Constitutional symptoms
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Constitutional symptoms refers to a group of symptoms that can affect many different systems of the body.
Examples include weight loss, fevers, fatigue, and malaise.[1]
Other examples include chills, night sweats, and decreased appetite.[2]
Generally, they are very nonspecific, with a vast number of diseases and conditions as potential cause, thereby requiring further evaluation for any diagnosis.
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