342. Symptoms Your Doctor Should Know About
Common sense tells us to avoid visits to the doctor when they are not really necessary. Yet there are important symptoms for which a doctor should be consulted. The following are some symptoms to check out without delay.
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•Headaches with blurred vision or nausea.
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•Easy bruising.
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•Bleeding gums.
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•Persistent thirst.
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•Chronic cough.
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•Persistent sore throat or trouble swallowing.
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•Coughing or vomiting blood.
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•Chest pressure, shortness of breath.
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•Chest pain that radiates to the neck, shoulder, arm, jaw, or tooth.
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•Breast lumps.
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•Any unexplained lump or swelling.
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•Change in a mole.
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•Unexplained itching.
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•Recurring chills, sweating, or fever.
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•Convulsions.
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•Insomnia or fatigue.
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•Unexplained severe weight loss or gain.
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•Abdominal pain 2 to 3 hours after meals.
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•Severe depression.
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•Loss of motor function, numbness.
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•Irregular menstrual bleeding.
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•Rectal bleeding or black, tarry stools.
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•Unrelieved diarrhea or constipation.
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•Frequent or painful urination.