List of diseases
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This is a list of the 600 best-known diseases, ranked by reach: how many Wikipedia languages and sister sites have a page about each one.
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| 5 | Intellectual disabilityGeneralized neurodevelopmental disorder |
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| 16 | ColicForm of pain |
| 17 | DyspareuniaPainful sexual intercourse due to medical or psychological causes |
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| 19 | Tension headacheCommon type of headache classified by The International Classification of Headache Disorders 3rd edition |
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| 24 | DiverticulumMedical or biological term for an outpouching of a hollow (or a fluid-filled) structure in the body |
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| 27 | AnoxiaMedical condition |
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| 31 | OtotoxicityProperty of being toxic to the ear |
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| 35 | FibrillationIrregular movement of muscle fibers |
| 36 | Breakthrough infectionInfection following vaccine administration |
| 37 | CollapseMedical symptom, a sudden and often unannounced loss of postural tone |
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| 39 | AtonyMuscle losing its strength |
| 40 | Cerebral hypoxiaDeprivation of oxygen to the brain |
| 41 | Fever of unknown originSymptom |
| 42 | MuselmannTerm used among captives of World War II Nazi concentration camps |
| 43 | Rapunzel syndromeIntestinal condition in humans resulting from ingesting hair |
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| 45 | ErythrodermaSkin disease |
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| 47 | Shy-Drager syndromeAlteración del sistema nervioso autónomo que afecta a pacientes de edad avanzada |
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| 50 | Central sensitizationAn increased response to stimulation that is mediated by amplification of signaling in the central nervous system |
| 51 | Balance disorderDisturbance that causes an individual to feel unsteady |
| 52 | Water retentionAlso known as fluid retention, in various tissues and vessels |
| 53 | DyscrasiaAny of various disorders in medicine |
| 54 | Fluoride toxicityCondition in which there are elevated levels of the fluoride ion in the body |
| 55 | Apparent life-threatening event syndromeMedical condition |
| 56 | Cat biteThe bite of the domestic cat |
| 57 | Complications of diabetes mellitusMedical conditions |
| 58 | SplenosisSpontaneous transplantation of splenic tissue to unusual sites after open splenic trauma |
| 59 | TyphusObsolete name for a number of infectious diseases, characterized by symptoms such as high fever, loss of consciousness and disorders of the intestinal tract |
| 60 | Acoustic shockNegative symptoms in response to loud noise |
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| 62 | Bone marrow failureOrgan dysfunction |
| 63 | Chronic headacheCéphalées évoluant dans un contexte d'abus d'antalgiques |
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| 65 | CondylomaDisease |
| 66 | Defective interfering particleDefective mutant viral genomes and particles which are incompetent in independent replication and interfere with normal virus replication |
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| 68 | PanosteitisBone condition in dogs |
| 69 | COVID-19 pandemic in TokyoCOVID-19 pandemic in Tokyo, Japan |
| 70 | Drop attackSudden fall without loss of consciousness |
| 71 | Intercostal neuralgiaKrankheit |
| 72 | Organ perforationComplete penetration of organ wall |
| 73 | Sudden death in athletesNatural, unexpected death from cardiac arrest of athletes |
| 74 | Sun scaldEffects of ultraviolet radiation on the plant kingdom |
| 75 | Winter-over syndromePsychological condition related to the Antarctic winter |
| 76 | Embryo lossEarly pregnancy loss during the mammalian embryo's development: in humans, loss in the second through eighth week after fertilization |
| 77 | ExtravasationMedical condition |
| 78 | HydropsExcessive accumulation of serous fluid in tissues or cavities of the body |
| 79 | Melanocytic tumorHuman disease |
| 80 | Taura syndromeDisease caused by the Taura syndrome virus |
| 81 | AdenoacanthomaMedical condition |
| 82 | Amalgam tattooCommon discoloration of tissue in the mouth |
| 83 | Complex and mixed tumorNeoplasm composed of at least two distinct cellular populations |
| 84 | Complications of hypertensionMedical conditions |
| 85 | Dementia pugilisticaNeurodegenerative disease found in people who have had multiple head injuries, subtype of CTE |
| 86 | Erythema marginatumMedical condition |
| 87 | Fibroepithelial neoplasmsHuman disease |
| 88 | Loin pain hematuria syndromeDisease |
| 89 | Long earMedical condition |
| 90 | Neotenic complex syndromeCongenital extreme form of developmental delay and neoteny |
| 91 | Non-epileptic seizureMedical condition |
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| 93 | Post-aggression metabolismSystemic response to surgical injury |
| 94 | Pregnancy-related anxietyDescription of pregnancy-related anxiety and associated factors |
| 95 | PSISCongenital disorder in which the pituitary stalk and pituitary are hypoplastic |
| 96 | PURA syndromeMedical condition |
| 97 | Stony coral tissue loss diseaseDisease affecting corals |
| 98 | Toluene toxicityHazardous chemical exposure |
| 99 | Tomato feverTomato fever (or Tomato Flu) is an unidentified viral infection which has broken out in India. |
| 100 | Trabecular oedemaMedical condition |