General Symptoms
Benign conditions can cause a wide range of symptoms. Common symptoms associated with benign conditions include:
Pain – Benign conditions can cause mild to severe pain or discomfort. The type and severity of pain can vary depending on the condition and the individual.
Swelling – Swelling is a common symptom of many benign conditions, including infections, cysts, and tumors.
Redness – Redness in the skin, eyes, and other areas of the body can be a sign of a benign condition.
Lumps – Lumps or bumps under the skin may be a sign of a benign condition. These lumps may be painful or painless.
Discharge – Discharge from the eyes, ears, nose, vagina, or anus can be a sign of a benign condition.
Itching – Itching or a burning sensation in the skin can be a sign of a benign condition.
Fever – A fever is a common symptom of many benign conditions, including infections.
Coughing – Coughing can be a sign of a benign condition, such as an infection or a tumor.
