10 inconspicuous but fatal symptoms

Are you embarrassed about drooling in your sleep? It's not as simple as being cute or unhygienic. It may be caused by a disorder in your neurological regulation. The regulation of saliva secretion is completely neural reflex. The often-said “looking at a plum to quench thirst” is an example of conditioned reflex saliva secretion in daily life. In addition, drooling may also occur if the oral hygiene is not maintained properly. The temperature and humidity in the mouth are most suitable for the reproduction of bacteria. Inflammation and drooling while sleeping are also reminding you to be careful of periodontal disease and go to the dentist!

2. Your feet are a little swollen? Don’t take it lightly

My feet have been a little swollen recently, and there is pain and itching... This seemingly ordinary symptom should not be underestimated. It is very likely telling you "there is something wrong with your veins!" Swollen feet are often caused by venous thrombosis. If you see a doctor in time, there will be no problem. Otherwise, it is likely to cause edema of the lower limbs and even cause pulmonary embolism, affecting your life safety. Some small blood vessels in the veins are blocked, causing blood to flow poorly, resulting in swollen feet. So you can't take it lightly. If your feet are swollen, massage may not only not reduce the swelling, but make it worse.

3. The culprit behind vision loss

You have been so busy at work recently that you feel like vomiting. You have been working overtime in front of the computer all night long, and your eyesight has obviously deteriorated. You have to be careful! If you often feel blurry eyes, dry eyes, and cannot see clearly, these are signs of weak liver function. If you press around the liver and feel a swollen feeling, there is most likely something wrong with the liver. In addition to seeking medical attention promptly, you should also pay attention to eye hygiene and avoid letting your eyes become too tired. Improper use of the eyes will affect the liver.

4. Scar changes, a bad sign

If some chronic skin diseases on your body, such as keloids after burns or trauma, or chronic dermatitis, have suddenly undergone some inexplicable changes recently, you must be vigilant. If after treatment these lesions become larger, or ulcerated, hardened, thickened, pigmented, hyperkeratinized, or even bleed, you should be alert to the possibility of skin cancer. In addition, if some hard, raised lumps appear on the skin and do not go away, you must go to a specialist hospital for examination.

5. Watch out for droopy eyelids

You have just reached the age of 30, the age of maturity and sexiness, but why are your eyelids becoming increasingly thicker and suddenly sagging? You should be worried and don't just think about going to the beauty salon, as it is an early symptom of many diseases. The precursor to the disease "myasthenia gravis" is the slow onset of ptosis of the eyelids. First one eye, then the other. It is lighter in the morning and heavier in the evening, with obvious fluctuations within a day. Another serious and terrifying condition is intracranial aneurysm. If your ptosis is unilateral and sudden, and your pupil is dilated, you should go to a neurology department immediately for emergency treatment. It sounds really scary.

6. Colored circles: a sign of blindness

When you look at a light, do you notice colorful circles appearing around it? Don't be surprised, this is not your special ability. It indicates that you may have angle-closure glaucoma. Angle-closure glaucoma is a common eye disease that can lead to blindness. Its early symptom is iridescence, which is the phenomenon of seeing colored circles. The colored circle appears smaller when viewed up close and larger when viewed from a distance, with purple being inside and red being outside.

7. Hidden dangers of foodies

Amy's appetite suddenly increased in the past month, but her weight decreased as she ate more food, and her urine output increased significantly as she drank more water. After going to the hospital for a check-up, I found that the "increased appetite" was actually caused by diabetes.

Lisa has been like this recently. She often complains of being "hungry" not long after eating, but she is obviously thinner. After examination, the doctor found that Lisa actually suffered from hyperthyroidism. In addition, hypercortisolism, obesity-related reproductive impotence, etc. can also cause you to have a big appetite and a rapid increase in food intake. Therefore, if you have an unusually good appetite recently, it is better to go to the hospital for a comprehensive check-up as soon as possible.

8. Stomachache or heart disease?

You have suffered from stomach problems before, so this time, you actually mistook the precursor of a heart disease for stomach pain! You know, this is an important alarm. Unlike common stomach problems, stomach pain caused by heart disease rarely causes colic and severe pain, and tenderness is not common either. It is just a feeling of stuffiness and fullness, sometimes accompanied by dull pain, a burning sensation, and nausea.

9. The quietly changing beauty mole

When our bodies are changing, there are always various signs, as long as you know how to take care of yourself. When a mole degenerates and becomes malignant melanoma, there are some warning signs: 1) The mole grows rapidly in recent period; 2) The surface of the mole becomes eroded or even ulcerated and itchy; 3) The area around the mole was originally flat, but recently small black spots, satellite nodular tissues appear, or nearby lymph nodes become enlarged and black.

10. Don’t let your palms get wet

Sweating palms does not mean that you are in good health, especially for young people. If a woman's palms feel hot, she is likely to have chronic pyelonephritis. In the early stages, there is usually persistent or intermittent heat in the palms, sweating, or fever all over the body.