symptoms

The main symptoms of Cryptococcosis are: Chest pain; Stiff neck; Night sweats; Mental confusion; Vision changes; Ocular, pulmonary, bone and prostate involvement. Nasal discharge: Dyspnea; Sneezing; Headache; Nausea; Vomiting; Light sensitivity; Fever; Weakness; Skin lesions (nodules, edema, cellulitis, rashes and wounds); Loss of motor coordination; Loss of speech

Infarction may occur without symptoms, but in most cases the signs and symptoms of a heart attack may be: Chest pain for a few minutes or hours Pain or feeling of heaviness in the left arm Pain with irradiation to the back, jaw or just to the inner side of the arms Tingling in the arms or hands Shortness of breath Excessive sweat or cold sweat Nausea Vomiting Dizziness Pallor Anxiety What to do in case of Heart Attack If you suspect you are having a heart attack, you should stay calm and call an ambulance immediately

Breast pain is a common symptom that affects about 70% of women, and can be caused by common hormonal changes related to PMS, menstruation or menopause, but in some cases it may be related to other more serious situations like breastfeeding mastitis, presence of cysts in the breast, or even, breast cancer

There are several causes that may be the cause of a pain in the jaw, such as temporomandibular dysfunction, dental problems, sinusitis, bruxism, osteomyelitis or neuropathic pain, which can also cause other symptoms that can help identify the appropriate diagnosis and treatment. The most common changes that cause pain in the jaw are: 1

The tingling sensation in the body usually occurs due to a compression in the nerve of the region due to lack of oxygen or due to problems in the nerve or central nervous system. Usually this symptom is fleeting and improves with limb movement or local massages, which improve circulation. However, it can also indicate the presence of problems such as poor circulation, stroke, herniated disc and diabetes and so if it does not disappear within minutes, you should consult a general practitioner or go to the hospital to identify the correct cause and start the most appropriate treatment

The first signs of hypoglycemia are usually dizziness and cold sweat, which can be followed by blurred vision and fainting, for example. Others include: Hunger and weakness; Nausea; Somnolence; Tingling or numbness in the lips and tongue; Tremedeira; Chills; Irritability and impatience; Anxiety and nervousness; Mood changes; Mental confusion; Headache; Heart palpitations; Lack of coordination in movements; Convulsions; Fainting

Vertigo is a type of dizziness where there is loss of body balance, with the feeling that the environment or body itself is running, usually accompanied by nausea, vomiting, sweating and pallor, and may also occur with tinnitus or hearing loss. Most often, vertigo is caused by ear-related diseases, called peripheral or popularly labyrinthine vestibular syndromes, which include diseases such as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), vestibular neuritis, Ménière's disease and drug intoxication, for example .

It is normal for the woman to start snoring during pregnancy is normal and this usually begins in the second trimester of gestation, disappearing after the baby's birth. The woman may start to snore in gestation due to the increase in progesterone that can lead to swelling of the airways, which partially block the passage of air

Symptoms of dyslexia, which is characterized as difficulty in writing, speaking and spelling usually occur during the period of childhood literacy, when it is usually diagnosed. However, it can also only be diagnosed in adults, and although dyslexia has no cure , the child or adult with proper treatment may have a better quality of life

Green diarrhea can occur due to excessive intake of green foods, due to a rapid passage of feces through the intestine, or even due to an infection or illness. The treatment consists of ingesting many fluids, oral rehydration salts and probiotics, however it depends a lot on what causes the problem, so if the duration of the diarrhea exceeds 1 or 2 days, you should go to the gastroenterologist

Neuropathic pain is a type of pain that results from an injury to the nervous system, and can be caused by infections such as herpes or diseases such as diabetes, for example, or resulting from a dysfunction of the nervous system. In addition, pain may be accompanied by edema and sweating, changes in local blood flow or by changes in tissues such as atrophy or osteoporosis

The blisters are small pockets of fluid that arise in the skin due to friction, burn, infection or a blow to the site. Depending on where they come from, blisters can interfere with various daily activities and can therefore become a major nuisance, especially when they arise on the foot and make walking or shoeing difficult

The accumulation of fat in the liver, technically called hepatic steatosis, is a fairly common problem that can be caused by risk factors like obesity, diabetes, high cholesterol and excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages. Although there are not always symptoms, it is possible that some people feel pain in the right side of the abdomen, swollen belly, nausea, vomiting and general malaise

The symptoms of meningitis C appear between 2 and 10 days after the person's contact with the bacterium responsible for this disease, Neisseria meningitidis , however the order and intensity of symptoms may vary from person to person, which prevents the diagnosis being quickly. The main symptom of meningitis C is neck stiffness, which can be accompanied by nausea, fever, headache and the presence of spots on the skin that can spread throughout the body with the progression of the disease

The main symptoms of hepatic steatosis, which is the accumulation of fat in the liver, are abdominal discomfort and general malaise, especially in alcoholics over 60 years of age. However, other causes of the disease include type 2 diabetes, obesity, high cholesterol and genetic factors. Symptoms of fatty liver can usually arise when fat in the liver exceeds 10%, characterizing grade 1 or mild hepatic steatosis, which rarely presents symptoms and does not cause damage to the body, as long as its cause is avoided

Throat itching can arise in a number of situations such as allergies, exposure to irritants, infections or other conditions that are usually easy to treat. In addition to the scratching throat, it is also very frequent the appearance of cough, which in most cases is a defense of the body to this irritating stimulus, but other symptoms such as swelling in the throat or coryza, for example

Symptoms of a stroke (stroke), also known as a stroke or stroke, can arise from time to time, and depending on the part of the brain that is affected manifests differently. However, there are some symptoms that can help identify this problem quickly, such as: Severe headache that comes on suddenly; Decreased strength on one side of the body, which is visible on the arm or leg; Loss of sensitivity of a part of the body, not identifying the cold or heat, for example; Difficulty standing or sitting, because the body falls to one side, unable to walk or dragging one of the legs; Vision changes , su

Bile reflux, also known as duodenogastric reflux, is a common physiological event in the post-meal period or during prolonged fasting, which may cause changes in the physico-chemical characteristics of the protective layers of mucus, raise the pH in the stomach and for these reasons, favor bacterial proliferation and cause symptoms such as upper abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting

Sacrocyteitis is an inflammation in the joint of the sacrum with the hip that generates pain and discomfort at the end of the spine. Their treatment is basically done with the taking of analgesic remedies, anti-inflammatory, muscle relaxants and physiotherapy sessions. In spite of the treatment it is common to have several recurrences of the disease during the life because besides a pre-genetic disposition for such, often there is a difference in the articulation of the hip, that generally is aggravated by the difference of length of the legs, when one is a few centimeters bigger than the other

When the urine is red or slightly reddish, it usually indicates the presence of blood, however, there are other causes that can cause this discoloration, such as the ingestion of some foods or medicines. Thus, if there are no other symptoms, such as fever, pain when urinating or feeling of heavy bladder, for example, it is probably not blood in the urine