“Rare,” “strange,” and “peculiar” are all terms used to describe unusual or uncommon symptoms. However, they can carry slightly different nuances:

– “Rare” refers to symptoms that are not commonly observed or experienced within a certain context. These symptoms are infrequent and may deviate from the norm.

– “Strange” suggests symptoms that are odd, unusual, or out of the ordinary. They might be unexpected or unfamiliar in the context of the condition or situation.

– “Peculiar” implies symptoms that are distinctive, unique, or specific to a particular individual or situation. These symptoms might stand out due to their individuality or particular characteristics.

In medical or clinical contexts, these terms might be used interchangeably to describe symptoms that deviate from the typical or expected presentation.