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Physical Symptoms:

• Tremors – Involuntary shaking or trembling of a body part, often seen in conditions like Parkinson's disease or anxiety.

• Tinnitus – A ringing, buzzing, or hissing sound in the ears, which may be caused by hearing loss, ear infections, or exposure to loud noises.

• Tightness in the chest – A feeling of pressure or constriction in the chest, often linked to anxiety, heart conditions, or respiratory issues.

• Throat discomfort – Pain, scratchiness, or irritation in the throat, commonly caused by infections like sore throat, laryngitis, or allergies.

• Temperature sensitivity – Abnormal sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures, which can be associated with conditions like multiple sclerosis or thyroid problems.

• Tachycardia – An abnormally fast heart rate, often caused by stress, fever, or heart conditions.

• Tiredness (Fatigue) – A state of physical and mental exhaustion, which may result from lack of sleep, illness, or chronic conditions like anemia or depression.

• Tingling (Paresthesia) – A sensation of "pins and needles" that can occur in the hands, feet, or other body parts, often due to nerve compression or circulation problems.

• Trapped gas – Pain or discomfort from gas trapped in the digestive system, often causing bloating, cramping, or belching.

• Thinning hair – A gradual loss of hair, which can be due to hormonal changes, stress, or certain medical conditions.

Mental Symptoms:

• Tension – A state of mental or emotional strain, often linked to stress or anxiety, leading to feelings of being "on edge."

• Tiredness (Mental fatigue) – A sense of mental exhaustion, often caused by prolonged stress, lack of sleep, or cognitive overload.

• Trauma – Emotional or psychological damage caused by distressing or disturbing events, which may lead to conditions like PTSD.

• Trance-like states – A form of dissociation where a person feels detached from reality or themselves, which may occur in response to stress or trauma.

• Thought blocking – A condition in which a person experiences sudden and involuntary interruptions in their thought process, often seen in schizophrenia.

• Tendency to withdraw – A behavior in which a person isolates themselves from social interactions, often linked to depression, anxiety, or personality disorders.

• Temper tantrums – Intense emotional outbursts, often involving crying or yelling, typically seen in children but can also occur in adults with certain mental health issues.

• Tunnel vision – A condition where a person's focus becomes so narrow that they may have difficulty seeing the bigger picture, often caused by stress, anxiety, or certain mental health disorders.

• Transience of mood – Rapid changes in mood, from high to low, often seen in bipolar disorder or mood fluctuations due to external factors.

• Trust issues – Difficulty believing in others or forming secure relationships, often stemming from past experiences or mental health conditions like anxiety or trauma.