How far is the disease from us?

We often think that we are healthy. When we find ourselves seriously ill (chronic disease), the first reaction is basically impossible. Why is there no sign at all? So we really don't have any symptoms of health diseases? Let's look at the development of health diseases.

There are four stages from health path to disease.

The first stage is a low-risk state (healthy state), and our bodies are very healthy without any problems.

In the second stage, you enter a high-risk state (sub-health state), and some States appear, such as discomfort, but not illness.

Early changes occur in the third stage (sub-disease state, with some symptoms, belonging to the reversible stage), such as cancer. As soon as we search online, we can see many early changes in cancer, but it can be said that if this change continues to develop, it will become a disease, but it cannot be said that there will be a disease.

Clinical symptoms appear in the fourth stage (pathological changes appear and symptoms begin to appear)

The fourth stage of disease state (illness, different degrees of clinical intervention), such as surgery, drug injection and drug treatment.

Since there are four stages from health to disease, how long will it take us to get from health to disease? Then the following two situations will occur:

1) emergency: sudden attack and sudden illness, such as common cardiovascular diseases: acute cerebral infarction, acute stroke (stroke) and acute abdomen: acute appendicitis.

2) Chronic diseases: refer to diseases that do not constitute infection and have long-term accumulation to form pathological morphological damage. It is a disease that has a long onset time (several years or more than ten years or even decades) and needs long-term treatment or lifelong medication. For example: cancer, diabetes, hypertension, etc.

Now we know that emergencies are inevitable and come too suddenly, but chronic diseases, whose pathological process is so long, how to attract attention?

diabetes

1, obviously eating a lot, but losing weight.

2, vision loss, blurred eyes

3. Chronic fatigue and weakness

4. Paralysis or pain in the foot.

5, dry throat and thirst

Liver damage

1, long-term bad face

2. Long-term dark circles

3. The nose is red

4, easy to get drunk

5, acne increased

Sudden weight loss (symptoms)

Doubt:

1. Tumor

2. Hyperthyroidism

3. Diabetes

Sudden appearance of a lump (symptom)

Doubt:

1. Cancer constellation

2. Hernia

3. Lymphoma

4. Goiter

Unexplained skin changes (symptoms)

Doubt:

1. Long spots on the face: gynecological diseases

2. Sudden redness: gastric cancer, lung cancer

3. Jaundice: liver cancer and gallbladder cancer

4. Purpura: lymphoma, myeloma, leukemia

Dear friends, when we have the above symptoms, don't panic too much, because the above are just some common symptoms, but the specific situation can only be determined after going to the hospital for a doctor's examination. Finally, I wish everyone good health!