9:00 pm
Tuesday 10 November 2020
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I wrote – Shaima Morsi
Our body tells us some signs and signs that indicate that something is wrong, so the health symptoms that appear should not be ignored and it is necessary to know them, according to what was stated on the “Eathis” website, which are as follows:
1- Continuing to forget people’s names:
Continuing to forget people’s names indicates hypothyroidism, so if you are experiencing these symptoms, it is time to have some blood tests, to check thyroid hormone levels and to prescribe appropriate medications.
2- Sweating Excessively:
You may sweat in a stressful office meeting or during a strenuous exercise, in these cases the sweating is completely normal.
But if you find yourself sweating in unnecessary situations or appear suddenly and intensely, you may have primary focal hyperhidrosis, a genetic disorder that causes excessive sweating in your feet, hands, face, and underarms, and this can be treated with medication.
3- Small red or white dots under your nails:
These little red lines or dots under your nails are referred to as “splinter hemorrhage,” so if you feel they have appeared without cause, it may be a sign that you have systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), an autoimmune disease that causes blood clotting, joint pain, and menstruation. Irregular blood supply in the fingers, and it is possible that you also suffer from nail psoriasis, a disorder that causes excess skin cells to accumulate on the nails.
4- Your Skin Looks Pale:
If you notice that your skin is paler than usual, it could be a sign of decreased blood flow throughout your body.
Lighter skin tone may also mean that the production of red blood cells in the body has decreased significantly, and if this lighter skin pigment is accompanied by unexplained weakness or fatigue, then you may be anemic, which means that your blood has a problem carrying enough oxygen into your body.
5- Changes to your handwriting style:
If you notice that your words seem to be more crowded together, or much smaller than they do when you normally type them, it could be an early warning sign of Parkinson’s disease.
6- Excessive urination:
Most people urinate six to seven times in 24 hours, but if you find that the number of times you urinate has increased for no reason, it could be a sign of bladder or kidney problems.
7- You get frequent heartburn:
Heartburn is an uncomfortable burning sensation in the throat or chest from stomach acid, and it can be caused by eating spoiled or spicy foods or consuming alcohol.
And obese people tend to feel heartburn more frequently, as well as smokers.
8- Having a rash on your cheeks:
If you notice a red, butterfly-shaped rash on your cheeks and can’t figure out the cause, it could be a sign of something more serious, lupus erythematosus.
9.You feel thirsty all the time.
Thirst is the first sign of dehydration that can lead to headache, dizziness, and other unpleasant symptoms.
So if you notice that you feel a lot more thirsty than you were before, it is related to changes in your diet or exercise routine, such as increasing exercise or changing the weather or eating more salty foods than usual, can make you more thirsty.
10- Cough that doesn’t stop:
If you have a persistent cough that lasts for several weeks, then this is cause for concern, and if you are a smoker, you may have a smoky cough that can be treated by quitting this unhealthy habit.
If not, your cough could be a symptom of a serious illness, such as lung cancer, lung infection or whooping cough.
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