Non-Terminological Medical Lexical Layer of Diseases

Illness is a reaction of some parts of the body to damage, infection or other factors. A non-terminological name of a disease is a word or phrase associated with a non-terminological (everyday) medical lexicon, that is, synonymous with the scientific names of diseases and widely used in colloquial speech. used anemia - anemia, hepatitis - jaundice, Kreittfelidt - Jakob - cow rabies (brain decay), hallucination - delirium, vitiligo - pes, tuberculosis - tuberculosis, epilepsy - seizure, acne - dysentery, parotitis - reaction to speech units or archaism series Past words: hemorrhoids, diarrhea, heartburn.