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Shortened range of motion on one side of body.  

Excessive range of motion on one side of body.  

Lack of lower jaw on one side. Congenital absence of one half of the lower jaw.  

Seizures affecting one side of body. Epilepsy with convulsions confined to one side of the body.  

Imperfect development of limbs on one side of body. Deformed extremities on one side of the body.  

Lack of muscular coordination on one side of body.  

Half the diaphragm.  

Excessive sweating on one side of body.  

Removal of half the gray matter of the brain.  

Severe headache on one side. A headache in one side of the head, as in migraine. A headache affecting only one side of the head, usually migraine. A sudden, intense headache on one side of the head, often accompanied by nausea and vomiting. It may sometimes be preceded by visual disturbances like seeing flashes or…