symptoms

Ankylosing Spondylitis especially affects the articulations of the spine, as it is a chronic inflammatory disease where there is a tendency for these joints to unite between them, which causes symptoms such as pain, loss of mobility and less flexibility in the spine This disease is more common in men between 20 and 30 years of age, being less common in women

The symptoms of neurofibromatosis, which is characterized by the formation of small tumors called neurofibromas due to genetic mutations, vary according to the type of the disease and its severity. In this way, the main symptom of neurofibromatosis type 1 is the abnormal growth of soft and fleshy tumors in the skin called neurofibromas

Symptoms of hyperthyroidism are mainly nervousness, irritability and increased sweating due to increased body metabolism, which is regulated by thyroid gland hormones. At first, this disease can be confused with nervousness and hyperactivity due to daily stress, which delays the proper diagnosis. However, over time the body becomes exhausted, causing a feeling of wear and constant fatigue

Symptoms of too much iron in the blood, such as tiredness, weakness and abdominal pain, may be difficult to notice especially in infants, as they are often confused with other common diseases such as intestinal infections or hormonal changes. In general, excess iron causes changes in skin color, which turns to bluish or metallic, and is usually caused by hemochromatosis, a genetic disorder that increases the absorption of iron in the intestine

Green urine is not a serious condition and is usually caused by eating food, artificial dyes, medicines, or by using contrast in some kidney exams, such as CT scans. The color of urine can range from light green or lime green to dark green urine, depending on the amount of dye or food ingested, for example

Dehydration causes symptoms such as intense thirst, poor urination and dry mouth and is usually caused by excessive sweating during intense physical activity, very high room temperature or vomiting and diarrhea for several days, causing excessive elimination of water and minerals from the body, which is not replenished in the quantities necessary for the proper functioning of the body

Signs and symptoms of miscarriage can occur in any pregnant woman until 20 weeks of gestation. The main symptoms of a miscarriage are: Fever and chills; Vaginal discharge with bad smell; Loss of blood through the vagina, which may begin with a brownish color; Severe abdominal pain, an intense type of menstrual cramps; Loss of fluid through the vagina, with or without pain; Loss of blood clots from the vagina; Severe or constant headache; Absence of fetal movements for more than 5 hours

Infection in the uterus is a disease in the woman's reproductive system caused by the presence of microorganisms, such as viruses or bacteria, that reach the cervix or the inner part of the uterus. Usually affects sexually active women, which can cause symptoms, such as: Constant odor of white, yellowish, brown or gray color; Vaginal bleeding outside the menstrual period; Pain during intercourse or soon after; Pain in the belly , with pressure sensation; However, not all women with infection in the uterus present all the symptoms and, in addition, there is the possibility of having an infec

Vitamin B5, also called pantothenic acid, is important for the body because it participates in activities such as the production of cholesterol, hormones and red blood cells, which are the cells that carry oxygen in the blood. See here all its functions. This vitamin can be found in foods such as fresh meats, cauliflower, broccoli, whole grains, eggs and milk, and its deficiency can trigger symptoms such as: Insomnia; Feeling of burning in the feet; Fatigue; Neurological diseases; Leg cramps; Low antibody production; Nausea and vomiting; Abdominal pains and cramps; Increased respiratory infecti

Niacin, also known as vitamin B3, acts in the body performing functions such as improving blood circulation, relieving migraine and improving diabetes control. This vitamin can be found in foods such as meats, fish, milk, eggs and green vegetables such as kale and spinach, and their deficiency can cause the following symptoms in the body: Indigestion; Appearance of canker sores in the mouth; Frequent tiredness; Vomiting; Depression; Pellagra, a skin disease that causes skin irritation, diarrhea and dementia

Vitamin B2, also known as riboflavin, plays important roles in the body, such as increasing blood production, maintaining proper metabolism, promoting growth, and protecting vision and the nervous system. This vitamin can be found in foods such as whole grains, milk, yogurt, soy, egg and wheat germ, and its deficiency can cause the following symptoms in the body: Inflammation and sores in the corners of the mouth; Red and swollen tongue; Vision tired and sensitive to light; Tiredness and lack of energy; Decreased growth; Sore throat; Skin inflammation and desquamation; Anemia

The side effects of radiation therapy usually come after 2 or 3 weeks from the start of treatment and can remain for up to 6 months after the end of treatment and include nausea, vomiting, fever and body aches, and hair loss. In addition, red and irritated anemia, canker sores, gums and tongue, changes in food taste, poor appetite, general malaise with a feeling of heaviness in the legs, sore joints, and dehydration may also occur

The main symptoms of high uric acid in the blood are pain and swelling of a joint, which occur due to the accumulation of crystals of sodium urate in certain regions of the body. Other typical symptoms of excess uric acid in the body are: Redness and difficulty in moving the affected joint; When touching the place where the crystals have deposited can feel sensation of "sand"; Chills and low fever in some cases; There may be peeling of the skin in the affected region; There may be symptoms related to kidney malfunction such as back pain and difficulty urinating

Sore throat, bright red spots on the skin, fever, reddish face and red and inflamed raspberry-like tongue are some of the main symptoms caused by scarlet fever, an infectious disease caused by bacteria. This disease especially affects children up to 15 years of age, and usually appears 2 to 5 days after symptoms of infection and inflammation appear in the throat

There are some signs that can help identify when a person is lying because when you tell a lie the body manifests small signs that are difficult to avoid even in the case of experienced liars. So to know if someone is lying is important to pay attention to various details in the eyes, face, breath and even the hands or arms

Intrauterine infection in the baby in many cases causes symptoms in the baby during childbirth or in the first few hours after, such as difficulty in breathing, apathy and fever, for example. These infections, known as congenital infections, such as rubella, hepatitis, or toxoplasmosis, can seriously affect the baby and cause developmental delays and, therefore, should be detected early in most cases with the use of antibiotics

Symptoms of bubonic plague usually appear 2 to 5 days after exposure to the bacteria, but can occur from a few hours to 12 days later. They start abruptly with chills and a fever up to 41 ° C. Heartbeats become fast and weak and blood pressure can fall. The anus appears at the same time or soon after the fever and is usually painful to the palpation.

The symptoms of ascariasis are only noticed when there are a large number of roundworms in the intestine or when one of the roundworms reaches adulthood. Symptoms of ascariasis: Intestinal colic; Difficulty of evacuation; Nipple; Lack of appetite; There may be appendicitis; There may be malabsorption of nutrients leaving the individual anemic

The insecticide DDT is strong and effective against the malaria mosquito, but can also cause health damage, contact with the skin or is inhaled through the air during spraying and therefore who lives in places where malaria is frequent and this insecticide is used should avoid staying indoors on the day the house is treated, and avoid touching the walls that normally become whitish because of the poison

The first symptoms of Ebola are fever, headache, general malaise and tiredness, and so this disease can easily be confused with a simple cold or flu. However, after 1 week of development of the disease other symptoms of the Ebola virus appear, such as: Numbness; Sore throat; Persistent cough; Frequent vomiting, which may contain blood; Frequent diarrhea, which may contain blood; Bleeds in the eyes, nose, gums, ear and private parts