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A serious illness whose symptoms other people cannot see.
Entity
Invisible Illness
An invisible illness is a serious illness whose symptoms are not obvious to other people, such as pain, fatigue or dizziness. Because others cannot see it, it can be hard to explain. Zebra helps you keep a dated record you can show.
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- Symptom Tracking
- Appointment Preparation
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