Suffering from shortness of breath? Could be an early sign of heart attack, THIS and other symptoms that seniors should not ignore
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- 29 Aug 2022
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When you notice such symptoms, make sure you consult your doctor or get yourself tested and then talk to your doctor. This will prevent the risks of diseases and health conditions from turning fatal. Here, take a look at the symptoms and signs that senior
When your body is ill and unwell, it will show several symptoms and while you might choose to ignore them, it is not the best thing to do. You shouldn’t be ignoring the symptoms as they could be early signs of some serious health conditions or even chronic health diseases. This becomes all the important for seniors as they are at a higher risk of being affected by numerous health conditions and diseases.
When you notice such symptoms, make sure you consult your doctor or get yourself tested and then talk to your doctor. This will prevent the risks of diseases and health conditions from turning fatal. Here, take a look at the symptoms and signs that seniors should not ignore.
- Shortness of breath: Unusual shortness of breath can be a result of blocked arteries. Blockages in the artery can stop the blood from flowing freely which might eventually lead to a heart attack. It is not necessary that only chest pain will be the sign of a heart attack, dizziness, tightness in your chest and shortness of breath could also be some of them.
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Vaginal bleeding : Vaginal bleeding after menopause is a cause of concern unless it happens due to sex. Bleeding due to sex is a result of non-serious bleeding. However, if that is not the case and if it still persists, it is important that you get yourself checked as this could be a sign of gynaecological cancers. -
Constipation : When you have to put extra pressure during bowel movement, it might strain the tissues which might lead to hemorrhoids. However, occasional constipation is normal. Constipation could also be a result of a blockage such as a tumour or polyp which prevents the stool from moving properly. Read More...
