All Entries in the "Signs & Symptoms" Category
How to avoid muscle spasms
The uncontrollable muscle contractions are known as Muscle spasms or muscle contraction and they cause lot of pain, also considered to be more intense than the muscle twitches. However, the muscle twitches are somewhat less harmful than the muscle spasms because the chronic muscle spasms can sometime lead to serious medical conditions.
How to avoid Lymphedema
The blocking of the fluid called lymph in the lymph nodes causes the disease named lymphedema. The lymph is mainly a white fluid which is carried through the small vessels or channels to the whole body. This blocking of fluid causes the build of lymph around the surrounding tissues. This blocking may occur in any body part but it mainly occurs either in the arms or in the legs.
How to avoid fainting
Fainting, blacking out, or syncope is the provisional loss of consciousness. It is generally caused by inadequate oxygen in the brain. It can be caused by a number of factors linked to a person’s heart, circulation, blood pressure and breathing.
How to avoid Flatulence
The term flatulence refers to the formation of gases in the intestine. It is also known as farting. These gases are formed due to the action of bacteria on the residue of food which has been absorbed and latter split up into volatile fatty acids and gases (carbon dioxide, hydrogen and methane). More the content of cellulose in the diet more it will cause high production of these gases. The cellulose is mainly contained in high amount mainly in the leguminous vegetables, especially beans and cabbages. Also, the black bread causes flatulence.
How to avoid Giddiness
Giddiness refers to condition when a person loses his control over his body movements, fails to balance himself, or he feels that he will fall to the ground if he tries to move, or even fails to balance him. The brain or nervous system is the main part which controls our body movements or the other internal complex systems, but if there is any problem to the nervous system then it results in the problem called as giddiness.
How to avoid the Wheezing
Wheezing is something that is related with the respiratory problems like asthma in which the airways constrict and it becomes difficult to breathe in or out.
How to avoid hiccups
Hiccups are continuous, independent physiology of the diaphragm muscles…It comes rapidly one by one after taking big dinner which result into funny noise. This noise occurred due to the problem in the diaphragm. The diaphragm is vault shaped muscle placed at the lowest part of your chest and hiccups occur here
How to avoid hyperthyroidism
The Hyperthyroidism is a situation in which there is overproduction of thyroid hormone by the thyroid Gland. And, thus causes the high level of thyroid hormone in the blood. The persons with this problem are even known as “overactive thyroid”.
How to avoid Hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemia is the state of a body in which the blood glucose level falls lower than normal for short periods of time. Your body can tolerate this “under-sweet blood” condition but it cause your health to deteriorate and can be the cause of many problems like feeling bad to unconsciousness and permanent brain damage or even death. The symptoms of Hypoglycemia vary but the principal problems arise from an adequate supply of glucose to the brain. Hypoglycemia can occur in any age and is less prevalent in non-diabetic patients.
How to avoid Hyponatremia
The term Hyponatremia is also known as water intoxication. It is caused when the concentration of sodium in the blood falls very low due to high sweating along with high consumption of fluid,The main symptoms of this problem include dizziness, muscle cramping, confusion, and stomach bloating. In many cases, the problem can even lead to death, or coma.This problem is mainly observed with the athletes because they consume a lot of water during the exercise practice or during the event. The hyponatremia has become more common in last two years because the athletes are advised to drink much as they can by their coaches.
