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Earache – Pain in one or both ears, often due to infection or pressure buildup.
Excessive sweating (Hyperhidrosis) – Unusual or extreme sweating even without exertion.
Eye strain – Fatigue or discomfort in the eyes, often from prolonged screen time.
Edema – Swelling caused by fluid buildup, often in the legs, feet, or hands.
Ear ringing (Tinnitus) – Persistent ringing, buzzing, or hissing sounds in the ears.
Extreme fatigue – Overwhelming exhaustion not relieved by rest.
Elevated heart rate (Tachycardia) – Faster-than-normal heartbeat.
Eczema – Dry, itchy, and inflamed skin.
Excessive thirst (Polydipsia) – Feeling constantly thirsty, possibly due to diabetes or dehydration.
Excessive urination (Polyuria) – Needing to urinate frequently, often linked to diabetes or kidney issues.
Enlarged lymph nodes – Swollen glands in the neck, armpits, or groin.
Eye twitching (Myokymia) – Involuntary spasms of the eyelid.
Easy bruising – Unusual bruising from minor bumps or without a clear cause.
Ear discharge – Fluid or pus leaking from the ear, often due to infection.

Emotional numbness – Feeling detached or unable to experience emotions.
Excessive worry – Persistent anxiety or fear about various aspects of life.
Erratic behavior – Sudden, unpredictable mood or personality changes.
Existential dread – Deep fear or anxiety about life, purpose, or mortality.
Executive dysfunction – Difficulty with planning, organizing, or completing tasks (common in ADHD and depression).
Euphoria – Intense feelings of happiness or excitement, sometimes excessive or unnatural (e.g., in mania).
Extreme irritability – Unusually high levels of frustration or anger.
Emotional hypersensitivity – Reacting strongly to minor triggers.
Echolalia – Repeating words or phrases involuntarily (often seen in autism or neurological conditions).
Escape-seeking behavior – A strong desire to avoid responsibilities, situations, or emotions.