7 dangerous pains that you should never ignore
Some people have a disease craze. They live from doctor to doctor trying to discover some disease they think they have.
They know all the medicines, for the most varied problems and, of course, have already made friends with the staff of the pharmacy close to home. There are people who exaggerate in care and prevention, however, there are some signs that the body gives us that really need to be taken into consideration.
1. Severe headache
If you are feeling the worst headache of your life, seek a doctor. If you have a cold, the pain can be linked to it. But it can also be a brain aneurysm, a brain hemorrhage or a tumor.
2. Pain or discomfort in the chest, throat, jaw, shoulders, arm or even abdomen
Chest pain may be associated, inter alia, with two things that require attention, pneumonia, or heart attack. Generally heart diseases appear as discomfort, not as pain. Area experts say that heart patients usually talk about a pressure in the chest and not a pain. The discomfort associated with heart disease can also be in the chest, neck, jaw, shoulder or left arm. It may also be in the abdomen and may be accompanied by nausea. If you feel a sudden chest discomfort call the 193 Fire Department.
3. Pain in the middle of the shoulder blades or back, at the bottom
This could be a heart attack or even a problem in the abdomen, such as a rupture of the aorta, which changes the integrity of the blood vessel, which is a danger. People who have problems with blood circulation, smoking and diabetes need to be aware.
4. Intense abdominal pain
It can be an appendix, problems in the gallbladder or pancreas, stomach ulcers or an intestinal blockage. All of these questions require medical inquiry.
5. Calf pain
This is one of the warning signs for deep venous thrombosis, or blood clot that occurs in deep veins in the leg, and can lead to death. If the clot loosens, it can lead to pulmonary embolism, often fatal. Problems such as cancer, overweight, lack of movement due to prolonged rest or long journeys, gestation and old age indicate the risk factors. Swelling in the legs without pain is also worrying.
6. Burning feet or legs
It can be a sign of diabetes. The person with this problem says to have the sensation of burning, of needles in the feet or legs, which can indicate damage in the nerves. If you feel this, seek expert help.
7. Unexplained pains
When a person is depressed it is common to feel many physical pains, which can be a headache or headache, pain in the abdomen, pains in the limbs or even all these symptoms together. According to experts, these pains may be chronic, but not debilitating, which sometimes go unnoticed by family members and even doctors, leading to a misdiagnosis.
