Loss of Consciousness / Fainting (Απώλεια συνείδησης / λιποθυμία): Passing out suddenly for a brief period because the brain temporarily lacks enough oxygen or blood flow.

Leg Weakness (Αδυναμία στα πόδια): A loss of physical strength in your lower limbs that makes standing up or lifting your feet feel unusually heavy.

Drooping Mouth / Facial Droop (Πτώση γωνίας του στόματος): One corner of your mouth sags downward, which can affect smiling and is often caused by nerve irritation or sudden neurological events.

Arm Weakness (Αδυναμία στα χέρια): A reduction in arm strength that makes it difficult to lift items, open jars, or perform routine tasks.

Tremor (Τρόμος): Involuntary, rhythmic shaking movements that typically affect your hands, arms, or fingers.

Leg Pain / Sciatica Symptoms (Πόνος στο πόδι): Sharp, shooting, or burning pain traveling down the leg, frequently triggered by a pinched nerve in the lower back.

Loss of Smell / Anosmia (Ανοσμία): The partial or complete loss of your ability to perceive odors, which can be linked to head trauma or nasal nerve pathways.

Urination Disorders (Διαταραχές ούρησης): Difficulty holding urine, frequent urges, or a complete inability to empty the bladder, sometimes tied to spinal cord pressure.

Arm Pain (Πόνος στο χέρι): A persistent ache, throbbing, or burning sensation in the arm, often pointing to a compressed nerve in your neck.

Dementia (Άνοια): A progressive decline in memory, problem-solving, and general thinking abilities that interferes with daily life.

Double Vision / Diplopia (Διπλωπία): Seeing two overlapping images of a single object instead of one, caused by eye muscle or cranial nerve issues.

Difficulty Walking (Δυσκολία στο περπάτημα): Struggling to coordinate your steps, feeling off-balance, or unsteadiness while moving forward.

Dizziness and Vertigo (Ζάλη και ίλιγγος): Feeling lightheaded, unsteady, or experiencing a false spinning sensation that compromises your balance.

Speech Difficulty (Δυσκολία στην ομιλία): Slurring your words, struggling to find the right terms, or having trouble understanding spoken language.

Hearing Loss (Ελάττωση της ακοής): A gradual or sudden drop in your ability to hear sounds clearly in one or both ears.

Cramps (Κράμπες): Sudden, painful, and involuntary contractions of a muscle that make it temporarily lock up.

Low Back Pain / Lumbago (Πόνος στη μέση / οσφυαλγία): Discomfort, stiffness, or sharp pain in your lower back area, often tied to muscle strain or disc problems.

Vision Loss (Ελάττωση της όρασης): A decrease in the clarity of your sight or a reduction in your field of vision.

Numbness (Μούδιασμα): A loss of physical sensation, often described as a "pins and needles" feeling, occurring in your hands, feet, arms, or legs.

Neck Pain (Πόνος στον αυχένα / αυχενικό): Persistent soreness or stiffness localized in the upper spine, frequently radiating into the shoulders.

Confusion / Organic Psychosyndrome (Σύγχυση - οργανικό ψυχοσύνδρομο): A state of mental disorientation, memory cloudiness, or behavioral shifts due to physical brain conditions.

Headache (Πονοκέφαλος): A common pain or throbbing sensation localized anywhere in the head or upper neck region.

Epileptic Seizure (Επιληπτική κρίση): A sudden, uncontrolled electrical burst in the brain that can trigger brief body shaking, staring spells, or behavioral changes.