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Things idiopathic often describes ("idiopathic ________")
- hyperlipemia
- scoliosis
- colitis
- pulmonary
- polyneuritis
- pain
- osteoporosis
- cases
- hypercalcaemia
- thrombocytopenia
- neutropenia
- hepatitis
- parkinsonism
- puberty
- steatorrhea
- infertility
- hypercalcemia
- pneumonia
- epilepsies
- neuralgia
- paralysis
- failure
- tetanus
- purpura
- atrophy
- seizures
- inflammation
- incontinence
- hyperostosis
- hypercalciuria
- variety
- origin
- instability
- pancreatitis
- disease
- disorder
- palsy
- hypogonadism
- megacolon
- cardiomyopathy
- anaemia
- hemochromatosis
- diseases
- condition
- calcification
- epilepsy
- fibrillation
- hypertrophy
- necrosis
- hypopituitarism
- pneumonias
- resorption
- retardation
- parkinson
- constipation
- hydrocephalus
- dilatation
- disorders
- myopathy
- type
- jaundice
- pericarditis
- hypotension
- fibrosis
- holes
- fever
- thrombosis
- hemosiderosis
- neuropathy
- hyperplasia
- nephropathy
- myopathies
- hypoglycemia
- hirsutism
- stenosis
- hypersomnia
- causes
- form
- loss
- addison
- urticaria
- affection
- stature
- tachycardia
- syndrome
- edema
- hyperaldosteronism
- haemochromatosis
- arthritis
- glomerulonephritis
- hypertension
- deficiency
- patients
- hypoparathyroidism
- steatorrhoea
- anemia
- dystonia
- myelofibrosis
How idiopathic often is described ("________ idiopathic")
- adult
- hereditary
- progressive
- rare
- essential
- neoplastic
- infantile
- simple
- benign
- iatrogenic
- toxic
- familial
- nontropical
- inflammatory
- infectious
- called
- adolescent
- traumatic
- chronic
- acute
- common
- primary
- acquired
- mild
- nonfamilial
- genuine
- asymptomatic
- ordinary
- subacute
- sensitive
- congenital
- resistant
- intractable
- symptomatic
- induced
- diffuse
- untreated
- tropical
- true
- onset
- stage
- juvenile
- functional
- recessive
- uncommon
- refractory
- fatal
- recurrent
- likely
- typical
- fulminant
- early
- severe
- human
- bilateral
- presumed
