Cc

Chest pain – Discomfort or pain in the chest, possibly indicating heart or lung issues.
Chronic fatigue – Persistent and overwhelming tiredness.
Cold sweats – Sudden sweating, often due to shock or illness.
Chills – Sensation of coldness, sometimes with shivering.
Coughing – Expelling air forcefully from the lungs, often due to irritation or infection.
Congestion (Nasal or Chest) – Blocked or stuffy nose/lungs.
Cramping (Muscle or Abdominal) – Involuntary and painful muscle contractions.
Constipation – Difficulty in passing stools or infrequent bowel movements.
Clammy skin – Cool, moist skin often linked to shock or anxiety.
Confusion – Disorientation, difficulty thinking clearly.
Cyanosis – Bluish discoloration of the skin due to low oxygen levels.
Cold extremities – Hands and feet feeling abnormally cold.
Cracking joints – Audible popping sounds when moving joints.
Canker sores – Painful mouth ulcers.
Curved spine (Scoliosis or Kyphosis) – Abnormal spinal curvature.

Cognitive decline – Worsening memory, thinking, or problem-solving ability.
Chronic stress – Long-term mental strain affecting mood and health.
Compulsive behavior – Repetitive actions that feel necessary to perform.
Catatonia – A state of unresponsiveness or immobility.
Crying spells – Frequent, uncontrollable bouts of crying.
Circadian rhythm disorder – Disruptions in the body's natural sleep-wake cycle.
Cluttered thoughts – Difficulty organizing or processing ideas.
Combativeness – Unusual aggression or hostility.
Cognitive overload – Mental fatigue from too much information or stimulation.
Childhood trauma effects – Emotional and psychological symptoms from past trauma.
Chronic anxiety – Persistent worry, fear, or panic.
Capgras syndrome – Delusion that familiar people have been replaced by impostors.