Dd

Dizziness – A sensation of lightheadedness or unsteadiness.
Dry mouth – Lack of saliva, leading to discomfort or difficulty swallowing.
Diarrhea – Frequent, loose, or watery bowel movements.
Dehydration – Loss of fluids, causing weakness and dry skin.
Double vision (Diplopia) – Seeing two images of a single object.
Dark circles under eyes – Discoloration under the eyes, often due to fatigue.
Delayed healing – Wounds taking longer than usual to recover.
Discolored skin – Patches of unusual skin color, such as yellow (jaundice) or blue (cyanosis).
Difficulty breathing (Dyspnea) – Shortness of breath or labored breathing.
Digestive discomfort – Bloating, gas, or stomach pain.
Drooping eyelids (Ptosis) – Partial or complete sagging of the eyelid.
Dry skin – Rough, flaky, or cracked skin.
Decreased appetite – Loss of interest in eating.
Delayed reflexes – Slower response times to stimuli.
Dandruff – Flaky scalp due to dryness or skin conditions.
Difficulty swallowing (Dysphagia) – Trouble moving food or liquids down the throat.
Distorted sense of taste (Dysgeusia) – Changes in how things taste, often metallic or bitter.

Depression – Persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest.
Delusions – Strong, false beliefs that persist despite contrary evidence.
Disorientation – Confusion about time, place, or identity.
Derealization – Feeling disconnected from reality, as if the world isn't real.
Dissociation – Feeling detached from oneself or surroundings.
Distorted thinking – Cognitive distortions, such as catastrophic thinking or black-and-white thinking.
Daydreaming excessively (Maladaptive Daydreaming) – Losing touch with reality due to vivid or obsessive fantasies.
Decision-making difficulties – Struggling to choose between options.
Distractibility – Inability to focus or stay on task.
Decreased motivation (Avolition) – Loss of drive to complete tasks or engage in activities.
Distress intolerance – Difficulty coping with stress or discomfort.
Defensive behavior – Overreacting to criticism or perceived threats.
Doom feeling – A sense of impending disaster or extreme worry (often linked to anxiety or panic attacks).