symptoms

Symptoms of chicken pox usually appear up to 20 days after contact with someone with the disease, with small round bubbles filled with fluid and itching of the skin. At first, the first symptoms are usually the low fever, around 38ºC, and the appearance of several small blisters on the side of the abdomen.

Dark or brown urine may be the result of ingestion of some medications or foods, as well as a symptom of a disease or a sign of dehydration. When urine becomes dark while using a medicine, you should consult your prescribing physician to evaluate the possibility of being a side effect and exchange the remedy, for example

Symptoms of food intolerance usually arise shortly after eating a food for which the body has the greatest difficulty in digesting, and therefore the most common symptoms include excessive gas, abdominal pain or nausea, for example. Foods that are more likely to cause this type of symptoms include milk, eggs, chocolate, bread, shrimp and tomato, but many others can cause this type of signs, varying greatly from person to person

Armpit pain can be triggered by several factors such as intense muscular effort, navels, supportive hydrosadenitis and in more severe cases, it can result from lymphoma or breast cancer. The associated symptoms and treatment depend on the cause of the pain, which can be simple, if it is a muscle injury or an infection, or more difficult to treat, such as cancer

The lumps that appear on the back are a kind of embossed structure that can be a sign of lipoma, sebaceous cyst, boil, and very rarely, cancer. In most cases, a lump in the back is not cause for concern, however, if it grows, is painful or does not move to the touch, it is best to go to the doctor to avoid complications

Respiratory allergies are hypersensitive reactions of the immune system to substances that come in contact with the body, such as animal hair, dust or pollen for example, and can cause diseases such as asthma, rhinitis or sinusitis and symptoms such as: Many sneezings followed; Dry and irritating cough; Red and watery eyes; Red and dripping nose: Noise in the chest; Difficulty breathing; Sensation of shortness of breath

Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, also known as ADEM, is a rare inflammatory disease that affects the central nervous system following infection by a virus or after vaccination. However, modern vaccines have reduced the risk of developing the disease and so it is very rare to have ADEM after vaccination

Internal bleeds are bleeds that occur inside the body and may not be perceived and are therefore more difficult to diagnose. These bleeds can be caused by injuries or fractures, but can also occur due to diseases such as hemophilia, gastritis or Crohn's disease, for example. Treatment is usually performed through surgery, however, in some cases internal bleeding can stop on its own

When an abdominal pain continues for months (chronic) without ceasing, it is necessary to investigate its origin. Some possible causes for chronic abdominal pain are: Functional dyspepsia Irritable Instestine Syndrome, Esophagitis, Ulcer in the stomach or duodenum, Ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, Chronic ischemia, Diabetes, Muscle diseases located in the abdomen, Bone disease, Chronic pancreatitis

To identify rheumatoid arthritis, it is necessary to observe the presence of symptoms such as pain and difficulty to move the joints. These symptoms can occur at any stage of life but are more common after age 40 and can manifest in any joint and the places most affected by arthritis are the hands, feet and also the knees

Crohn's disease is a chronic disorder of the digestive system that causes a chronic inflammation of the lining of the intestines. Thus, one of the most characteristic symptoms is the urgent need to defecate, with severe diarrhea that may contain mucus or blood, and is usually accompanied by headache and fever below 38º C.

The spleen is an organ that is located in the upper left part of the abdomen and has as functions filter the blood and eliminate the injured red blood cells and produce and store white blood cells for the immune system. There are diseases that can affect this organ, making it bigger or causing pains that can be felt when coughing or even touching and can also alter the values ​​of the blood test. Sp

The symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux, which is the return of the contents of the stomach into the esophagus towards the larynx and mouth, is a disease that strikes a large number of people and can lead to cancer if not treated well. The main symptoms include: Burning in the stomach that can go up to the throat; Stomach pain in the larynx and / or pharynx; Feeling of weight in the stomach; Arroto; Heartburn; Indigestion; Frequent cough; Difficulty in swallowing food; Laryngitis; Asthma

The main symptoms of poor circulation in the legs are swollen ankles, varicose veins and heel cracks, which arise due to the lack of nutrients in that region of the body. Poor circulation mainly affects older people and women, especially those who are pregnant or who use contraceptive pills, but can affect people of all ages and can be caused by diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol

Motephobia consists of an exaggerated and irrational fear of butterflies, developing in these people symptoms of panic, nausea or anxiety when they see images or contact with these insects or even other insects with wings, such as moths. People who have this phobia are afraid that the wings of these insects come into contact with the skin, giving the sensation of crawling or rubbing on the skin

Symptoms of tetanus usually appear 2 to 28 days after contamination, with fever, muscle spasms, and stiff neck. Tetanus infection occurs when bacteria enter the body due to an injury to an object contaminated with the spores or eggs of the bacteria, especially objects with rust, feces or that have been in the soil

Burning in the eyes may indicate allergy, exposure to smoke, conjunctivitis or eye problems such as myopia or astigmatism. Therefore, it is necessary to take into account other symptoms that are present as swollen eyes, tearing, itching or irritation in the eyes and when these symptoms have arisen to inform the doctor, which helps in the diagnosis

Scalp pain can be triggered by factors that make it sensitive, such as infections or infestations, skin problems, headaches, hair loss or even by using very tight hair. Generally, the treatment for this problem is simple and depends on the cause that is in its origin: 1. Dermatitis Dermatitis is an allergic reaction of the skin that causes symptoms such as redness, itching and peeling, and may be accompanied by the appearance of dandruff and blisters

Dysentery is any diarrhea that is accompanied by blood or mucus, which arises in association with pain and abdominal cramps, usually triggered by an infection of the intestine. While common diarrhea is usually caused by viruses or spoiled foods, dysentery is most often caused by more serious infections by bacteria, such as Salmonella spp

Ear secretion can be caused by infections in the inner or outer ear, head or eardrum injuries, or even by foreign objects. The appearance of secretion depends on what the cause is, but usually has a transparent, yellow or white color accompanied by bad smell if caused by bacteria, or reddish if accompanied by blood