symptom

Preposition: of

• menopause: Another situation in which the CSM advises that HRT should not be started is in healthy women who have no symptoms of the menopause.
• meningitis: Danger signals associated with neck pain In some cases, neck pain may be a symptom of meningitis.
• schizophrenia: There is better evidence that cannabis use can exacerbate the symptoms of schizophrenia.
• depression: If you don't get treatment the symptoms of depression may go on for a very long time, sometimes months or years.
• poisoning: The symptoms of poisoning from ingesting of the plant include burning in the mouth.
• hypoglycaemia: If you recognize the symptoms of hypoglycaemia, you can usually deal with the situation easily by taking sugar.

Converse of object

• relieve: Only a part of the prostate gland - not the whole gland is removed, in order to relieve urinary symptoms.
• alleviate: This raises the possibility of future drugs being able to provide a cure, rather than alleviating the symptoms of the disease.
• treat: However, there are many ways of treating the symptoms of arthritis.

Adjective modifier

• menopausal: Services available Most women will suffer from distressing menopausal symptoms.
• flu-like: If you are suffering from chronic flu-like symptoms, see your doctor and ask him if it could be a low-level CO poisoning.
• depressive: However, long term exposure to ecstasy may result in increased depressive symptoms.
• respiratory: Some people also experience mild respiratory symptoms at the outset.
• mild: Some people also experience mild respiratory symptoms at the outset.
• urinary: Only a part of the prostate gland - not the whole gland is removed, in order to relieve urinary symptoms.

Modifies a noun

• severity: The new guidelines suggest that it should be classified on the basis of symptom duration and/or severity.

Noun used with modifier

• withdrawal: Thanks for letting me know what I should expect in terms of withdrawal symptoms.
• asthma: The link between salt intake and asthma symptoms has been investigated in a number of studies.
• menopause: Menopause symptoms are Nature's wake-up call to let you know you need to start paying more attention to your health.
• flu: Flu symptoms may last for up to a week before you begin to feel better.