Note: These should be confirmed by history, physical examination and testing procedures. Consult with a health care professional to determine a course of action.
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Acute Glossitis - tongue (bright scarlet red, painful, inflamed tongue with prominent papillae)
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Atrophic Glossitis - tongue (smooth, small, glistening, non-painful tongue with atrophy of the filiform papillae)
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Melena (black stools due to blood loss)
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Mucus Membrane Dryness
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Muscles (see also Neuropsychiatry).
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Muscle Myalgia (muscle pain) -see also peripheral neuropathy and Neuropsychiatry
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Muscle Tenderness - see also peripheral neuropathy
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Muscle Wasting -see also peripheral neuropathy
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Muscle Weakness -see also peripheral neuropathy and Weakness under Neuropsychiatry
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Wernicke’s Encephalopathy (initially disorientation, drowsiness, inattentiveness; later oculomotor disturbances, cerebellar ataxia and confusion)
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