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What is another word for ailment?

There are many words you could use depending on the specific context and nuance you want to convey. Here are a few options:

Formal:

* Disease: For serious, chronic, or infectious conditions.

* Illness: A general term for a state of being unwell.

* Complaint: A specific symptom or problem a person experiences.

* Affliction: A serious or chronic condition that causes suffering.

* Disorder: A medical condition characterized by abnormal functioning.

Informal:

* Bug: A minor illness.

* Sick: A general term for feeling unwell.

* Complaint: A specific symptom or problem a person experiences.

* Trouble: A general term for something that causes difficulty or discomfort.

* Problem: A specific issue or concern related to health.

Other:

* Malady: A disease or illness, often used in a literary context.

* Condition: A general term for a state of health or illness.

* Trouble: A general term for something that causes difficulty or discomfort.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context. For example, if you are talking about a minor illness, you might use the word "bug." If you are talking about a serious condition, you might use the word "disease."

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