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Physical Symptoms:

  • Weakness – A general lack of strength, often caused by fatigue, illness, or muscle atrophy.

  • Weight loss – Unexplained or significant loss of weight, often associated with conditions like cancer, hyperthyroidism, or gastrointestinal disorders.

  • Wheezing – A high-pitched whistling sound when breathing, often associated with asthma or respiratory infections.

  • Water retention (Edema) – Swelling caused by excess fluid buildup in tissues, often seen in conditions like heart failure, kidney disease, or pregnancy.

  • White spots on nails – Small white marks on the nails, which can sometimes indicate a deficiency in zinc or calcium or may result from trauma to the nail.

  • Warts – Small, rough growths on the skin caused by a viral infection, commonly human papillomavirus (HPV).

  • Whiplash – Neck pain and stiffness caused by a sudden, forceful movement of the head, often due to car accidents or trauma.

  • Walking difficulties (Gait issues) – Problems with walking, such as limping, stumbling, or lack of coordination, which can result from neurological or musculoskeletal issues.

  • Wounds that don't heal – Cuts, scrapes, or sores that persist for a long time without healing, often indicating infection, diabetes, or circulation problems.

Mental Symptoms:

  • Worry – Persistent anxiety or fear about future events, which can be mild or lead to chronic anxiety disorders.

  • Withdrawal – A state of emotional or social isolation, often a sign of depression, trauma, or anxiety.

  • Wicked thoughts – Intrusive, morally troubling thoughts, which may appear in conditions like obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) or anxiety.

  • Whimsy – A tendency to act on impulse or in an unpredictable, playful manner, sometimes linked to manic episodes in bipolar disorder.

  • Wandering thoughts – A difficulty focusing, with the mind drifting from one thought to another, often related to attention disorders or anxiety.

  • Wishful thinking – A mental tendency to believe or hope for an outcome despite it being unlikely, sometimes seen in those struggling with unrealistic expectations.

  • World-weariness – A feeling of exhaustion or disillusionment with life, often related to depression, burnout, or existential crisis.

  • Wounded self-esteem – Feelings of inadequacy or low self-worth, often leading to depression or self-doubt.

  • Wavering confidence – A lack of self-assurance that fluctuates, often seen in conditions like social anxiety or low self-esteem.

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