But it might also be a symptom of an underlying problem.
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Trendiness need not be a symptom of the status quo, though.
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She certainly didn't think it might be a symptom of cervical cancer.
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For example, vomiting blood can be a symptom of a stomach ulcer.
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It also might be a symptom of heading into my mid-30s.
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And glowing eyes do seem to be a symptom of Infinity Stone possession.
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But the industry's fundraising problems may be a symptom of a widening malaise.
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It can cause bad headaches and even be a symptom of something more serious.
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These irregular periods can be a symptom of conditions such as endometriosis and PCOS.
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It can also be a symptom of anxiety or depression, which may be treatable.
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Could be a symptom of a supreme indifference to reality in all its forms.
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A runny nose can be a symptom of the flu, allergies and other illnesses.
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I take this to be a symptom of our unique national genius for stupidity.
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But the industry's fund-raising problems may be a symptom of a widening malaise.
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Dr Borozdina thinks the university's travails may just be a symptom of Russia's bureaucratic chaos.
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One wanted to know if his sore throat might be a symptom of radiation poisoning.
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Anxiety can be a symptom of a heart issue, but it can be a cause, too.
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In young people, nocturia can be a symptom of diabetes, pregnancy, UTIs, and kidney infections, per MedlinePlus.
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Bloating can be a symptom of cancer, Celiac disease, or thyroid disease, Visit INSIDER's homepage for more.
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Just keep in mind that sleeping too little or too much can be a symptom of depression.
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Disgruntled or marginalized Cabinet members, for instance, can be a symptom of over-centralization in the White House.
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Swollen legs can sometimes be a symptom of anything from a blood clot to diabetes to heart failure.
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But new reports suggest the loss of smell and taste could be a symptom of coronavirus as well.
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Benoit is not always this kind of bistro, though this may be a symptom of its distance from Lyon.
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Tinnitus can also be a symptom of Meniere's disease, a disorder of the balance mechanism in the inner ear.
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It would be a symptom of the oligopolisation of the economy, which will harm growth in the long run.
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And that, he said, may be a symptom of business decisions pressing in on the series from the outside.
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Could the rash be a symptom of something more serious, like dengue fever or chikungunya, which are also mosquito-borne?
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Coconut water jizz can be a symptom of an overactive prostate, so this dude might want to see a doctor.
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Loss of sense of smell may be a symptom of coronavirus, according to the president of the British Rhinological Society.
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It can be a symptom of various diseases or a side effect of medicine but often has no known cause.
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Headaches can be a symptom of all sorts of issues, from sinus infections or allergies to simply forgetting to eat lunch.
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Another problem equating couponing with frugality is that people seeking savings can be a symptom of financial difficulties in a community.
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It's not easy to tell whether your dog is dehydrated, and it can be a symptom of other kinds of illnesses.
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But hair loss can also be a symptom of a larger medical issue a person may have, like hypothyroidism or lupus.
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It took decades for sex researchers to consider the possibility that women's fabled low libido might be a symptom of monogamy.
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"I also think insomnia may be a symptom of some other disease in the body that's not symptomatic yet," Rost said.
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Transmitting pressure to pupils "can be a symptom of bad teaching", says Natalie Perera of the Education Policy Institute, a think-tank.
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But from a safe distance, our reporter writes that the fires appear to be a symptom of Italy's economic and bureaucratic dysfunction.
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The rate spike may also be a symptom of the sharp increase in Treasury bonds being issued to fund the federal government.
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Health officials were also battling 2,700 cases of acute watery diarrhoea - which could be a symptom of cholera - the official, Ussein Isse, said.
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Forearm pain is often ominous because it can be a symptom of elbow problems, and deGrom already had Tommy John surgery in 2010.
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Your snoring might be a symptom of sleep apnea or of some part of your anatomy, such as large tonsils or a deviated septum.
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Polyuria can be a symptom of diabetes, but it also occurs simply from drinking too much caffeine or alcohol, both of which are diuretics.
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That concern is simplistic, Clinuvel CEO Dr. Philippe Wolgen said, since darker pigmentation can be a symptom of melanoma and not its underlying cause.
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I do also think the explicitness might be a symptom of how the show has to set a precedent of normalized violence quite quickly.
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It seems to be a symptom of clickbait culture that getting my name and diaper in the same sentence is probably helpful for journalists.
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Such productivity can be a symptom of mania, as Jamison notes elsewhere, though of course it can also just be a sign of ambition.
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That may be a symptom of the more partisan environment that Trump faces, according to Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
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Having a president who treats governance and accountability recklessly may be a symptom of these issues, but it's also an obstacle to addressing them.
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These can be regular tension headaches that occur during sex, or they can be a symptom of something more serious, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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It can be a symptom of these very real disorders or a sign that you need to find a better way to deal with stress.
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Doctors initially saw my panic attack as the cause of my chest pain, but it actually turned out to be a symptom of the myocarditis.
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"I don't feel anything that would come to what people would now expect to be a symptom of coronavirus, which is really strange," she said.
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The snoring doesn't have to be loud to be a symptom of sleep apnea, but it's likely to be irregular and interspersed with quiet pauses.
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Difficulty concentrating can be a symptom of general anxiety disorder, which can present as trouble sitting still and can lead to poor performance in school.
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That extra time you have to wait might be a symptom of something larger and not just a result of a summertime spike in Frappuccino orders.
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But for men in their 20s and beyond, the sex recession appears to be a symptom of a delayed entrance into the world of fully responsible adulthood.
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It turns out to be a symptom of dangerously high blood pressure caused by preeclampsia, a pregnancy complication that poses a risk to both baby and mom.
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A fertility clinic is under fire after a woman gave birth to 2 other couples' babies, but the scandal may be a symptom of a larger issue
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This asymmetrical leakage could be a symptom of a more severe problem called a cerebrospinal fluid leak, which can increase the risk of dangerous meningitis, Takashima says.
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In fact, most of us worked there because we rejected the idea that a strongly felt internal sense of gender could be a symptom of mental illness.
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Although headaches can be a symptom of brain tumors, these aren't the same kind of headaches that most of us get from being dehydrated, stressed, or over-caffeinated.
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Michael Goldman, a professor of sport management at the University of San Francisco, said Gritty's life outside hockey seemed to be a symptom of the turbulent political climate.
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However, it still fell short of Wall Street's expectations of 99,000 deliveries and analysts are concerned that the miss could be a symptom of weakening demand among consumers.
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Morgentaler admits it's hard to tell if low T levels are the primary cause of negative symptoms, and that low T can itself be a symptom of something else.
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Frequent urination can also be a symptom of other more serious conditions, such as diabetes or multiple sclerosis — which is why a constant need to pee shouldn't be ignored.
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In the case of oil, market rebalancing will be accompanied by a shift from contango to backwardation, but that will be a symptom of falling inventories not the cause.
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Diplomats and analysts worry that a series of army mutinies beginning in January may be a symptom of jockeying for position by political figures ahead of the 2020 vote.
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A panic attack can be a symptom of generalized anxiety disorder, but experiencing them regularly is what's known as panic disorder; this affects about 6% of the U.S. alone.
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I had speculated that the vibration which caused the battery to come loose might be a symptom of bigger problems with Karma's design, but Woodman insisted that wasn't the case.
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One Redditor under the name impsythealmighty wrote about her avoidance of social situations, which can be a symptom of social anxiety disorder, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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As the Mayo Clinic explains, that pain may be a symptom of diarrhea or constipation, because, in those situations, your bowel movements are irregular, meaning your gas isn't flowing freely.
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An unlocked garden shed, stuffed with more classified documents than the contractor, Harold T. Martin III, could ever read, might be a symptom of a mental disorder, the lawyer said.
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But while both Brunye and Hegarty recommend going without GPS to boost your wayfinding skills, over-reliance on navigation systems could also be a symptom of low confidence or spatial anxiety.
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It might just be a symptom of, and backlash against, a global trend of neoliberalism-morphing-toward-antidemocratic-oligarchy, which, sadly, is the recent economic / political history of much of the world.
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Some conditions on the list include "influenza," — which kills tens of thousands of people each year and "blood in the urine," both of which can be a symptom of a medical emergency.
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In fact, there is a growing consensus among brain science experts that addiction may actually be a symptom of an even larger problem — one that can have its roots in childhood trauma.
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"I have a very tame cat, and when they start to have sun-downing" — the late-afternoon confusion that can be a symptom of dementia — "I have a wild tiger," she said.
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" Like her husband, Dhowre Elba said she felt fine, stating, "I don't feel anything that would come to what people would now expect to be a symptom of coronavirus, which is really strange.
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Readings greater than 180/120 mm Hg may be a symptom of hypertensive crisis, and you should contact your physician or emergency services, especially if you also feel chest pain or shortness of breath.
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In those cases, Dr. Krakow says your nightmares may actually be a symptom of PTSD — especially if you have recurring nightmares in which you go through almost exactly the same scenario over and over again.
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At its core, rolling coal seems to me to be a symptom of a backlash against the notion that we should seek to minimize the human footprint on earth, for the sake of the environment.
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De Soto complained about tingling in her fingers, which the nurse thought could be a symptom of carpal tunnel syndrome (possibly the result of her repeating the same motions day after day in her housekeeping job).
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It also could be a symptom of the expected hike in interest rates in the U.S. and the belief that banks are going to grow their bottom line and are less inclined to invest in fintech.
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While dry eyes and a scratchy throat may simply be a reaction to low humidity in fire-prone areas, she said, a cough, shortness of breath or lightheadedness could also be a symptom of something more serious.
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And so even the wigs on our heads have a different heft to them: A bad wig placed atop the head of a black performer might mean nothing, or it might be a symptom of something larger.
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"Throat clearing can be a symptom of reflux that can mean that there is mucus on the vocal cords or even swelling on the vocal cords, the sensation of mucus being on the throat frequently," he says.
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This could be a symptom of having a bad day and needing some 'me time' to relax, but if you notice this happening over a prolonged period of time, it could indicate the relationship is becoming distant.
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It's extremely difficult to abstain from substances through recovery; in fact, many people with substance abuse disorder consider relapses to be a symptom of their illness, and consider their recovery to be a lifelong process for this reason.
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It's important to note that record-high temperatures are now believed to be a symptom of global warming, similar to "global greening," or the phenomenon that's caused an increase in plant growth, due to higher levels of CO2.
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"Napping could reflect underlying ill-health (fatigue, tiredness) eventually leading to morbidity and mortality, could be a proxy for sleep deprivation, as a compensatory catch-up mechanism, or could also be a symptom of circadian misalignment," he said.
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In some ways, Trump's obsessive desire to trumpet his achievements may be a symptom of the bunker mentality of a presidency that has few conventional political wins to tout, despite his self branding image as the ultimate winner.
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Officer Porter said Mr. Gray looked "lethargic" at the fifth stop — a description that an expert witness called by the state, Dr. Morris Marc Soriano, said would be a symptom of the opening moments of Mr. Gray's spinal injury.
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As unjust as what happened to me was, I believe that experience to be a symptom of insidious and pathological violence that extreme wealth yields, a violence which ultimately stays hidden through channels of extreme power that serve it.
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Diplomats and analysts worry that a series of army mutinies beginning in January, which have exposed a lack of civilian control over the armed forces, may be a symptom of jockeying for position by political figures ahead of the 2020 vote.
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While this can be a symptom of a bigger problem with your relationship, it can also be the result of an ingrained habit, and making a concerted effort to make space in your schedule for your SO can mend the divide.
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Like I said last week, the widespread existence of lies that flatter people's partisan beliefs seems to be a symptom of some larger problem (or constellation of problems) in the US. I wish I could be reassured by that study, but I'm not.
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It's true that email as a medium can contribute to messy breakups, but it's also true that email breakups can be a symptom of both our ambivalence about our own feelings and our anxieties about dealing with conflict head-on in relationships.
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Whether you're having trouble falling asleep or waking up a 3:00 every morning, sleep issues can be a symptom of overwork and stress, or it can be a signal that you're too focused on your work at the expense of everything else, he explains.
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This analysis is largely projected—a reflection of the widely shared belief that the Republican Party would thwart Trump's nomination, and that their failure to do so must be a symptom of his invincibility, when it was really just a symptom of the GOP's brokenness.
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Anxiety can also be a symptom of dementia, and that makes it difficult to firmly establish whether it's also an independent risk factor for dementia, said Dr. Costantino Iadecola, director of the Feil Family Brain and Mind Research Institute at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City.
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A sudden jump in the percentage of homeowners would be a result of drastically loosened lending practices, and it could spell out doom in the form of mass foreclosures for the housing market again in the future, which could be a symptom of bad economic times.
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Not that vacations should be hard or uncomfortable — they are vacations, after all — but in going back time after time after time because it's easier than doing or planning other options … could that be a symptom of a kind of complacency that could prove to be dangerous?
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As the doctor attempts to follow Dee Dee's reasoning that her daughter's teeth must be a symptom of some underlying condition, Dee Dee also slyly uses her three-inch binder of Gypsy's medical history to swipe the doc's prescription pad — more fully explaining her mega pharmacy closet at home.
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Heck said that he considers President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE to be a symptom of a "completely debased civic discourse," the roots of which predated his presidency.
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It's also possible that fluctuations in blood pressure could be a symptom of cognitive decline in progress rather than a risk factor for developing dementia in the future, Dr. Costantino Iadecola, director of the Feil Family Brain and Mind Research Institute at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York writes in an accompanying editorial.
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A sudden loss of smell — known as anosmia or hyposmia — could be a symptom of the coronavirus, even if patients experience no other symptoms, according to leading rhinologists in the UK.Evidence from South Korea, China, and Italy suggests that many patients with COVID-19 may have experienced a loss of smell without any other symptoms.
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It may be a symptom of a wider problem, Michael reports in the NYT: The challenge that Stitch Fix faces is one that has burdened other start-ups like the food delivery service Blue Apron and the social networking phenomenon Snapchat: incumbent giants that have the money and the hunger to crush upstart rivals.
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You might, for example, like organizing your bag before you leave in the morning to make sure it doesn't turn into Narnia when you're fumbling for your keys later, but if you take more than an hour to do it and it distresses you to the point of severely impacting your life, that could be a symptom of unhealthy compulsion.
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A fertility clinic is under fire after a woman gave birth to 2 other couples' babies, but the scandal may be a symptom of a larger issue10 things to know if you're considering IVF as a fertility treatmentA woman with a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor gave birth — for the first time in the US and the second time in the world
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Experiencing occasional panic attacks can be a symptom of an anxiety disorder, which are the most common mental health problems in the U.S. Though Stewart says she personally "grew out of" her anxiety, not all of us deal with mental illnesses in the same way, and if you are experiencing anxiety and/or panic attacks, remember that there is no shame in seeking help.
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Screenshot: Google MapsScreenshot: Google MapsAlso, this pedestrian exit is directly next to another much more clearly intended for vehicular ingress and egress:Screenshot: Google MapsTo be fair, this kind of thing happens to me all the time, though typically while playing Grand Theft Auto V.While one might wonder whether this could be a symptom of those grueling 12-hour-shifts some rideshare drivers reportedly engage in to make ends meet, there's no indication this was anything but bad driving.
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