Nouns that affect healthy English

Anemia, anemia

angina pectoris

Appendicitis appendicitis

Arthritis arthritis

bronchitis

Cancer. Cancer.

catarrh

Chicken pox, chicken pox

Cholera cholera

Cold, cold

A cold has a cold.

Diabetes diabetes

Diphtheria diphtheria

Eczema eczema

Epilepsy

erysipelas

Gangrene gangrene

German measles, rubella

Gout gout

Headache headache

hemiplegia

Jaundice jaundice

Indigestion

flu

Mental disorder

Leukemia

Malaria malaria

malnutrition

Cretan fever

Measles measles

Migraine, splitting headache

myocardial infarction

Mumps mumps

neuralgia

neurosism

Paralysis

peritonitis

Pharyngitis pharyngitis

tuberculosis

Pneumonia in Europe

poliomyelitis

rabies

Rheumatism rheumatism

rachitis

Scabies, itchy scabies

scarlet fever

Sciatica

Hardening hardening

Septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia septicemia.

Sinusitis

Smallpox smallpox

malaria

Syncope syncope

Syphilis Syphilis

Tetanus tetanus

thrombopoiesis

Stiff torticollis

tuberculosis

Tumors Tumors (Beauty: Tumors)

typhus

Urticaria, urticaria

Pertussis pertussis

yellow fever

Disgusting words ..

Pain in many parts may be preceded by sore pain ... which means pain. ..

Biro complained of backache. ..

Then there are some words followed by ache. ..

For example, a stomachache is a stomachache and a toothache is a toothache. ..