Signs & Symptoms
Read articles on Signs and Symptoms to help identify early warning signs of health conditions and take timely action for better prevention and care.
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Russell’s Sign Bulimia: Recognize the Signs & Get Help
If you’ve ever glanced at the back of your hand and noticed a strange callus or a rough patch of skin, you might have wondered what’s going on. That tiny ache could be more than a harmless blemish—it could be a clue that the body is trying to tell you something important about bulimia. In […]
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Stalevo Side Effects: What to Expect & How to Manage Them
Hey there! If you’re reading this, you’re probably wondering, “What kind of side‑effects might I see with Stalevo, and can I actually live with them?” I get it—navigating medication worries can feel like walking through a foggy maze. Let’s cut through the haze together. Below you’ll find a straightforward rundown of the most common, moderate, […]
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Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome: Key facts
Hey there! If you’ve ever typed “PRES” into a search bar and gotten a wall of medical jargon, you’re not alone. This article is a friendly deep‑dive into posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (yes, that mouthful!). I’ll walk you through what it is, why it shows up, how doctors spot it, and what you can do […]
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Why You Feel Dizzy After Smoking – What to Know
Ever taken a puff and suddenly the room feels a little wobbly? You’re not imagining things. Light‑headedness after a cigarette, a vape, or even a joint is a real, physiological response that many of us experience. Below, I’ll walk you through what’s really happening inside your body, why different products matter, who’s most likely to […]
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Absence of Septum Pellucidum: Symptoms, Causes & Care
Hey there! If you’ve landed on this page, you’re probably wondering what “absence of septum pellucidum” really means and why it matters. In a nutshell, it’s a tiny piece of brain anatomy that sometimes just doesn’t form during development. While the condition itself isn’t a disease, it can be a clue that other brain structures […]
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Understanding Lupus Fatigue: Causes, Management & Hope
Hey there! If you’ve ever felt like you could nap through a marathon and still wake up exhausted, you’re not alone. Lupus fatigue is that relentless, bone‑deep weariness that doesn’t disappear after a good night’s sleep. It’s one of the most common lupus symptoms—up to 80 % of folks with lupus say it’s the biggest obstacle […]
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Untreated Hypothyroidism: Risks You Need to Know
Hey there, friend. Imagine you’re feeling constantly tired, gaining a few extra pounds without trying, and your skin is suddenly dry as a desert. You might chalk it up to “just getting older” or “a busy life,” but what if those clues are actually your thyroid waving a red flag? That’s what untreated hypothyroidism looks […]
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Is Excessive Sweating Linked to Hypothyroidism?
Short answer: no, excessive sweating isn’t a classic sign of hypothyroidism. Most people with an under‑active thyroid actually notice less perspiration because their metabolism slows down. If you’re drenched in sweat, it’s more likely you’re dealing with a medication issue, another health condition, or even a hidden dash of hyperthyroidism. That said, the story isn’t […]
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Parkinson Tremor Sleep: What Really Happens at Night?
Ever found yourself lying in bed, half‑asleep, and suddenly feel that familiar shake? You’re not alone. Many of us living with Parkinson’s wonder whether our tremors simply “turn off” when we drift off. The short answer? Mostly, yes—especially during the deep, dream‑filled REM phase—but the story has a few twists, turns, and practical tips that […]
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Concussion Fever: Why It Happens and What to Do
Short answer: yes, a concussion can give you a low‑grade fever. The brain’s inflammatory response to the bump often nudges your temperature up a degree or two, usually staying under 101 °F (38.3 °C) and clearing up within a day or two. But a fever that sticks around, spikes higher, or comes with new symptoms could mean something […]