symptoms

Heavy metals, such as arsenic, lead, mercury or chromium, may be present in contaminated water, which can contaminate the air and also food causing health problems over the years, manifested through the onset of symptoms such as nausea, vomiting or excessive tiredness, for example. But heavy metals can also be present in some household objects like toys, medicines, wall paint or bulbs

The symptoms of vigorexia are: Always be dissatisfied with your own image; Despite being in great physical shape, he is extremely thin; To be ashamed of your body; Take various dietary supplements and even steroids and anabolics to get more muscles; Following a high protein diet for a long time; Anxiety; Depression; Irritability; Tiredness; Muscle pain throughout the body; Propensity for muscle and joint injuries; Extreme fatigue; Insomnia

Esophageal diverticulosis consists of the appearance of a small pouch, known as a diverticulum, in the portion of the digestive tract between the mouth and the stomach, causing symptoms such as: Difficulty swallowing; Feeling of food stuck in the throat; Persistent cough; Sore throat; Loss of weight without apparent cause; Bad breath

Signs of child dehydration, such as depressed millers, deep eyes, and non-urination for more than 6 hours may occur due to excessive heat, fever, episodes of diarrhea or vomiting, leading to loss of water by the body or decreased liquid by the child. Other symptoms of dehydration in infants or children may be: Skin, mouth or dry tongue and cracked lips; I cry without tears; Diapers dry for more than 6 hours or with yellow, strong-smelling urine; Very thirsty child; Unusual behavior, irritability or apathy

Tachycardia, which is an increase in heart rate above 100 beats per minute, is usually caused by situations such as fright or intense physical exercise, and most often it is a normal response of the body. However, tachycardia may also be related to heart disease, lung disease or thyroid disorders, such as arrhythmia, pulmonary embolism or hyperthyroidism, for example

The symptoms of phenylketonuria arise only if the patient is not treated with a diet without phenylalanine, which is an amino acid present in foods such as fish, egg, meat, milk and aspartame sweetener. When a child is born with phenylketonuria does not show any symptoms at birth, but if it does not start treatment immediately after the diagnosis, which is done with the test of the foot in the first days of life, the symptoms that may appear are: Microcephaly; Difficulties in mental development; Convulsions; Severe mental deficiency; Hyperactivity; Smell on the skin, hair and characteristic uri

Signs and symptoms of gestational diabetes may be very mild or unnoticeable by the pregnant woman, but may include: Excessive weight gain in pregnant or infants; Increased appetite; Frequent urination; Blurred vision; Very thirst; Frequent infections in the bladder, vagina or skin. The diagnosis of gestational diabetes can be made with the glucose test, which must be performed at least 3 times during pregnancy

The main symptoms of septic arthritis are: Intense pain in the joint; Difficulty of movement; Edemas in the joint; Accumulation of liquids; Fever; Swelling; Burning sensation in the joint; Irritability; Redness around the joint; Septic arthritis or infectious arthritis is the infection of a joint caused by bacteria or fungi

Hyperglycemia is excess blood sugar, which is one of the hallmarks of diabetes. The symptoms of hyperglycemia are: Dry mouth; Thirst; Too much urine; Hunger; Tiredness; Headache; Nipple; Somnolence; Difficulty breathing and Breath of apple or acetone (ketosis) To know if the individual is hyperglycaemic, a rapid blood glucose test must be performed through the blood sugar meter

The symptoms of smallpox generally appear after 12 to 14 days after the virus is transmitted and are initially very similar to the symptoms of a flu, as they include high fever, tiredness and pain in the body including back, head and belly. As the disease progresses, other symptoms arise, such as: Bubbles, containing pus, which begin in the region of the mouth and then spread to the rest of the body and cause intense itching and pain; Bleeding from the blisters that burst after a while, causing ulcers on the skin that eventually dry out, forming crusts; Intense vomiting, diarrhea; Delirium and

The symptoms of scleroderma, which is an autoimmune disease in which collagen buildup occurs in the body tissues, vary according to the type of scleroderma and the site of the affected body. Thus, in localized scleroderma, in which the disease affects only the skin, symptoms usually occur on the skin of the hands and face, whereas in systemic scleroderma, in which the disease affects other organs such as lungs or heart, eg symptoms are related to the location of the affected body

Early symptoms of infectious mononucleosis (kissing disease) include generalized malaise lasting from a few days to a week, fatigue, fever greater than 38 ° C, inflammation of the throat, and neck glands. In addition to inflammation of the throat, pus may form in the form of whitish plaques in the mouth and throat, which may be mistaken for tonsillitis, for example.

The symptoms of hypertension are rare and usually only arise when the blood pressure is above 140x90 mmHg, which can cause: Nausea and dizziness; Strong headache; Bleeding from the nose; Ringing in the ears; Difficulty breathing; Excessive tiredness; Blurry vision; Chest pain. When the patient has symptoms of hypertension, it is recommended to measure the pressure at the pharmacy and, if it is too high, go to the emergency room as soon as possible or take the high blood pressure medication indicated by the cardiologist for hypertension attacks

The symptoms of HIV in the baby are mainly related to the appearance of recurrent infections, but they can be difficult to identify. Some symptoms of HIV in your baby may be: Recurrent breathing problems, such as sinusitis; Swollen tongues in different places of the body; Mouth infections such as oral thrush or thrush; Delay in development and growth; Frequent diarrhea; Persistent fever; Serious infections such as pneumonia or meningitis

Symptoms of typhoid and paratyphoid, similar infectious diseases caused by the bacterium Salmonella, but of different strains , include: High fever; Reddish spots on the skin, especially on the chest and abdomen; Tummy and headache; Gastrointestinal problems, such as vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation; Liver and spleen enlargement; Loss of appetite and weight; Swelling of the belly; Cough; Depression

Intestinal dysbiosis is characterized by an imbalance of the bacterial flora of the intestine that diminishes the capacity of absorption of the nutrients and the vitamins, originating symptoms like: Flatulence; Numbness; Abdominal discomfort; Diarrhea; Constipation; Hair loss and weakening of nails; Headaches; Candidiasis of repetition; Irritability and fatigue

The symptoms of trichinosis depend on the number of invasive larvae, the invaded tissues and the general state of the individual. The first symptoms of trichinosis appear 2 days after infestation and include abdominal discomfort and fever below 38 ° C. Symptoms of trichinosis are most severe 7 days after ingestion of infected meat and can be: Swelling of the eyelids; Bleeding in the eyes; Pain in the eyes; Hypersensitivity to light; Muscle pain, especially in the respiratory muscles, speech, chewing and swallowing; Difficulty in breathing; Red spots on the skin; Feeling thirsty; Excessive sweat

One of the main symptoms of bronchitis is cough, initially dry, which after a few days becomes productive, presenting a yellowish or greenish secretion. Other common symptoms in bronchitis are: Wheezing in the chest - noise when breathing; Difficulty in breathing, feeling of lacking air; There may be a fever; Nails and lips may appear purplish; There may be swelling in the legs and feet; It is very common for the individual initially to be diagnosed with a severe flu, but over the course of days the symptoms of bronchitis will become increasingly clear until the doctor can make the diagnosis of

Symptoms of intestinal candidiasis are related to the increase of fungus Candida albicans in the gut and may include: Tiredness and frequent malaise; Muscle pain and headache; Excessive intestinal gas and colic; Changes in bowel habits such as diarrhea or constipation; Recurrent infections, such as thrush or cystitis; Difficulties of concentration

The symptoms of rectal prolapse, which occurs when the final part of the intestine, called the rectum, is projected to the outside through the anus. Symptoms of rectal prolapse include: Observation of the rectum, a dark red, moist, tube-shaped tissue outside the anus; Difficulty defecating; Feeling of incomplete evacuation; Abdominal cramps; Changes in bowel habits; Diarrhea; "Mass" in the anal region; Bleeding in the anus; Sensation of pressure and weight in the rectum; Discomfort and burning sensation in the anus