Clinical findings and common symptoms in XXXX .

@entity1 @entity15535 @entity1713 @entity6391 @entity10
Data analysis was performed in a prospective study of clinical symptoms and findings in 500 @entity1 with @entity6391 . The symptoms and findings in these @entity1 met the usual definitions of the disease. At initial examination the @entity1 were questioned in a standardized manner; symptoms and associated health problems were reviewed. Some @entity1 were unable to answer all of the questions. Of the @entity1 274 (55%) were @entity1 and 226 (45%) were @entity1 , with a race distribution of 21 (4%) black, 47 (9%) Hispanic, 26 (5%) Oriental, three (1%) American Indian, and 403 (81%) white. Sixty-nine @entity1 reported no symptoms of @entity15535 and 116 @entity1 claimed no visual field changes; 90 stated that they saw better at dusk. The most common problem noted by 263 (53.3%) was @entity10 , 31 on a daily basis, 42 at least weekly, 124 infrequently, and the remainder nonspecifically. Numbness or tingling, mainly in extremities, was reported by 99 @entity1 . The second most common problem affecting 170 @entity1 (34.6%) was light flashes; since eight @entity1 had @entity1713 , light flashes cannot be totally discounted. Of 143 @entity1 who had been pregnant, 14 had visual changes.
