Many people infected with the virus remain symptomless and unaware they can spread it.

The nurse recorded a symptomatical pattern of fever and cough that matched the typical course of influenza.

As a symptomatologist, she meticulously cataloged the progression of each patient's complaints to identify common patterns.

During the conference, symptomatologists presented new frameworks for classifying chronic fatigue syndromes.

The clinician warned that the new medication might be symptomatogenic in susceptible patients, necessitating careful monitoring.

After months of unexplained fatigue and stress, the patient developed alopecia symptomatica, prompting a full medical evaluation.