Disease with S
Accepted: common term for salmonella infection; food poisoning.
Accepted: bacterial STD; treatable with antibiotics.
Accepted: real spinal curvature condition; affects posture.
Accepted: viral rash from chickenpox virus; painful blisters.
Accepted: skin mite infestation; very itchy rash.
Accepted: eradicated viral disease caused by variola.
Accepted: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome; coronavirus.
Commonly used for sexually transmitted diseases, infection spread by sexual contact.
Accepted: vitamin C deficiency disease; sailors got it.
Accepted: cancer of skin cells; UV sunlight is a risk.
- Small pox
Accepted: H1N1 influenza strain; caused 2009 pandemic.
Accepted: dangerous body response to infection; needs urgent care.
Accepted: genetic blood disease; red cells sickle-shaped.
Accepted: serious brain disorder; affects thoughts and mood.
Throat infection by group A strep bacteria, causes sore painful throat.
Infection with strep bacteria causing red rash and fever, common in children.
A common shorthand for streptococcal infection, often strep throat.
1918 influenza pandemic; infected about a third of the world.
Cancer of connective tissues; group of malignant tumors.
Group of diseases with hardening of tissues.
- stomach cancer
A broad term for disorders affecting the skin.
Common term for sinus infection disease.
Nerve pain from sciatic nerve compression.
Inflammation of sinuses; common ENT disease.
Acute brain injury from blocked or burst vessel.
Infection caused by Staphylococcus bacteria.
Sudden infant death syndrome; unexplained fatal disorder.
Chronic inflammatory granulomatous disease.
A recognized condition involving impaired sensory processing.
Acronym for sexually transmitted infection group.
Autoimmune connective tissue disease.
Inflammation of mouth mucosa, real condition.
Sjogren's syndrome: autoimmune, attacks glands.
Silicosis: lung disease from inhaling silica dust.
- Septic shock
A seizure is a recognized neurological medical event.
Sunburn is UV‑induced skin damage, very common
Psychological condition of bonding with captor
Narrowing of spinal canal, can compress nerves
Also called African trypanosomiasis, fatal if untreated
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