
Bhavyajyoti Chilukoti
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Written By: Bhavyajyoti Chilukoti | Published : July 22, 2014 11:06 AM IST
Hi, I am a 45-year-old female leading a normal life. But, since the past few days I am experiencing symptoms such as drowsiness, slight breathing problem and sweating. Do these indicate any serious disease? Please help me.
Symptoms such as drowsiness, breathing difficulty and sweating that you experience do indicate a clinical complication. These are among the most common of symptoms that are observed in many diseases and conditions during the early stages. Recognizing the warning signs in the initial stage can make a huge difference to the outcome, because this can help with an early diagnosis and swift treatment, thereby minimizing the risk of complications and progression into a serious health issue.
Drowsiness
Feeling asleep during the day time and at inappropriate situations may be due to
Mild breathing problem
A sense of breathlessness usually occurs when the body organs do not receive a proper supply of oxygen. Mild breathing problems in some cases like exercising, climbing stairs and stuffy noses may not be a problem of concern. But if the problem persists for a long time or gets worse then it may be a serious issue and will require urgent medical attention. Mild breathing problems may be caused due to
Sweating
Sweating is the body's way to control temperature. The causes of excessive sweating other than exercise, warm conditions and consumption of spicy food or caffeine include
Although, your symptoms may indicate any of the conditions listed above, it is advisable to consult a doctor to identify the exact cause and get treated accordingly.
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