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Disease Information for Guillain-Barre syndrome: Clinical Manifestations

Signs & Symptoms: Hyperextensable Joints Infant
: Dizzy on Standing/Giddy Response; High blood pressure child; High blood pressure/sign; High blood pressure/transient/wide fluctuations; Low Blood Pressure; Orthostatic drop in blood pressure; Supine hypertension/effect/sign; Systolic hypertension/diastolic normal
: Finger wrinkling/hot water challenge/decreased; Hyperhidrosis/Chronic sweating excess
: Abdominal Pain; Anal sphincter/loss of tone/reflex; Bowel/Stool Incontinence; Dysphagia Liquids; Dysphagia Swallowing Difficulties
: Altered taste/Taste perception; Pharyngeal cordination problems; Tongue Protrudes Infant
: Acute Motor Weakness; Arm Pain; Calf Pain; Calf Tenderness; Delay Sitting Unsupported Infant; Diffuse Aches and Pains; Distal leg weakness; Distal Muscle Weakness; Leg Pain; Leg/lower extremity pains; Masseter muscle weakness; Mouth Hangs Open Infant; Muscle Pain; Muscle weakness; Muscles Soft/Doughy Infant; Myalgias; Pain in Extremities/Melalgias; Proximal muscle weakness; Proximal symmetrical muscle weakness; Rolling Over Delay Infant; Symmetrical muscle/pain, weakness; Tender or painful muscles/Myalgias; Upper extremity pains; Weak/Weak as a kitten (symptom); Weakness, legs, bilateral
: Abdominal reflex decreased; Absent knee reflexes; Ankle reflexes decreased; Areflexia; Ascending paralysis syndrome/signs; Ataxia; Attacks, neurologic, recurrent, varied; Autonomic instability/Variable BP/HR; Babkin infant sign/Abnormal; Bilateral abdominal reflex decreased; Changing neurologic signs, rapid; Cranial nerve abnormalities/involvement/signs; Dysarthria; Dysesthesias; Facial Nerve Palsy/Facial Paralysis; Facial weakness/droop, unilateral; Flaccid muscle paralysis; Flaccid paralysis/legs; Galant Infant reflex/Abnormal; Head Neck Floppy Infant Hypotonia Sign; Hypesthesia; Hyporeflexia/DTRs decreased; Infant Head Support Delay; Knee reflex decrease; Leg pains, lightning; Leg reflexes, bilateral decrease; Monoplegia, arm; Monoplegia, leg; Moro reflex Poor/Absent Infant; Motor and sensory neuropathy/Polyneuropathy signs; Multifocal neurologic deficit/signs; Nasal speech/regurgitation; Neurologic manifestations/signs; Neuropathic Epicritic Pain; Palmar Grasp infant Reflex Abnormal; Paralysis; Paresthesias; Primitive infant reflexes/Abnormal; Rooting infant sign/Abnormal; Sensory Ataxia; Sensory defects/lower extremities; Slow speech; Slurred speech; Slurred Speech/Acute; Slurred speech/Chronic; Staggering Gait; Steppage gait; Swimming infant reflex/Abnormal; Symmetric Polyneuropathy; Tonic Neck Infant reflex/Abnormal; Transient limb paralysis/palsy; Unable to walk; Weak lower extremities; Weak reflexes; Weakness/Diffuse motor loss; Wrist drop
: Dyspnea; Respiratory excursions decreased; Shallow breathing; Shallow Breathing Infant; Shortness of breath/SOB
: Acute Back Pain; Back Pain; Backache; Limp; Low Back Pain; Low back pain radiating posterior thighs
: Difficulty Talking; Nasal/Hyponasal sound to voice; Voice Alteration; Voice Alteration in Children; Voice Alteration in Elderly; Voice change/disturbance/Unusual
: Overflow incontinence; Urine Incontinence; Urine Retention Signs
: Acutely ill patient/signs; Difficulty rising from chair; Enervated/extreme acute fatigue; Fever; Fever Febrile Possible; Flu-Like Syndrome; High body temperature; Poikylothermia/variable temperature setting; Weakness
: Difficulty Focusing Eyes; Diplopia Double vision; Eyelid Retraction; Ptosis (blepharoptosis); Ptosis, unilateral (blepharoptosis); Visual symptoms
Clinical Presentation & Variations: Presentation/Hypertension Abrupt Onset
: Presentation/Paralysis Progressive Legs Hips Painful
Disease Progression: Course/Acute; Course/Slow curve fast break/over hours; Course/Slow curve/fast break over 24 hrs; Course/Subacute; Onset/Abrupt/Sudden

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