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prodromal

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prodromal
[-drō′məl]
Etymology: Gk, pro, before, dromos, course
pertaining to early symptoms that may mark the onset of a disease.
prodromal
the stage of premonitory signs presaging the onset of disease or of specific clinical signs such as seizures.
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