As people age and diversify their life experiences, many people may have some "minor ailments" in their bodies, but these "minor ailments" are often overlooked.
In fact, there is a process for the occurrence and development of any disease, and some abnormal physical signs may appear before the outbreak, but if we do not pay enough attention to it. With the improvement of health awareness, we should also pay enough attention to these negative signals sent by the human body to avoid causing greater disasters.
Reminder: When the body has these 6 symptoms, or the body is thinking about you to call the police, you must treat it in time
1. Back pain
There are many reasons why you experience back pain in your life, and most of them are closely related to bad behaviors in your daily life. For example, long-term desk work and study, frequent wearing of high heels, and long-term heavy shoulders are prone to severe wear and tear on the spine, resulting in acute and chronic muscle damage.
Of course, if your back pain is not caused by the above reasons, you should be especially vigilant. This is because some visceral lesions are also prone to low back pain, such as visceral malignant tumors such as lung cancer. In addition, some immune diseases also often show signs of low back pain, such as ankylosing spondylitis. In short, the cause of low back pain is very complex, and it should not be taken lightly in normal times.
2. Persistent fever
If you have a fever that has been recurring frequently recently, the fever will subside after taking the medicine, but it will soon recur, so you need to be vigilant. This is because not only bacteria and viruses can cause fever, but also tumors, immune diseases, tuberculosis, and other problems can cause abnormal fever symptoms.
3. Varicose veins
Varicose veins are not uncommon, and people who sit and stand for a long time, as well as teachers and office workers, are at high risk. However, due to this disease, there is almost no occurrence of manifesting symptoms such as pain or itching in the early stages of the disease. This also causes people to not be able to walk and daily life without careful observation.
Often, people only go to the hospital for a check-up when they are seriously ill. At this point, the general symptoms will be obvious. If left untreated, discomfort such as leg ulcers, blood clots, and embolism may occur. Therefore, if you have varicose veins, you need to seek treatment as soon as possible to avoid the disease from progressing.
4. Sudden dizziness and headache
Sudden onset of dizziness is often associated with anemia. However, in addition to anemia, it may also be associated with cerebrovascular disease. This is due to the fact that when the brain lacks a supply of oxygen to the blood, brain tissue softens and dies. Patients may experience sudden dizziness or severe headaches, but after a few seconds they will see some improvement. This is also a common symptom of cerebral infarction, and once it occurs, we need to be examined and treated in time.
5. Inexplicable panic
Many people have experienced inexplicable heart palpitations, feeling very uneasy, and may even hear the sound of their own heartbeat. If we experience this after strenuous exercise or high excitement, this is normal, but if it happens when we are very calm and quiet, it is an abnormal symptom.
If we experience palpitations in a quiet environment, it is likely to be caused by heart disease, such as coronary heart disease, cardiomyopathy and arrhythmias. Especially if you have a family history of coronary heart disease, smoking, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, if you have these symptoms, you need to go to a cardiologist for examination as soon as possible and treat them according to your condition.
6. Persistent diarrhea
If you have diarrhea all the time, don't take it lightly. This is because prolonged diarrhea is likely to be a sign of a serious illness. In particular, malignant tumors, because the patient's digestive system is significantly affected during development, may send signals in the form of diarrhea, such as common liver cancer, intestinal cancer, pancreatic cancer, etc.
In short, every abnormal signal that appears in our body deserves our deliberate attention, especially those persistent abnormal symptoms, it is likely that our body is sending us an "alarm". It is only through timely identification of these symptoms and appropriate medical intervention that we can effectively prevent and manage potential health problems.