Symptoms

Overall symptoms of diabetes Early symptoms of diabetes are so subtle in type 2 diabetes that the person may not even be able to find out he/she have diabetes for a long period of time. On the other hand, symptoms for type 1 diabetes are severe and happen in a matter of days or weeks and without a warning. Some of the symptoms are a consequence of other symptoms, causing a chain reaction. Symptoms include; higher than normal levels of glucose in the blood. Frequent urination and increased thirst…

After an abortion, a woman is forever changed mentally. Most women develop post-abortion syndrome. The symptoms include, but are not limited to: not being able to complete the grieving process, self-destructive tendencies, feeling isolated, confused, irritable, or aggressive, having anxiety attacks, having nightmares or sleeping disorders, recurrent thoughts…

a sudden noise in the dark or right before the roller coaster goes down the first drop. When most people think of fear, the quick pulse, sweaty palms, and the adrenalin rush usually come to mind. These are all things that are classified as ‘fear symptoms’. Fear itself is an entirely different matter. Fear is a chain reaction that starts in the brain. When a stimulus, something that activates a reaction, is perceived by one or more of the senses, the reaction begins. There are five parts…

Anxiety can be expressed in many different ways from person to person. There are also different types of anxiety. First off, there is Generalized Anxiety Disorder that is the persistent or excessive worry about routine activities. Some physical symptoms of GAD are headaches, fatigue, nausea, muscle aches, and sweating. Also people with GAD may experience trouble…

often damaged by direct impact through players contact and collisions with each other. It involves the mechanical disruption of the muscle fibers and release of cellular components such as Creatine Kinase (CK) into the blood. Other well documented symptoms of EIDM include disruption of intracellular muscle structure, prolonged impairment of muscle function (3,4,5,6), and delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS). Inflammation occurs to clear debris from the…

textbook is described as a mental disorder that deals with disoriented speech and unorganized thoughts and delusions. Wikipedia defines schizophrenia as a mental disorder that creates abnormal social response and failure to understand what’s real. Symptoms of schizophrenia include but not limited to delusions, hallucinations, disorganized thinking, and abnormal motor behavior. I truly think that both of my sources where very true in facets and for everyone trying to learn and understand…

that people can recognize and understand its symptoms. The symptoms of Schizophrenia can effect a person’s everyday life because of positive, negative and cognitive symptoms. Every person is different when it comes to the types of early symptoms of schizophrenia. The symptoms can come…

Sadness is an emotion central to human experience. For most, it is an appropriate and adaptive response to loss, perceived failure, or rejection. It can inform us when something is amiss in our lives that we may need to address. Ideally, it is a transient emotional experience, that fades as circumstances change or evolve. For some individuals, however, sadness persists for weeks , months, or years, invariant to situation or time. Depression is an emotional disorder defined by this…

speak. Having schizophrenia makes it very hard to keep a job or live a relatively normal life. Symptoms usually appear in patients around the ages of 16 to 30. Females usually develop the symptoms at an older age than males. Around the age of 45, symptoms of schizophrenia rarely appear. There are three types of symptoms: 1. Psychotic Symptoms 2. Negative Symptoms 3. Cognitive Symptoms Psychotic symptoms are when the patient’s thoughts are altered. This could include but are…

Schizophrenia has many different variations in terms of how it affects people, how severe their symptoms are, and how they cope with them. Schizophrenia can not be cured, however there are many different types of treatments available to people who are living with this disease. Schizophrenia is a psychotic disorder, which can be caused by environmental, genetic, and structural factors, with symptoms that include: hallucinations, delusions, lack of pleasure in everyday activities which includes…