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delayed symptom

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delayed symptom
Etymology: Fr, delai + Gk, symptoma, that which happens
a symptom such as shock that does not appear until after the precipitating cause.


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But there are also chemicals from our immune system which cause more delayed symptoms, such as the blocked-up nose, headaches, stuffiness and puffy eyes.
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You could get these delayed symptoms years later of intermittent joint pain and arthritis, severe headaches and even heart disease.
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Patients with Teflon granuloma likely fall into one of two groups: (1) those with an immediate reaction to overinjection or improper injection and (2) those with delayed symptoms secondary to an exuberant granulomatous response.
Teflon granuloma by Vandewalker, Kristen / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
 
 
 
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