 ICD9:597 SNOMEDCT:31822004 readcode:K17y inflammation of the urethra urethritis ICD10:N28.8 ICD9:593.8 SNOMEDCT:111405003 readcode:X30Mv inflammation of the ureter and often considered part of a urinary tract infection ureteritis ICD10:N28.8 ICD9:590.3 SNOMEDCT:37779008 readcode:X30Mz a rare situation of the renal pelvis and ureters, characterized by cystical formations pyeloureteritis urethral inflammation of urinary system ICD10:N30.3 ICD9:595.3 SNOMEDCT:74445007 readcode:K153z inflammation of the neck of the bladder, triangular piece of tissue located in the lower part of your bladder trigonitis ICD10:N30.3 SNOMEDCT:67167008 readcode:K1532 inflammation of both the urethra and the trigone of the urinary bladder urethrotrigonitis inflammation of bladder PATO:0001545 SNOMEDCT:271587009 inflexible difficulty moving more than usual especially after rest stiffness ICD10:N34.2 ICD9:597.89 SNOMEDCT:89656008 readcode:K17y4 inflammation at the opening of the penis meatitis ICD10:N49.8 inflammation of male genital organs ICD10:N41 ICD10:N41.0 ICD10:N41.1 ICD10:N41.2 ICD10:N41.8 ICD10:N41.9 ICD9:601.0 ICD9:601.1 ICD9:601.3 ICD9:601.8 ICD9:601.9 SNOMEDCT:9713002 readcode:K21y inflammation of the prostate gland prostatitis ICD10:N45 ICD10:N45.0 ICD10:N45.9 ICD9:604.0 SNOMEDCT:274718005 readcode:K2402 inflammation of one or both testicles orchitis epididymo ICD10:N45 ICD10:N45.0 ICD10:N45.3 ICD10:N45.9 ICD9:604.9 SNOMEDCT:31070006 readcode:K2412 inflammation of the epididymis epididymitis inflammation of penis ICD10:N48.0 ICD10:N48.1 SNOMEDCT:44882003 readcode:Kyu6A inflammation of the glans, or the head, of the penis, due to infection or another cause balanitis ICD10:N48.1 ICD9:607.1 SNOMEDCT:46090001 readcode:K271z inflammation of the foreskin and glans balanoposthitis ICD10:N48.2 ICD9:607.2 SNOMEDCT:54770009 inflammation of the corpus cavernosum penis, which is erectile tissue cavernitis ICD10:N49.1 ICD10:N49.2 ICD9:608.4 SNOMEDCT:48792006 readcode:K2845 inflammatory disorder of the vas deferens and spermatic cord vasitis ICD10:N49.0 ICD9:608.0 SNOMEDCT:27001009 readcode:K2800 inflammation and infection of the seminal vesicles vesiculitis inflammation of breast ICD10:N61 ICD10:N61.0 ICD9:611.0 SNOMEDCT:45198002 readcode:X40FT inflammation of breast tissue that sometimes involves an infection mastitis ICD10:N73.9 ICD10:R87.6 inflammation of female pelvic organs ICD10:N70 ICD9:614.1 SNOMEDCT:88157006 readcode:K4026 inflammation of the fallopian tubes, caused by bacterial infection salpingitis ICD10:N70 ICD10:N70.0 ICD10:N70.1 ICD10:N70.9 ICD9:016.6 SNOMEDCT:76047005 readcode:K4023 inflammation of the ovaries oophoritis inflammation of uterus ICD10:N71 ICD10:N71.0 ICD10:N71.1 ICD10:N71.9 SNOMEDCT:88027004 readcode:K41z1 complication of pregnancy that can lead to serious life threatening conditions endomyometritis ICD10:N71 ICD10:N71.0 ICD10:N71.1 ICD10:N71.9 ICD9:615.9 SNOMEDCT:15363000 readcode:K41z3 inflammation of the wall of the uterus metritis ICD10:N71 ICD9:615.9 SNOMEDCT:4316006 readcode:K41z2 inflammation of the myometrium myometritis inflammation of cervix ICD10:N72 ICD10:N72.0 ICD9:616.0 SNOMEDCT:37610005 readcode:K4200 inflammation of the cervix cervicitis ICD10:N72 ICD9:616.0 SNOMEDCT:31354001 readcode:K4201 endocervicitis ICD10:N72 exocervicitis inflammation of female pelvic ICD10:N73.0 ICD10:N73.1 ICD10:N73.2 ICD9:614.3 ICD9:614.4 SNOMEDCT:280483007 readcode:K4050 also known as pelvic cellulitis, is inflammation of the parametrium parametritis ICD10:K57.0 ICD10:K57.2 ICD10:K57.4 ICD10:K57.8 ICD10:K65 ICD10:K65.8 ICD10:K65.9 ICD10:N73.3 ICD10:N73.4 ICD10:N73.5 ICD9:567 SNOMEDCT:48661000 readcode:J55yz inflammation of the peritoneum peritonitis ICD10:N74.1 ICD9:615.9 SNOMEDCT:78623009 readcode:K41z0 inflammation of the inner lining of the uterus endometritis ICD10:N75.8 ICD9:098.0 ICD9:098.2 SNOMEDCT:6815003 readcode:K42y3 infection and inflammation of the major vestibular glands, whose function is related to lubrication during sexual intercourse bartholinitis ICD10:N76 ICD10:N76.5 ICD10:N76.6 ICD10:N76.8 inflammation of vagina and vulva atrophic atrophy DOID:2170 HP:0030683 ICD10:N76.0 ICD10:N76.1 ICD10:N95.2 ICD9:616.1 ICD9:627.3 NCIT:C26911 SNOMEDCT:30800001 readcode:K4210 inflammation of the vagina vaginitis ICD10:A60.0 ICD10:N76.0 ICD10:N76.1 ICD10:N77 ICD10:N77.0 ICD10:N77.1 ICD10:N77.8 ICD9:616.1 SNOMEDCT:53277000 readcode:K421 inflammation or infection of the vulva and vagina vulvovaginitis ICD10:N76.2 ICD10:N76.3 ICD10:N76.4 ICD9:616.1 SNOMEDCT:63144007 readcode:K4211 irritation or inflammation of the vulva vulvitis DU lesion NCIT:C3426 SNOMEDCT:429040005 mouth sores open sores that is a break of the body membrane ulcer ache aggravate tender uncomfortable NCIT:C50535 SNOMEDCT:247347003 feeling of mental or physical uneasiness, pain, or distress discomfort agony excruciating hurt unbearable HP:0012531 NCIT:C3303 SNOMEDCT:22253000 SYMP:0000099 unpleasant sensation that usually indicates the body is threatened or damaged pain crusty flakey flaking flaky peel prurigo puritic scabs scaling scaly scratch scratches SNOMEDCT:418290006 sensation that makes a person want to scratch itchy acute symptoms chronic symptoms description of inflammatory therapies therapeautic intervention anti inflammatory steriod steroid a class of drug that lowers inflammation in the body corticosteroid naproxen advil ibuprofen aspirin tynenol paracetamol glucocorticoids mineralocorticoids med medicine treatment of medicine medical therapy how treatment is provided route of administration trauma can be found in soil, water, and human-made sources, such as x-rays ionizing radiation pill suppository tablet administering drug into the body by mouth oral administering drug to external layer of the body topical eye drop eyedrop administering drug to eye ocular surface cream gel lotion ointment rub administering drug to skin skin surface injxn needle shot administering drug into the body using a needle injection device for delivering medicine into the lungs inhaler device inserted into body implant injection into the muscle intramuscular injection into the vein intravenous injection into the vitreous humor of the eye intravitreal injection into the eye underneath the conjunctiva sub-conjunctival injection into skin subcutaneous types of therapy operate operation procedure the treatment of injuries or diseases by cutting open the body and removing or repairing the damaged part surgical therapy biological infected infectio infex infx infxn polymicrobial superinfection suprainfection infection allergen allergic reaction allergies hypersensitivity body produces physical and mental responses stress ICD10:J68.2 CGFV: chemicals, gases, fumes and vapours chemical chemical irritants poison ICD10:T65.9 toxins alcohol psychological excitement subsiding of a pathologic state, such as the reduction of inflammation resolution ILD PF fibro fibrosing wound healing in which connective tissue replaces normal tissue to the extent that it goes unchecked fibrosis abcess a painful collection of pus abscess chronic inflammation ICD10:I78.8 SNOMEDCT:85461008 readcode:X50B4 characterized by leakage of red blood cells from small, superficial blood vessels that results in pinpoint-like hemorrhages capillaritis ICD10:J21 ICD10:J21.0 ICD10:J21.1 ICD10:J21.8 ICD10:J21.9 ICD9:466.1 SNOMEDCT:4120002 readcode:XSDOK a common lower respiratory tract infection that affects babies and young children under two years old bronchiolitis pleuritis ICD10:R09.1 ICD9:511 SNOMEDCT:196075003 readcode:H51z0 a condition in which the pleura becomes inflamed pleurisy parotiditis ICD10:B26.9 ICD9:072.9 SNOMEDCT:14756005 readcode:J0722 inflammation of one or both parotid glands, the major salivary glands located on either side of the face parotitis inflammation of the jaw or adjacent soft parts gnathitis ICD10:K62.8 anusitis inflammation of the intestinal crypts, glands in the intestine cryptitis ICD10:M65 ICD10:M65.1 ICD10:M65.9 ICD10:M67.8 ICD9:727.0 SNOMEDCT:416209007 readcode:XaKcC inflammation of the synovial membrane, which lines joints that possess cavities, known as synovial joints synovitis ICD10:M65.2 ICD10:M65.4 ICD10:M65.8 ICD9:726.12 SNOMEDCT:67801009 readcode:X707s inflammation of the sheath, surrounds the two tendons that are involved in moving the thumb tenosynovitis ICD10:M70.1 ICD10:M70.2 ICD10:M70.3 ICD10:M70.4 ICD10:M70.5 ICD10:M70.6 ICD10:M70.7 ICD10:M71.9 ICD10:M76.6 ICD9:727.3 SNOMEDCT:84017003 readcode:N040Q inflammation or irritation of a bursa sac bursitis inflammation of endocrine system inflammation of a collection of endocrine tissue located in the pancreas insulitis ICD10:E23.6 SNOMEDCT:237705001 readcode:X40LP inflammation of the pituitary gland hypophysitis thryoiditis ICD10:E06.0 ICD10:E06.1 ICD10:E06.2 ICD10:E06.4 ICD10:E06.5 ICD10:E06.9 ICD9:245.0 ICD9:245.1 ICD9:245.2 ICD9:245.3 ICD9:245.8 ICD9:245.9 SNOMEDCT:82119001 readcode:C05z inflammation of the thyroid gland thyroiditis ICD10:E21.4 ICD10:E21.5 ICD9:252.1 inflammation of the parathyroid gland parathyroiditis ICD10:E27.1 ICD10:E27.8 inflammation of one or both adrenal glands adrenalitis inflammation of parathyroid gland surgical procedure performed to alleviate bowel narrowing due to scar tissue that has built up in the intestinal wall from inflammatory bowel conditions strictureplasty ileo surgical procedure which creates the opening of the end of small intestine out onto the surface of the skin ileostomy surgery of digestive system surgery of musculoskeletal system procedure where the synovial tissue surrounding a joint is removed synovectomy replace surgical procedure to restore the function of a joint by resurfacing the bones arthroplasty surgical joint ossification used to fuse joints arthrodesis APPY appendicectomy removal of appendix surgical operation in which the appendix is removed appendectomy symptom by location symptom of nervous system migraine migraines HP:0002315 NCIT:C34661 SNOMEDCT:25064002 SYMP:0000504 pain in various parts of the head headache NCIT:C113630 SNOMEDCT:79890006 SYMP:0000309 reduced desire to eat loss of appetite delerium dizzy lighthead vertigo HP:0001289 NCIT:C37928 SNOMEDCT:62476001 SYMP:0000023 confusion a lack of clear and orderly thought and behavior disorientation DOID:0060046 HP:0002381 NCIT:C34393 SNOMEDCT:286416003 SNOMEDCT:87486003 SYMP:0000508 aphasia loss or impairment of the power to use or comprehend words usually resulting from brain damage difficulty speaking class of medication used for treating viral infections patient.info antiviral blind blindness HP:0000572 NCIT:C50638 SNOMEDCT:240311000000103 SYMP:0000321 loss of vision the ability to see is impaired loss of vision NCIT:C50656 SNOMEDCT:45352006 a sudden involuntary contraction of a muscle spasm viscus anatomical elements of the human body organised - following classes were curated from patient.info anatomy HP:0001250 NCIT:C2962 SNOMEDCT:91175000 SYMP:0000124 epilepsy convulsion seizure sudden involuntary skeletal muscular contractions of cerebral or brain stem origin fits symptom of visual system NCIT:C50808 SNOMEDCT:15013002 SNOMEDCT:162278001 spots before the eyes caused by opaque cell fragments in the vitreous humor or lens floaters blurry foggy HP:0000622 SNOMEDCT:240091000000105 lack of sharpness in vision blurred vision bright HP:0000613 NCIT:C28210 SNOMEDCT:409668002 SYMP:0000210 light sensitive sensitive to light more than usual photophobia bloody fluid green mucous mucus puss smell sticky watery wet yellow NCIT:C34548 SNOMEDCT:75823008 SYMP:0000651 leakage of a fluid discharge flash HP:0030786 NCIT:C50568 SNOMEDCT:56170001 light flashes abnormal flashes of light affecting the vision photopsia ICD10:H68.0 tubotympanitis symptom of genitourinary system HP:0000790 SNOMEDCT:34436003 hematuria presence of blood in the urine blood in urine DOID:10763 NCIT:C3117 SNOMEDCT:163028000 hypertension blood pressure that is abnormally high high blood pressure inflammation of ovaries inflammation of fallopian tubes NCIT:C50809 SNOMEDCT:26544005 SYMP:0000177 muscle weakness less strength in muscles than usual weakness boil carbuncle lump pustule very common, most cases harmless, and can vary in appearance and number depending on the cause, can be caused by a number of conditions, including infections, allergic reactions, or skin disorders bump DOID:9370 HP:0000520 NCIT:C87114 SYMP:0000896 exophthalmos proptosis one or both eyes protrude from the eye sockets due to space taking lesions behind the eye bulging eye symptom of respiratory system HP:0012735 NCIT:C37935 SNOMEDCT:49727002 SYMP:0000614 violent release of air from the lungs to clear passages cough HP:0030828 NCIT:C78718 SNOMEDCT:56018004 SYMP:0000604 high pitched whistling sound associated with breathing wheezing NCIT:C93171 SYMP:0000353 UBERON:0016552 body substance produced by the mucous membranes of the respiratory system phlegm HP:0002307 NCIT:C121582 dribbling saliva slowing exiting the mouth involuntary drooling HP:0002098 SYMP:0019153 shortness of breath dyspnea intense tightening in the chest or a feeling of suffocation difficulty breathing SNOMEDCT:274657005 abnormal change in the voice pitch or volume voice change HP:0031417 NCIT:C54282 SNOMEDCT:64531003 SYMP:0000372 rhinorrhea nasal discharge excessive mucous secretion from the nose runny nose blockage stuffy SNOMEDCT:68235000 SYMP:0000237 stuffy nose congestion inflamed blood vessels in the sinuses caused by common cold, sinus infection, or allergies blocked nose RA rheumatism rhuematoid rhumatoid ICD10:M05 ICD10:M05.0 ICD10:M05.1 ICD10:M05.2 ICD10:M05.3 ICD10:M05.8 ICD10:M05.9 ICD10:M06 ICD10:M06.0 ICD10:M06.8 ICD10:M06.9 ICD9:714.0 SNOMEDCT:69896004 readcode:Nyu12 autoimmune disease that can cause joint pain and damage throughout your body, usually happens on both sides of the body rheumatoid arthritis symptom of skin and subcutaneous tissue HP:0010781 SNOMEDCT:301854006 tethering of the skin to underlying structures causing an indentation skin dimpling pustular pustules HP:0200039 SNOMEDCT:103605005 pustule excess dead skin cells getting trapped in the pores of the skin, usually consisting of necrotic inflammatory cells pimples JRA ICD10:M08 ICD10:M08.0 ICD10:M08.2 ICD10:M08.4 ICD10:M08.8 ICD10:M08.9 ICD10:M09 ICD10:M09.0 ICD10:M09.1 ICD10:M09.2 ICD10:M09.8 ICD9:714.3 SNOMEDCT:410502007 SNOMEDCT:410795001 readcode:N043z inflammation of the synovium in children aged 16 or younger juvenile arthritis ICD10:M08.1 ICD10:M45 ICD10:M45.0 ICD10:M46.8 ICD10:M46.9 ICD9:720.0 SNOMEDCT:9631008 readcode:N040 a rare type of arthritis that causes pain and stiffness in your spine ankylosing spondylitis ICD10:L40.5 ICD9:696.0 SNOMEDCT:156370009 type of arthritis that affects some people with the skin condition psoriasis psoriatic arthritis ICD10:M10 ICD10:M10.0 ICD10:M10.1 ICD10:M10.2 ICD10:M10.3 ICD10:M10.4 ICD10:M10.9 ICD9:274 ICD9:274.9 SNOMEDCT:90560007 readcode:C34yz a common and complex form of arthritis that can affect anyone gout inflammation of choroid ICD10:M79.7 inflammation of the perimysium myofibrositis medical investigations for condition diagnosis investigations medical history physical exam pattern of inflammation tests evaluation of symptoms x ray xray a form of electromagnetic radiation to generate images of tissues and structures inside the body x-ray serologies blood test physio physiotherapy maintain health through physical activity or devices physical therapy prednisone a type of antiparasitic chemical agent that can be used to treat or to prevent malaria antimalarial hydroxychloroquine non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs NSAIDs immunosuppressant immunosuppressive disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs comprise a category of otherwise unrelated drugs defined by their use to slow down disease progression DMARDs methotrexate sulfasalazine leflunomide AZA imuran azathioprine cyclophosphamide a product that is produced from living organisms or contain components of living organisms - to treat long term medical conditions biologics remicade infliximab enbrel etanercept humira adalimumab certolizumab golimumab abatacept tocilizumab retuximab rituxan rituximab measures specific proteins in the blood to help identify some diseases serum protein electrophoresis CRP increases when there is inflammation in your body c-reactive protein ESR sediments blood test that measures how quickly erythrocytes (red blood cells) settle at the bottom of a test tube - faster-than-normal rate may indicate inflammation in the body erythrocyte sedimentation rate an indirect measure of the amount of protein present in the plasma part of the blood plasma viscosity the insertion of a long, thin tube directly into the body to observe an internal organ or tissue in detail endoscopy examination of the large bowel colonoscopy examination of the rectum and lower part of the large intestine sigmoidoscopy device for delivering medicine into the body by air spray cortisone how long condition is occuring duration condition short bout short condition continious persistent ICD10:N61.0 SNOMEDCT:95602007 inflammation of the milk ducts galactophoritis ICD10:N70.9 inflammation of adnexa adnexitis ICD10:N70 ICD9:614.2 SNOMEDCT:266581008 readcode:K400z inflammation of the uterine appendage particularly on the fallopian tubes salpingo-oophoritis sacroilitis ICD10:M46.1 ICD9:720.2 SNOMEDCT:55146009 readcode:N05zK inflammation of one or both of the sacroiliac joints, located at the lower spine and pelvis sacroiliitis ICD10:M13.1 ICD10:M13.8 ICD9:716.6 SNOMEDCT:699462004 readcode:N0660 inflammation of one joint at a time monoarthritis ICD10:A18.0 ICD10:A18.3 ICD10:A18.5 ICD10:A18.6 ICD10:A18.8 ICD9:013.0 SNOMEDCT:11676005 readcode:A1302 a form of meningitis characterized by inflammation of the membranes around the brain or spinal cord and caused by a specific bacterium tuberculous meningitis ICD10:M79.2 ICD9:388.5 SNOMEDCT:84299009 readcode:N2421 inflammation of a nerve or the general inflammation of the peripheral nervous system neuritis ICD10:D73.8 inflammation of the capsule of the spleen episplenitis inflammation of thymus gland ICD10:E32.8 inflammation of the thymus gland thymitis ICD10:I80.8 pyelophlebitis ICD10:A18.3 ICD9:014.8 SNOMEDCT:12137005 readcode:A14y2 infection and inflammation of the small intestine tuberculous enteritis a treatment to help a person breathe when they find it difficult or are unable to breathe on their own mechanical ventilation therapeutic complications ICD10:T82.6 ICD10:T82.7 ICD10:T82.8 ICD10:Y71.2 DIG cardiac ICD10:T80.1 ICD10:T80.6 transfusion complications devices, implants and grafts DIG ICD10:T83.5 DIG urinary ICD10:T84.6 ICD10:T84.7 DIG orthopaedic ICD10:T83.6 DIG genital PID ICD10:A56.1 ICD10:N74.4 ICD10:N97.8 ICD9:614.9 SNOMEDCT:198176005 readcode:K40y1 infection of the upper genital tract female chlamydial pelvic inflammatory disease ICD10:K05.1 ICD9:523.0 SNOMEDCT:20607006 readcode:J0314 common infection of the mouth and gums gingivostomatitis ICD10:J06.8 inflammation of the pharynx and tonsils pharyngotonsillitis ICD10:B00.2 SNOMEDCT:721586007 a manifestation of herpes simplex virus type 1 herpesviral gingivostomatitis and pharyngotonsillitis ICD10:B02.3 ICD9:053.2 SNOMEDCT:87513003 readcode:A5323 shingles involving the eye zoster ocular disease ICD10:B27.9 ICD9:075 SNOMEDCT:232401004 readcode:X00mL an infection spread through spit glandular fever ICD10:B58.0 ICD9:363.0 SNOMEDCT:314031009 readcode:XaEVn the most common cause of infections in the back of the eye toxoplasma chorioretinitis inflammation of trigeminal nerve ICD10:G50.8 SNOMEDCT:16026591000119103 SNOMEDCT:16026631000119103 rare neurological disorder resulting from damage to or near the parotid glands responsible for making saliva freys syndrome ICD10:G56.2 ICD10:G56.8 inflammation of ulnar nerve ICD10:G57.2 ICD10:G57.8 inflammation of femoral nerve ICD10:G73.3 inflammation of myoneural junction and muscle ICD10:H21.0 SNOMEDCT:75229002 readcode:X75j2 pooling or collection of blood inside the anterior chamber of the eye hyphaema glucoma ICD10:H40.4 ICD10:Z98.8 ICD9:365 SNOMEDCT:23986001 readcode:F4500 common eye condition where the optic nerve becomes damaged and fluid builds up glaucoma surgical complications ICD10:H59.4 ICD9:371.2 ICD9:371.4 damage to the cornea due to dryness caused by incomplete or inadequate eyelid closure keratopathy ICD10:H61.3 inflammation of external ear canal ICD10:I05.9 ICD9:424.0 SNOMEDCT:83898004 readcode:X200p the mitral valve between the upper left heart chamber and the lower left heart chamber doesn't work properly mitral valve disease ICD10:I07.9 ICD9:397.0 SNOMEDCT:49699002 readcode:G140z condition in which the valve between the two right heart chambers doesn't function properly tricuspid valve disease ICD10:I35.8 ICD9:424.1 SNOMEDCT:8722008 readcode:G541 the valve between the main pumping chamber of the heart and the main artery to the body (aorta) doesn't work properly nonrheumatic aortic valve disorders ICD10:I87.0 ICD10:I87.3 condition can cause chronic pain, swelling, and other symptoms in your leg post thrombotic syndrome vagisil patient.info benzocaine IB IBD chrohns chrones chrons crohn crones ICD10:K50 ICD10:K50.0 ICD10:K50.1 ICD10:K50.8 ICD10:K50.9 ICD9:555 SNOMEDCT:34000006 SNOMEDCT:397172008 SNOMEDCT:721702009 readcode:Jyu40 a type of inflammatory bowel disease, causing inflammation of the digestive tract crohns disease ICD10:K51.4 ICD9:V12.72 SNOMEDCT:399505005 growths on the inner lining of the large intestine polyps emission of energy in the form of waves or particles radiation ICD10:K61.0 ICD10:K61.2 ICD9:566 SNOMEDCT:1082661000119103 condition in which a collection of pus develops near the anus, cavity becoming inflamed anal abscess ICD10:K52.9 SNOMEDCT:25552000 inflammation of the caecum cecitis scarring ICD10:L90.5 scar conditions ICD10:L94.2 ICD9:709.3 SNOMEDCT:21323007 readcode:X40R7 the accumulation of calcium salt crystals in the skin calcinosis cutis ICD10:L97 ICD10:L97.1 ICD10:L97.2 ICD10:L97.3 ICD10:L97.5 ICD10:L97.9 ICD10:L98.4 ICD9:707 ICD9:707.9 SNOMEDCT:46742003 readcode:XM05p an open sore caused by poor blood flow ulcer of skin arthropathy ICD10:M24.2 ICD10:M27.2 inflammation of joint ICD10:M75.0 ICD10:M75.8 ICD10:M75.9 ICD9:726.0 SNOMEDCT:6858004 readcode:N21z0 affects the ligaments around the joint capsulitis inflammation of tendon tendonitis ICD10:M76.0 ICD10:M76.1 ICD10:M76.5 ICD10:M76.6 ICD10:M76.7 ICD10:M76.8 ICD9:726.1 ICD9:726.5 ICD9:726.6 ICD9:726.7 SNOMEDCT:34840004 readcode:XaE2H inflammation or irritation of a tendon tendinitis ICD10:K29.9 ICD9:535.5 SNOMEDCT:196731005 readcode:J156 gastroduodenitis ICD10:O34.4 ICD10:O36.8 during pregnancy aet of the skin and subcutaneous system ICD10:T14.9 wound ICD10:T50.9 drug adverse affects ICD10:T59.9 chemical fumes class of medications which are indicated for the treatment of parasitic diseases antiparasitic ICD10:T80.8 injection complications ICD10:T85.7 DIG neurological NCIT:C84480 SNOMEDCT:414786004 unusual sound heard between heartbeats murmur watery poo watery poop DOID:13250 HP:0002014 SNOMEDCT:62315008 SYMP:0000570 watery stool diarrhea increased frequency of loose or watery bowel movements diarrhoea ICD10:M46.4 ICD9:722.9 SNOMEDCT:281371002 readcode:Xa1jd inflammation that develops between the intervertebral discs of your spine discitis ICD10:M33.2 ICD9:710.4 SNOMEDCT:31384009 readcode:N004 an uncommon inflammatory disease that causes muscle weakness affecting both sides of your body polymyositis ICD10:N41.3 ICD9:601.3 SNOMEDCT:67685000 readcode:K213 inflammation of the urinary bladder prostatocystitis NASH ICD10:K70.1 ICD10:K75.8 SNOMEDCT:442191002 a type of fatty liver disease, characterized by inflammation of the liver with concurrent fat accumulation in liver steatohepatitis discolor purple splotchy NCIT:C37921 SNOMEDCT:161885008 SYMP:0000406 contusion discoloration of skin due to rupture of small blood vessels bruising abdo abdomin gut the body space between the chest and pelvis patient.info abdomen belly tummy muscular sac located on the left side of the upper abdomen patient.info stomach patient.info scan antibacteria antibiotic biotics also known as antibiotics that destroy or slow down the growth of bacteria patient.info antibacterial lash hairs that grows at the edge of the eyelid patient.info eyelash fibroscan a procedure that uses high-frequency sound waves to create an image of part of the inside of the body patient.info ultrasound patient.info sharp a rare, infectious disease in which bacteria spread from one part of the body to another - over time, it can result in linked abscesses, pain, and inflammation actinomycosis nauseous sick threw up unwell vomit HP:0002018 NCIT:C3258 SNOMEDCT:422587007 SYMP:0000458 stomach discomfort and the sensation of wanting to vomit nausea joint in the pelvic area patient.info hip bartholin patient.info cyst calcified deposit within the appendix patient.info appendicolith an organ that attaches the intestines to the posterior abdominal wall patient.info mesentery keyhole procedure used to examine the organs inside the abdomen - minimally invasive procedure that requires only small incision patient.info laparoscopy dietary changes, such as food, to improve health patient.info diet angiodema swelling of the area beneath the skin - normally an allergic reaction ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info angioedema upper leg UTI UTIs an infection of your bladder, kidneys or the tubes connected to them patient.info urinary tract infection set of twelve paired bones which form the protective cage of the chest patient.info ribs gangrenous a serious condition where a loss of blood supply causes body tissue to die patient.info gangrene patient.info dull tube-like organ in the digestive system patient.info appendix patient.info damage joint connecting lower leg to upper leg patient.info knee patient.info stab MRI scan that uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of the inside of the body patient.info magnetic resonance imaging sepis sepsis septecemia septic septicemia urosepsis a serious bloodstream infection - also known as blood poisoning patient.info septicaemia joint where lower leg and foot meet patient.info ankle most complex organ of the body controlling all activities patient.info brain front of the hips patient.info groin sholder joint that connects the arm to the upper body patient.info shoulder patient.info diclofenac digits at the end of the hand - for fine-pincer function patient.info finger PRP stem cell therapy uses injections of a concentration of a patient's own platelets to accelerate the healing of injured tendons, ligaments, muscles and joints patient.info platelet rich plasma lower body limb patient.info leg joint connecting skull to the chest patient.info neck feet end of lower leg - for motor function patient.info foot joint connecting lower arm to hand patient.info wrist back bone of the body connecting nerves to the neck for the brain patient.info spine first digit of the hand patient.info thumb digits at the end of the foot patient.info toe upper body limb patient.info arm end of the lower arm - for motor function patient.info hand ailment inflammatory conditions and associated diseases clinical associations PMR polymalagia polymalgia inflammatory disorder that causes widespread aching, stiffness and flu-like symptoms patient.info polymyalgia rheumatica a long-term condition that causes pain all over the body patient.info fibromyalgia painkiller drug for relief from pain analgesia patient.info tramadol opiate-based joint between the upper and lower arm patient.info elbow upper part of the body patient.info head patient.info glucosamine patient.info depression patient.info turmeric omega patient.info fish oil patient.info codeine patient.info magnesium loxi patient.info loxi-p calcaneal bone at end of the foot patient.info heel patient.info ginger ICD10:M06.0 SNOMEDCT:239792003 readcode:X701i same symptoms as rheumatoid arthritis but a patient doesn't have certain antibodies in their blood patient.info seronegative rheumatoid arthritis agents used in the treatment of epileptic seizures patient.info anticonvulsant patient.info gabapentin hormone perimenopause patient.info menopause patient.info mental state dread patient.info anxiety sciatic nerve issues - irratated nerve patient.info sciatica part of the human leg between the hip and the knee patient.info thigh patient.info calcium symmetry ampho having or involving two sides patient.info bilateral patient.info iron narrowing pressure on spinal cord or the nerves patient.info stenosis joint of fingers patient.info knuckle SLE autoimmune disease in which the body's immune system becomes hyperactive and attacks normal, healthy tissue patient.info lupus other medical therapies patient.info antidepressant patient.info amitriptyline patient.info non-opioid patient.info nefopam patient.info statin bone disease that occurs when the body loses too much bone, becoming weak patient.info osteoporosis estrace imvexxy vagifem yuvafem patient.info estradiol patient.info manuka honey ovestin patient.info estriol estr oestrogen premarin patient.info estrogen dandruff NCIT:C25489 SNOMEDCT:31908003 lack of natural or normal moisture dryness HRT hormone treatment to relieve symptoms of the menopause patient.info hormone replacement therapy malignancy cells in a specific part of the body grow and reproduce uncontrollably patient.info cancer a prosthetic device inserted into the vagina for structural and pharmaceutical purposes patient.info pessary parasite is spread by mosquitoes plasmodium vitmin patient.info vitamins chronic pain of the vulva that lasts for three months or longer without any evidence of other skin or gynecological causes patient.info vulvodynia patient.info probiotic thin tube at opening of bladder to release urine patient.info urethra moisturising treatments applied directly to the skin patient.info active emollient therapy patient.info hydromol refers to a descending or drooping of organs patient.info prolapse rounded folds of skin that are part of the external female genitalia patient.info labia majora patient.info genetic sex girl woman patient.info female patient.info male surgery of the genitourinary system TAH hysterctomy removal of the uterus surgical removal of the uterus patient.info hysterectomy elastic and muscular canal for the reproductive system patient.info vagina genetic sex female reproductive system patient.info lidocaine bactiuria bacturia colonization patient.info bacteria funguria fungus patient.info fungal an anaerobic parasite trichomonas vaginalis panic scared patient.info afraid osphena patient.info ospemifene mannose patient.info d-mannose an uncommon condition that creates patchy, white skin that appears thinner than normal patient.info lichen sclerosus scleroderma stiffening of a tissue or anatomical feature patient.info sclerosis to take a sample from inside the body patient.info swab patient.info hydrocortisone MGD eye glands are not secreting enough oil patient.info meibomian gland dysfunction betnovate patient.info betamethasone patient.info progesterone intrarosa patient.info prasterone STD patient.info sexually transmitted disease clit female erogenous organ patient.info clitoris non-cancerous growths that develop in or around the womb patient.info fibroid paired folds of smooth tissue underlying the labia majora patient.info labia minora disorder where the body does not produce insulin or does not use it efficiently patient.info diabetes flagyl patient.info metronidazole vulvar outer part of the female genitals patient.info vulva cry miserable misery upset patient.info sad patient.info testosterone patient.info local anesthetic vagisil patient.info benzocaine frustrated patient.info mad BV caused by a change in the natural balance of bacteria in your vagina patient.info bacterial vaginosis patient is given a drug that produces unpleasant effects, such as nausea patient.info chemical therapy patient.info benzethonium patient.info sodium chloride therapy to remove elements from the body to improve health removal therapy patient.info blephagel lacrilube patient.info lacri-lube patient.info benzalkonium patient.info mite maxitrol neosporin patient.info neomycin and polymyxin b patient.info doxycycline affecting any age ClinicalBERT acneiform eruptions patient.info sting patient.info blephasol cataracts a cloudy area in the lens of the eye patient.info cataract patient.info optrex tiny oil glands which line the margin of the eyelids patient.info meibomian glands staph staphylococcal bacteria that can cause a number of infectious diseases in various tissues of the body patient.info staphylococcus reduces scurf and bacterial debris patient.info blephex patient.info cliradex aet of the visual system aet of the genitourinary system patient.info blephaclean patient.info ocusoft an area of short hairs above the eye patient.info eyebrow insert patient.info physical devices heated pulsation method to deliver heat into the inner eyelid lipiflow patient.info visual system anatomy tear ducts are part of the eye drainage system patient.info eye duct spherical organ which houses the structures responsible for vision patient.info eyeball patient.info avenova patient.info flaxseed patient.info sulfacetamide affect the skin - they can go away on their own, but sometimes they need to be treated with antibiotics staph infection histamine class of drugs commonly used to treat symptoms of allergies patient.info antihistamine cetrazine cetrizine citrizine patient.info cetirizine patient.info minocycline EGD examination of the the upper part of the gastrointestinal tract down to the duodenum patient.info esophagogastroduodenoscopy patient.info bicarbonate patient.info hyabak azasite patient.info azithromycin patient.info hydrocortisone lotemax patient.info loteprednol tobradex patient.info dexamethasone tobradex patient.info tobramycin ciclosporin restasis patient.info cyclosporine patient.info celluvisc lymphoedema lymph vessels are unable to adequately drain lymph fluid - excess fluid builds up patient.info lymphedema patient.info penicillin front part of the head patient.info face plate at tip of digits patient.info nail patient.info cranberry back muscle of the lower leg patient.info calf bactrim patient.info co-trimoxazole patient.info clindamycin bum buttcheek back of the hips patient.info buttock cat scratch an infectious disease that most often results from a scratch or bite of a cat patient.info cat-scratch disease patient.info cefalexin contagious transmissable from patient to patient patient.info infectious examination of the urinary bladder via the urethra patient.info cystoscopy patient.info non-infectious patient.info flucloxacillin skin covering the head patient.info scalp patient.info probiotic patient.info azo serrapeptase patient.info serratiopeptidase patient.info trimethoprim tissue similar to the lining of the womb starts to grow in other places, such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes patient.info endometriosis a sample of tissue taken from the body in order to examine it patient.info biopsy elmiron patient.info pentosan polysulfate a part of the normal intestinal flora of humans patient.info enterococcus patient.info hydroxyzine thin tube that can be inserted in the body to treat diseases patient.info catheter patient.info pregabalin patient.info oregano other anatomy tendons connects muscle to bone patient.info tendon glands synthesizes substances into the body (such as hormones) patient.info gland folicule follicle fine strands growing from the skin patient.info hair patient.info muscle patient.info zinc one of the bones making up the pelvis patient.info pubic bone body hair that is found in the genital area of adolescent and adult humans patient.info pubic hair in grown body object grows into the skin patient.info ingrown patient.info cider patient.info vinegar urogenital system upper-centre body anatomy patient.info chest patient.info garlic a harmless infection that causes small dimpled spots to appear on the skin patient.info molluscum contagiosum benzoyl patient.info benzoyl peroxide genetic sex male reproductive system skin that covers the head of the penis patient.info foreskin underside of shoulder joint patient.info armpit HBeAg HBsAg PCR hbcab patient.info hepatitis b test patient.info harvoni LFT set of tests for liver function patient.info liver function test HIV a virus that attacks the body immune system patient.info human immunodeficiency virus AST SGOT an enzyme that is found mostly in the liver - when liver is damaged, it releases into bloodstream patient.info aspartate aminotransferase SGPT checks for liver damage patient.info alanine transaminase disoproxil viread patient.info tenofovir patient.info enzyme test a genus of the actinobacteria ClinicalBERT actinomyces antigen seroconversion test for past infection patient.info antibody test a rare but life-threatening condition caused by bacteria getting into the body and releasing harmful toxins patient.info toxic shock syndrome fibrosure metavir a biomarker test that uses the results of six blood serum tests to generate a score that is correlated with the degree of liver damage in people with a variety of liver diseases patient.info fibrotest blood test results WBC also called leukocytes - are the cells of the immune system that are involved in protecting the body against both infectious disease and foreign invaders patient.info white blood cell count HB HBE hemoglobin E an iron-rich protein in red blood cells - carries oxygen from the lungs to all parts of the body patient.info hemoglobin patient.info interferon urso patient.info ursodiol an organ is removed from one body and placed in the body of a recipient to replace a damaged organ patient.info transplant cellcept mycophenol patient.info mycophenolic acid cigarette patient.info smoke patient.info weight fat patient.info overweight medication or fluids are administered through a needle or catheter patient.info infusion therapy gene geno looking at DNA to find variations linking to other diseases patient.info genotype patient.info entecavir patient.info levothyroxine forms after red blood cells break down, and it travels through your liver, gallbladder, and digestive tract before being excreted patient.info bilirubin facia fascial a band of connective tissue - palm of the hand or foot patient.info fascia treatments that are used instead of modern medicine patient.info alternative medicine thin needles are inserted into the body patient.info acupuncture the largest and strongest tendon in the body located in the foot at the heel patient.info achilles glad relief patient.info happy eswt extracorporeal pulse activation technology shockwaves are passed through the skin to the injured part of the foot patient.info extracorporeal shockwave therapy patient.info fracture tissue to connect bone to bone patient.info ligament a form of soft tissue mobilization to break down the scar tissue patient.info graston technique patient.info throb a method of walking patient.info gait patient.info indometacin patient.info upper respiratory system anatomy nasel nasul nasal cavity allowing passage for air patient.info nasal infection usually affecting the respiratory system aspergillosis the front part of the neck - for air and food to travel down patient.info throat small air pockets located behind your forehead patient.info sinus asthmatic condition in which your airways narrow and swell and may produce extra mucus, making it more difficult to breathe patient.info asthma external openings of the nasal cavity patient.info nostril patient.info chlorpheniramine claritin patient.info loratadine flixonase flonase patient.info fluticasone propionate neilmed patient.info saline constriction or dilation of blood vessels patient.info vasomotor ETD tube connecting your throat and middle ear gets inflamed and plugged up patient.info eustachian tube dysfunction nasonex patient.info mometasone fexofenidine patient.info fexofenadine air-filled organs located on either side of the chest patient.info lung inability to eat a food or take a drug without adverse effects patient.info intolerance pred forte patient.info prednisolone cartilage in the nose that separates the nostrils patient.info septum kenalog nasacort patient.info triamcinolone PND a condition that triggers sudden shortness of breath during sleep patient.info paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea aqueous spray beconase patient.info beclometasone capsinol patient.info capsaicin ventolin patient.info albuterol patient.info environmental enama an injection of fluid into the lower bowel by way of the rectum patient.info enema dymista rhinolast patient.info azelastine hydrochloride ICD10:I77.6 SNOMEDCT:70933002 readcode:G766 a form of vasculitis, specifically inflammation of the aorta, which carries oxygenated blood from the heart to the rest of the body ClinicalBERT aortitis surgery of the respiratory system surgical procedure for the nasal passage, to relieve nasal obstruction patient.info turbinectomy administering drug into the body under the tongue for diffuse patient.info sublingul patient.info avymy elements of the skeleton patient.info bone SNRA patient.info serotonin–norepinephrine releasing agent teeth part of the mouth essential for eating and speaking patient.info tooth asacol asocol mesalazine mesazaline mezaline octasa pentasa salofalk patient.info mesalamine an unpaired bone situated in the middle of the skull towards the front patient.info sphenoid poo poop stool patient.info bowel movements part of the face above the eyebrows patient.info forehead patient.info top of head virus patient.info viral flu a common infection that can easily spread to other people during the winter season - known as a bad cold patient.info influenza oval-shaped cavity - for breathing, eating, and speaking patient.info mouth connective tissue attached to and surrounding the necks of the teeth patient.info gum primary organ of smell and breathing patient.info nose cavities gum toothache a hole that can grow bigger and deeper over time in teeth patient.info cavity patient.info amoxicillin balloons to dilate the sinus openings for expansion of airway patient.info sinuplasty sudafed patient.info pseudoephedrine colonization mould a type of fungus that consists of small organisms found almost everywhere patient.info mold fine particles of solid matter in the atmosphere patient.info dust clot patient.info blockage patient.info menthol patient.info mucoactive drug mucinex patient.info guaifenesin sicca sjogren sjogrens a condition that affects parts of the body that produce fluids patient.info sjogren's syndrome cipro patient.info ciprofloxacin levaquin patient.info levofloxacin used to treat and prevent fungal infections patient.info antifungal papular papules raised skin urticaria raised skin from high levels of histamine patient.info hives surgery of the circulatory system surgical treatment in which diseases of the vascular system are managed, such as veins or arteries patient.info vascular surgery patient.info dapsone behcet a rare disorder that causes blood vessel inflammation throughout your body patient.info behcet's disease CSS churg strasuss a disease characterized by inflammation of the blood vessels patient.info churg-strauss syndrome plaquenil patient.info hydroxychloroquine condyloma condylomata wart warts a viral infection that's passed between people through skin-to-skin contact, causing genital warts and even cancer patient.info human papillomavirus for evaluating blockages in the arterial system patient.info angiogram patient.info gluten movement stretch physical movement to improve health patient.info exercise patient.info fruit patient.info seed patient.info minerals patient.info dairy entyvio patient.info vedolizumab calprotectin stool sample collection and analysis of fecal matter to diagnose the presence or absence of a medical condition patient.info stool test patient.info meat patient.info mezavant patient.info yoghurt DVT thromboemboli blood clot in a vein patient.info deep vein thrombosis patient.info laxative patient.info mercaptopurine patient.info rice patient.info coconut patient.info onion patient.info wheat patient.info chocolate patient.info sugar colonostomy an opening in the large intestine and drawing the healthy end of the colon through an incision in the anterior abdominal wall patient.info colostomy spicy patient.info spice patient.info herb protruding part of the face below the mouth patient.info chin patient.info blood clot removes all or part of the sigmoid colon and rejoin the two healthy end parts ClinicalBERT sigmoidectomy small cell fragments in blood that form clots and stop or prevent bleeding patient.info platelet anaemia made in the bone marrow patient.info red blood cell dysmenorrhea NCIT:C34827 SNOMEDCT:55300003 SYMP:0000689 sudden and involuntary contraction of a muscle for prolonged peroids patient.info cramp uceris patient.info budesonide patient.info balsalazide lack of sleep HP:0100785 NCIT:C28286 SNOMEDCT:193462001 SYMP:0000571 sleeplessness difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep patient.info insomnia SNOMEDCT:14760008 difficulty passing stools constipated patient.info suffer patient.info worry good patient.info great loss of sensation numb NCIT:C34857 SNOMEDCT:44077006 loss of the sensation of feeling in an area of the body patient.info numbness PATO:0002408 SNOMEDCT:263930000 secretion of fluids but not discharge or diarrhoea related watery acne patient.info acne vulgaris sneeze NCIT:C50746 SNOMEDCT:76067001 SYMP:0000139 involuntary expulsion of air from the nose sneezing congest congestion loss of smell HP:0000458 NCIT:C116369 SNOMEDCT:230502003 loss of smell lack of sensation to smell anosmia NCIT:C78640 SNOMEDCT:27355003 SYMP:0000438 painful sensation originating from a tooth toothache patient.info amputation NCIT:C78213 SNOMEDCT:248490000 SYMP:0000420 a feeling of fullness in the abdomen patient.info bloated baldder bladdder organ in the lower abdomen that stores urine ClinicalBERT bladder ABPA condition characterised by an exaggerated response of the immune system ClinicalBERT allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis rosacia rosea rosecea ICD10:L71 SNOMEDCT:398909004 readcode:M153 a common skin condition that causes redness and visible blood vessels in your face patient.info rosacea debridment medical removal of dead, damaged, or infected tissue to improve the healing potential of the remaining healthy tissue ClinicalBERT debridement arthroscopic keyhole minimally invasive surgical procedure on a joint in which an examination and sometimes treatment of damage is performed ClinicalBERT arthroscopy cecal a pouch that is considered to be the beginning of the large intestine ClinicalBERT cecum a type of bone deformity that can lead to serious damage, caused by diabetes ClinicalBERT charcot foot cirhosis cirrhois cirrhoisis cirrohsis scarring of the liver caused by long-term liver damage patient.info cirrhosis desquamating the shedding or peeling of the skin ClinicalBERT desquamation a skin rash that most commonly affects the shins, usually associated with diabetes ClinicalBERT diabeticorum excoriations a mental health condition where you cannot stop picking at your skin ClinicalBERT excoriation painful infection that forms around a hair follicle ClinicalBERT furuncle a common type of superficial fungal infection of the groin region ClinicalBERT cruris c dif c diff c difficil c difficle c dificile cdiff clostridium dif diff difficil difficile difficle dificile bacteria that can cause a bowel infection ClinicalBERT clostridium difficile corporis a fungal infection of the skin and hair loss may occur in the area affected ClinicalBERT dermatophytosis scarring of the lungs due to asbestos fibers ClinicalBERT asbestosis glut a group of three muscles which make up the buttocks ClinicalBERT gluteals goodpasture a rare autoimmune disease in which antibodies attack membrane in lungs and kidneys, leading to bleeding from the lungs, glomerulonephritis, and kidney failure ClinicalBERT goodpasture syndrome a skin infection that's very contagious ClinicalBERT impetigo a type of raised scar ClinicalBERT keloid actinic keratosis dry scaly patches of skin that have been damaged by the sun ClinicalBERT keratoses candidal candidemia fungemia monilial thrush yeast a type of fungal yeast patient.info candida elsd esld nafld transaminitis prolonged disturbance of liver function that causes illness ClinicalBERT liver disease ClinicalBERT ethambutol HLH a rare immune disorder where the body reacts inappropriately, usually an infection ClinicalBERT hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis ClinicalBERT isoniazid ClinicalBERT penicillamine reclast ClinicalBERT zoledronic acid perf perforation a hole or break in the containing walls or membranes of an organ or structure of the body ClinicalBERT perforated vzv zoster one of nine herpesviruses known to infect humans ClinicalBERT varicella zoster virus skin condition that causes a dark discoloration in body folds and creases ClinicalBERT acanthosis nigricans fasciotomies surgical procedure where the fascia is cut to relieve tension or pressure ClinicalBERT fasciotomy ClinicalBERT androgen swollen or enlarged blood vessels, as well as the formation of bleeding lesions in the colon and stomach ClinicalBERT angiodysplasia most severe and aggressive form of invasive aspergillus ClinicalBERT angioinvasive aspergillosis HCC cancer in the liver ClinicalBERT hepatocellular carcinoma shingles viral infection is characterized by a red skin rash that can cause pain and burning ClinicalBERT herpes zoster shingles involving the eye ClinicalBERT herpes zoster ophthalmicus BOOP a rare inflammatory lung disorder ClinicalBERT bronchiolitis obliterans organizing pneumonia the conjunctiva becomes swollen and irritated ClinicalBERT chemosis a disease that develops in dogs after being bitten by an infected tick ClinicalBERT ehrlichiosis infection usually occurs by eating undercooked contaminated meat, exposure from infected cat feces, or mother-to-child transmission during pregnancy ClinicalBERT toxoplasmosis tuberculosis a bacterial infection spread through inhaling tiny droplets from the coughs or sneezes of an infected person ClinicalBERT mycobacterium tuberculosis TURP a surgical procedure that involves cutting away a section of the prostate ClinicalBERT transurethral resection typhilitis ICD10:K65.8 SNOMEDCT:61564002 readcode:X304F inflammation of a part of the large intestine known as the cecum ClinicalBERT typhlitis ICD10:K91.8 ICD10:Y83.2 SNOMEDCT:426508001 readcode:XaJgR inflammation that occurs in the lining of a pouch created during surgery to treat ulcerative colitis or certain other diseases ClinicalBERT pouchitis ICD10:K51.3 SNOMEDCT:418130002 inflammation of the rectum and colon ClinicalBERT proctocolitis raynaud ICD10:I73.0 SNOMEDCT:195295006 readcode:G730 condition affecting circulation, causing some areas to change colour when cold or stressed ClinicalBERT raynaud's disease ICD10:K65.8 SNOMEDCT:370469003 inflammation of the serous tissues of the body ClinicalBERT serositis form of radiation burn that affects living tissue ClinicalBERT sunburn bacterium with various subspecies - it is transmitted only amongst humans treponema pallidum spread by sexual contact - starts as a painless sore syphilis amputee disarticulation the removal of a limb ClinicalBERT amputation surgical procedure in which tonsils are removed from the throat ClinicalBERT tonsillectomy surgical procedure for male sterilization or permanent contraception ClinicalBERT vasectomy surgery of visual system surgery to remove some or all of the vitreous humor from the eye ClinicalBERT vitrectomy amyloidosis a rare disease that occurs when an abnormal protein, called amyloid, builds up in organs and interferes with their normal function ClinicalBERT amyloid common autoimmune disorder that often results in unpredictable hair loss ClinicalBERT alopecia areata associated conditions of inflammation which may not be inflammatory condition of non-inflammatory aspergillis ClinicalBERT aspergillus ClinicalBERT parasite a malaria-like parasitic disease ClinicalBERT babesiosis bactermia presence of bacteria in the bloodstream ClinicalBERT bacteremia bascule large bowel obstruction from folding ClinicalBERT cecal bascule BCC skin cancer ClinicalBERT basal cell carcinoma ClinicalBERT beeswax microscopic parasite that can live in your digestive tract ClinicalBERT blastocystis BPH prostate gland enlargement ClinicalBERT benign prostatic hyperplasia the removal of a bursa, which is a small sac filled with synovial fluid that cushions adjacent bone structures and reduces friction in joint movement ClinicalBERT bursectomy calciphylaxis a rare painful syndrome of calcification of the small blood vessels ClinicalBERT calcific uremic arteriolopathy candiduria used to detect and manage a wide range of disorders, such as urinary tract infections ClinicalBERT urine test CMML too many monocyte white blood cells in the blood ClinicalBERT chronic myelomonocytic leukaemia streams gallons of water into the body through a tube inserted into the rectum ClinicalBERT colonic ClinicalBERT colovaginal fistula APLS ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info antiphospholipid antibody syndrome CVID disorder that impairs the immune system ClinicalBERT common variable immune deficiency caused by larval cysts which infect brain, muscle, or other tissue, and are a major cause of adult onset seizures ClinicalBERT cysticercosis DAH widespread damage to the pulmonary small vessels, leading to blood collecting within the alveoli ClinicalBERT diffuse alveolar hemorrhage DIC blood clots form throughout the body, blocking small blood vessels ClinicalBERT disseminated intravascular coagulation a higher than normal level of eosinophils, a disease-fighting white blood cell ClinicalBERT eosinophilia ICD10:A46 SNOMEDCT:44653001 readcode:A35 common bacterial infection of the superficial layer of the skin ClinicalBERT erysipelas disorder of pigmentation of the wall of the colon ClinicalBERT melanosis coli an infection that originates within a tooth ClinicalBERT odontogenic condition that occurs when a person has low counts for all three types of blood cells: red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets ClinicalBERT pancytopenia rare disorders that are triggered by an abnormal immune system response to a cancerous tumor - white blood cells mistakenly attack normal cells ClinicalBERT paraneoplastic syndromes parvo a common and highly contagious childhood illness - also called slapped-cheek disease ClinicalBERT human parvovirus intrapulmonary gas-filled cystic spaces - usually the result of ventilator-induced lung injury in neonates or post-infectious ClinicalBERT pneumatoceles body rejecting the therapy ClinicalBERT rejection cause cutaneous, locally invasive, and disseminated infection ClinicalBERT zygomycetes pemphigoid a rare and serious (potentially life-threatening) condition that causes painful blisters to develop on the skin and lining of the mouth ClinicalBERT pemphigus vulgaris volvulous a loop of intestine twists around itself resulting in a bowel obstruction ClinicalBERT volvulus a harmless fungal infection that causes patches of discoloured skin ClinicalBERT pityriasis versicolor urine can't flow due to some type of obstruction ClinicalBERT obstructive uropathy trichomonas vaginalis sexually transmitted infection caused by a tiny parasite ClinicalBERT trichomoniasis ICD10:K52.8 SNOMEDCT:449806001 a rare inflammatory form of colitis that occurs when impacted fecal material leads to distention of the colon ClinicalBERT stercoral colitis PUD ulcers in the stomach develop because a bacterial infection eats away the protective lining of the digestive system ClinicalBERT peptic ulcer disease psorasis psoriasiform condition that causes red and crusty patches of skin covered with silvery scales ClinicalBERT psoriasis ICD10:L43 SNOMEDCT:4776004 readcode:M170 inflammatory skin condition, characterized by an itchy, non-infectious rash on the arms and legs ClinicalBERT lichen planus ClinicalBERT tophaceous TKR surgical procedure whereby the diseased knee joint is replaced with artificial material ClinicalBERT total knee replacement ringworm infection of the skin - often ring-shaped ClinicalBERT tinea derm integument outer element which covers the body ClinicalBERT skin diseases of the external body, such as skin or hair ClinicalBERT dermatosis demyelination any condition that results in damage to the protective covering that surrounds nerve fibers in your brain, optic nerves and spinal cord ClinicalBERT demyelinating disease spread having spread throughout an organ or the body ClinicalBERT disseminated a condition that affects the fascia, which thickens and tightens over time ClinicalBERT dupuytren's disease eyelid turns or sags outward, away from your eye, exposing the surface of your inner eyelid - may be due to several factors, including facial paralysis and injury ClinicalBERT ectropion gastroporesis partial paralysis of the stomach, which the stomach cannot empty itself in a normal way ClinicalBERT gastroparesis GBM fast-growing type of tumour of the brain or spinal cord ClinicalBERT glioblastoma multiforme genitalis herpes herpetic a common viral infection that presents with localised blistering ClinicalBERT herpes simplex reactive change of cells in response to damage to the central nervous system ClinicalBERT gliosis caused by an infection or a drug that is harmful to your kidneys ClinicalBERT glomerular disease hanta hantavirus spread mainly by rodents and can cause varied disease syndromes in people worldwide ClinicalBERT orthohantavirus hemachromatosis a disorder where too much iron builds up in your body ClinicalBERT hemochromatosis blood disorder that occurs when the blood types of a mother and baby are incompatible ClinicalBERT hemolytic disease rare disorder in which your blood doesn't clot normally because it lacks sufficient blood-clotting proteins ClinicalBERT hemophilia hemorhagic a blood vessel bursts, causing bleeding in the brain ClinicalBERT hemorrhagic stroke type of lung infection ClinicalBERT histoplasmosis hypercholester high cholesterol high cholesterol found in blood - too much of it can cause serious health problems ClinicalBERT hypercholesterolemia ClinicalBERT hyperkeratosis hyperlipidimia abnormally high levels of fats in the blood ClinicalBERT hyperlipidemia ClinicalBERT pressure hypotenion hypotension blood pressure that is abnormally low ClinicalBERT low blood pressure hypothyroid underactive thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones ClinicalBERT hypothyroidism widespread and persistent thick and dry skin ClinicalBERT ichthyosis what sort of condition ClinicalBERT disease type an autoimmune disease is a condition in which your immune system mistakenly attacks your body ClinicalBERT autoimmune cryptogenic unspec any disease that is of uncertain or unknown origin may be termed idiopathic ClinicalBERT idiopathic inconti incontince incontinece lack of ability to control urination ClinicalBERT incontinence two areas of skin rub or touch ClinicalBERT intertriginous presence of gas in the bowel wall ClinicalBERT pneumatosis intestinalis a restriction in blood supply to tissues ClinicalBERT ishemic ITP throbocytopenia a disorder characterized by a blood abnormality - a shortage of blood cells called platelets that are needed for normal blood clotting ClinicalBERT immune thrombocytopenia shockwaves or a laser to break down stones in the kidney, gallbladder, or ureter ClinicalBERT lithotripsy a group of muscles in the leg ClinicalBERT peroneus part of the retina ClinicalBERT macular where muscle meets bone ClinicalBERT junction mucus membrane and skin junction ClinicalBERT mucocutaneous myelogenous bone marrow makes abnormal white blood cells ClinicalBERT acute myeloid leukemia nephrolithiasis nephrolitiasis calcified deposit within the kidneys ClinicalBERT kidney stone nevi nevus common skin growths ClinicalBERT mole a skin disease characterised by itchy nodules which usually appear on the arms or legs ClinicalBERT prurigo nodularis lose bone mass and your bones get weaker - not as severe as osteoporosis ClinicalBERT osteopenia glands that produce saliva ClinicalBERT salivary chronic small hole or tunnel in the skin at the top of the buttocks ClinicalBERT pilonidal disease sarcoid abnormal collections of inflammatory cells that form lumps ClinicalBERT sarcoidosis non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate ClinicalBERT prostatism false or spurious ClinicalBERT pseudo resembling a cyst but lacking a wall or lining ClinicalBERT pseudocyst CPPD calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate form of arthritis that affects one or several joints at once, commonly affecting the knee or wrist ClinicalBERT pseudogout PSH syndrome that causes episodes of increased activity of the sympathetic nervous system, such as increasing heart rate ClinicalBERT paroxysmal sympathetic hyperactivity found in soil and presented clinically as pneumonia ClinicalBERT rhodococcus SBO a mechanical blockage of the bowel ClinicalBERT small bowel obstruction hardening of the skin of the hand that causes the fingers to curl inward ClinicalBERT sclerodactyly gland in the skin that opens into a hair follicle to secrete an oily or waxy matter, called sebum, which lubricates the hair and skin of mammals ClinicalBERT sebaceous surgical procedure to straighten the bone and cartilage dividing the septum ClinicalBERT septoplasty a highly contagious infection that is common in children ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info chickenpox welder rare disease characterized by the deposition of excess iron in body tissue ClinicalBERT siderosis long tube from stomach to anus patient.info intestine bowel colon sigmoid thick tube from small intestine to anus for feces to exit the body patient.info large intestine bowel thin tube from the stomach to the large intestine where nutrients are absorbed small intestine bone structure that forms the head patient.info skull found in between other tissues everywhere in the body patient.info connective tissue such as those that invade breads and other food products zygomycota hypofunction malformation blood-related inflammatory condition of the paranasal sinuses that is the result of dental pathology ClinicalBERT odontogenic sinusitis bacteria are made up of a thick, mesh-like layer of peptidoglycan ClinicalBERT gram-positive ICD10:L03.0 inflammation of the skin around the nail caused by bacteria ClinicalBERT paronychia bacteria have only a thin layer of peptidoglycan in their cell walls ClinicalBERT gram-negative hitt ClinicalBERT heparin-induced thrombocytopenia ibs a common condition affecting the digestive system ClinicalBERT irritable bowel syndrome an abnormal distribution of fat in the body ClinicalBERT lipodystrophy bones which hold skeleton together and allow different movement joint PIP joint of the fingers that allow for gripping ClinicalBERT proximal interphalangeal pseudophakia also called lens replacement surgery, is the removal of the natural lens of the eye and its replacement with an intraocular lens ClinicalBERT cataract surgery AV part of the electrical conduction system of the heart ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info atrioventricular a type of injury that occurs in the neck, which causes pain ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info cervicalgia dehiscense dehisence a surgical complication where the edges of a wound no longer meet ClinicalBERT dehiscence gallstones calcified deposit within the gallbladder ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info gallstone hemmoroids swollen veins in the lowest part of your rectum - often get better on their own but can be inflamed ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info hemorrhoids smoldering blood cancer ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info leukemia cancer that begins in infection-fighting cells of the immune system, called lymphocytes, affecting lymph nodes and others ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info lymphoma malarial a serious tropical disease ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info malaria normal inhabitants of the human skin surface and only cause disease under specific conditions ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info malassezia MDS not enough healthy blood cells ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info myelodysplastic syndromes MRSA bacteria that's resistant to several widely used antibiotics ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info methicillin-resistant staphylococcus OAB a combination of symptoms that can cause you to need to urinate more frequently ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info overactive bladder gland located between the bladder and the penis ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info prostate PSA a protein made by cells in the prostate gland ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info prostate-specific antigen persistent chronic condition which causes blisters filled with fluid on the palms and the soles of the feet ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info pustulosis skin infestation caused by microscopic mites, which can live on your skin for months ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info scabies tiny parasitic mites that live in or near hair follicles of mammals patient.info demodex patient.info stones calcified deposit within the salivary glands ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info sialolithiasis spondyloarthropathy inflammatory diseases that can affect mutiple bones and larger joints, as well as internal organs ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info spondyloarthritis syndome group of symptoms ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info syndrome BPD a breathing disorder where an infant's lungs become irritated and do not develop normally ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info bronchopulmonary dysplasia CP permanent movement disorders that appear in early childhood ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info cerebral palsy an anomaly in that the pancreas in which a single pancreatic duct is not formed ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info pancreatic divisum ICD10:M77.8 SNOMEDCT:359643005 inflammation of the entheses, the sites where tendons or ligaments insert into the bone ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info enthesitis epiduarl an injection in your back to stop you feeling pain in part of your body ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info epidural removal of the oldest dead skin cells on the skin's outermost surface ClinicalBERT exfoliating known as the itch mite that burrows into skin sarcoptes scabiei a condition in which the body doesn't produce enough of the sex hormone ClinicalBERT hypogonadism vitiligo patches of skin that are lighter than your overall skin tone - the loss of skin color due to a disease or trauma ClinicalBERT hypopigmented bacteria that normally live in your intestines and feces - if they spread to another part of your body, they can cause severe infections ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info klebsiella pneumoniae ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info makeup unintentional aspiration of very small amounts of reflux material ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info microaspiration live in the mouths of most cats, as well as a significant number of dogs and other animals ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info pasteurella PCOS a condition that affects a woman's hormone levels and ovaries ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info polycystic ovary syndrome BPD PD ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info personality disorder the simultaneous malfunction of many peripheral nerves throughout the body ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info polyneuropathy rare inherited blood disorders ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info porphyria out of control growth of white blood cells in bone marrow ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info prolymphocytic leukemia pseudomonal psuedomonal bacteria that can cause lung infections ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info pseudomonas triangular tissue growth on the cornea of the eye ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info pterygium REA reiter ICD10:M03.2 SNOMEDCT:239783001 readcode:N01w inflammation in various joints in the body, usually develops after an infection, particularly a sexually transmitted infection or food poisoning ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info reactive arthritis retenti a condition in which you cannot empty all the urine from your bladder ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info urinary retention 65 years over ClinicalBERT senile splenosis to remove the entire spleen ClinicalBERT splenectomy calcified deposit within the pelvic system ClinicalBERT staghorn calculi partial or total debridement of the sternum to remove infected bone ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info sternectomy VA ability to discern the shapes and details of the things a person sees ClinicalBERT expanded with patient.info visual acuity cotton wool spots a direct view of blood vessels as well as the central nervous system ClinicalBERT funduscopic bone in the groin region pelvis upper abdomen lower abdomen external male organ that additionally serves as the urinal duct penis upper arm lower arm muscular organ that pumps blood around the body heart upper face lower face middle face lower leg parasite that infects red blood cells and is transmitted by ticks babesia a genus of Rickettsiales bacteria that are transmitted to vertebrates by ticks ehrlichia pork tapeworm is found throughout the world and is most common in countries where pork is eaten - humans is the host and pigs as secondary host taenia solium parasite that infects most species of warm-blooded animals toxoplasma gondii fungus found in bird and bat fecal material histoplasma a condition in which there is a low blood platelet count thrombocytopenia bacteria that can cause many different infections ranging from minor illnesses to very serious streptococcus also known as escherichia coli escherichia combined ontology for inflammatory diseases Samantha C Pendleton ClinicalBERT https://icdlist.com/?t=icd10&s=inflammation https://patient.info/ 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