symptoms

Symptoms of Paramyloidosis, also known as Small-Scale Disease, begin to manifest around the age of 25 and 35 and show some symptoms, such as: Feeling of tingling or numbness of the feet / legs; Loss of sensitivity to heat or cold; Intense pain, similar to burning; Muscular atrophy of the legs and leg muscles; Change in gait, difficulty walking; Sudden weight loss; Cardiac compromise with arrhythmias, hypotension or decreased heart rate; Renal impairment; Changes in the digestive system, such as constipation, diarrhea or vomiting; Ulcers on the soles of the feet; Hand in claw; Blurred vision

The symptoms of Ewing's sarcoma, which is a type of cancer that affects the bones of children and adolescents, are not very specific and can often be confused with other bone diseases. The main signs of Ewing's sarcoma are: Local pain and swelling; Fever; Weight loss; Anemia and changes in blood composition

The lack of magnesium can cause various diseases and these can be treated with magnesium supplementation in the diet. Some symptoms of magnesium deficiency are: Tremors, sensitivity to noise, fatigue, depression, nervousness, tension, insomnia, PMS, hyperactivity, convulsions, kidney stones, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, tachycardia, arrhythmias, heart failure, coronary spasms, angina, heart attacks, muscle spasms, menstrual cramps, gangrene, eclampsia, lead toxicity, alcoholism

The initial symptom of pellagra is the appearance of reddish and symmetrical areas on the skin. These are photosensitive spots, similar to sunburns that worsen with exposure to the sun. These changes in the skin do not disappear and may darken, brownish, and usually flake. In general, skin-related symptoms are accompanied by disorders that affect the entire gastrointestinal tract

The symptoms of anaphylactic shock or allergic reaction appear when the subject is sensitive to a substance that can be inhaled, swallowed or injected. The characteristic symptoms of allergic reaction are: General malaise; Palpitations; Tingling; Itching and redness on the skin; Pulsation in the ears; Cough; Sneezing; Urticaria in which red and swollen spots appear on the individual's skin; Local swelling, in the mouth, on the tongue or throughout the body; Difficulty in swallowing; Difficulty in breathing; Cardiac arrest

Symptoms of encephalitis, in the early stages, are similar to those of a flu, but over time other more serious symptoms may set in. The initial symptoms of viral encephalitis are: Headache, Fever, Muscle pain, Somnolence, Nausea, vomiting; Tremors in some regions of the body. If the disease is not diagnosed and properly treated, it can lead to symptoms such as: Loss of consciousness; Convulsions; Muscle weakness or paralysis; Back and neck rigid; Irritability; Difficulties in walking; Sensitivity to light; Loss of memory; Violent and involuntary movements of the body

Choreathetosis is a set of symptoms that may appear due to various diseases affecting the basal ganglia of the brain and occurs when chorea and athetosis occur simultaneously. Chorea consists of involuntary, brief, spasmic movements, such as dance movements, which begin in one part of the body and pass the other abruptly and unexpectedly and often continuously

Female hypogonadism occurs when the ovaries produce few or no sexual hormones, such as estrogen and progesterone. It is usually diagnosed at puberty and has no cure , but can be controlled through treatment with hormone replacement. In female primary or hypergonadotrophic hypogonadism the ovaries do not function properly, whereas in female or hypogonadotrophic secondary hypogonadism, the sites of the brain that control the ovaries do not function properly

Symptoms of bacterial pharyngitis arise due to infection and inflammation of the throat caused by bacteria such as streptococci or staphylococci. The characteristic symptoms of bacterial pharyngitis may be: Severe throat pain; Red throat with presence of pus; Difficulty in swallowing; Fever between 38

The symptoms of viral pharyngitis arise due to infection and inflammation of the throat caused by a virus. The most common symptoms may be: Sore throat; Fever; General malaise with strong muscle pains; Difficulty in swallowing; Very red throat; Languages. Sometimes associated with viral pharyngitis, other symptoms such as earache, headache and vomiting may occur

Amnesia is the loss of recent or old memory, which can occur in whole or in part. Amnesia can last for a few minutes or hours and disappear without treatment or can lead to permanent memory loss. The existing types of amnesia are: Retrograde Amnesia : When a head injury leads to memory loss immediately before the trauma; Anterograde Amnesia : It is the loss of memory for recent events, causing the patient to be able to remember only ancient events; Post-traumatic amnesia : When a head injury leads to a loss of memory of events occurring immediately after the trauma

Pelvic effusion is the accumulation of fluid between the tissues that surround the lungs and is a manifestation of other respiratory diseases. The symptoms of pleural effusion are: Pain in the chest, which worsens on breathing Fever Dry cough Shortness of breath, which worsens when the subject lies When diagnosing the disease, the doctor should prescribe medications that eliminate excess fluid from the lungs and must discover their causes so that they can be treated as well

Symptoms of cyst in the marrow arise only when the cyst is large compresses the nerves and other structures. The symptoms of cyst in the bone marrow can be: Progressive weakness of the legs; Column deformation; Back pain; Spasms and tremors in the legs; Paralysis of the legs; Atrophy of muscles. Some patients may experience loss of sensitivity to pain or heat, and burns and cuts in individuals with this lesion are common

Symptoms of angina include chest pain and malaise, which may occur during or after physical exertion, or even at rest , in more severe cases. Angina can also be described as a pressure or pain in the middle of the chest, which can also affect the left shoulder or radiate to the back, throat, jaw, teeth, or right arm

Symptoms of radioactive poisoning include: nausea vomiting diarrhea loss of appetite Headache loss of hair feeling of general malaise fast heart rate Bone marrow is one of the most radiation-sensitive organs as well as the cells lining the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract and the brain. Radiation is absorbed by tissues and cells of the body and can lead to the development of degenerative diseases like cancer when the exposure is less than 4 grams for an extended period but can be fatal in hours or days with a high exposure, greater than 6 grays, in a short time

The symptoms of donovanose, which is an STD, usually include: Wounds in the male or female genitalia; Irritated genital skin; Easy Bleeding; Genital lesions with secretion; Increased lymphatic vessels; Elephantiasis in the genitals; Tumor development; Fistulas. Donovanose is caused by the bacterium Klebsiella granulomatis and without proper treatment there may be complications, such as the proliferation of bacteria and the onset of tumors

Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome is a rare disease that can manifest itself in different ways. Symptoms of wiskott-Aldrich syndrome may include: Tendency for bleeding: Reduced number and size of blood platelets; Cutaneous haemorrhages characterized by bluish-red spots the size of an alpin's head, called "petechiae", or they may be larger and resemble ecchymosis; Stools with blood (especially in infancy), bleeding gums and prolonged nose bleeds

Marburg hemorrhagic disease is a rare and potentially fatal hemorrhagic disease, most common in Africa, which manifests itself through the following symptoms : sudden high fever, headache, muscle pain and tiredness. diarrhea, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, pain in the chest and throat, inflammation of the eyelids, weight loss, jaundice, delusions, changes in the renal system, bleeding gums, vomiting with blood, blood in the stool and blood in the urine, seizures, major blood loss and coma

The spleen is an organ responsible for the production and destruction of blood cells. The most obvious symptoms of spleen rupture are pain in the left abdominal region, muscle tension in the area in this area, and drop in blood pressure. Causes of spleen rupture Some possible causes for spleen rupture are: Direct trauma to the left abdominal region; Automobile accidents; Sports accidents; As a result of bariatric surgery in obese patients

Symptoms of coronary heart disease are usually related to angina , which is a feeling of chest tightness that lasts for 10 to 20 minutes. The individual may also have any of the following signs and symptoms: Tiredness when performing small physical efforts, Feeling of shortness of breath; Dizziness; Cold sweat nausea and / or vomiting