what are the first symptoms of altsimas?
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Do you mean Alzheimer's?
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Nausea, arm pain primarily left, shoulder pain,stomache ach/upset,agitation, shortness of breath
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gas, stomache cramps, bloating, nausea
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The symptoms often vary from one person to another depending on what exactly is wrong with the heart. The below are the most common signs;\n\n1- chest pain \n2- back pain\n3- pain or deep aching and throbbing in one or both arms\n4- breathlessness\n5- clammy sweating\n6- dizziness\n7-anxiety\n8- fluid retention usually in the lower legs or ankles\n9- fluttering, rapid heartbeats, palpitations\n10- nausea\n11- feeling of heaviness, tightnes, or pressure-like chest pain between the breasts that may radiate to the left arm or shoulder \n\nBut u must know, not all these symptoms take place duing a heart attack, some may others may not.
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Preganancy test is the best way to find out early. If you are concerned about cost. You check the Yellow Pages for your nearest Planned Parenthood. They will test for free or a low fee.\n\nOther early physical signs: Your breast and nipples become larger and more sensitive. If it is your first pregnancy your nipples generally become darker. You may find yourself tiring more easily and needing midday naps. \n\nBut if you feel you are pregnant, you really should get a test to know for sure. It is always best for you and your baby to start prenatal care as soon as possible
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Symptoms include: weakness of one half of the face or half the body, aphasia, monocular visual loss, hemibody sensory loss or sudden loss of balance.
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Weeks to months or years later other symptoms can develop if the disease is not diagnosed and treated. These include symptoms of meningitis, certain heart irregularities, blindness, memory loss, temporary paralysis of certain facial muscles, pain with numbness or weakness of an arm or leg, and, most commonly, arthritis.
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Possible symptoms of migraines\nIntense throbbing or dull aching pain on one side of your head or both sides. \nNausea or vomiting \nChanges in how you see, including blurred vision or blind spots \nBeing bothered by light, noise or odors \nFeeling tired and/or confused \nStopped-up nose \nFeeling cold or sweaty \nStiff or tender neck \nLight-headedness \nTender scalp \n\nAre there different kinds of migraine headaches? \nYes. The most common are classic migraine and common migraine.\n\nClassic migraines start with a warning sign, called an aura. The aura often involves changes in the way you see. You may see flashing lights and colors. You may temporarily lose some of your vision, such as your side vision.\n\nYou may also feel a strange prickly or burning sensation, or have muscle weakness on one side of your body. You may have trouble communicating. You may also feel depressed, irritable and restless.\n\nAuras last about 15 to 30 minutes. Auras may occur before or after your head pain, and sometimes the pain and aura overlap, or the pain never occurs. The head pain of classic migraines may occur on one side of your head or on both sides.\n\nCommon migraines don't start with an aura. Common migraines may start more slowly than classic migraines, last longer and interfere more with daily activities. The pain of common migraines may be on only one side of your head. \n\nHow long do migraines usually last? \nMigraines may last from 4 to 72 hours. They may happen only once or twice a year, or as often as daily. Women are more likely to have migraines than men.\n\nWhat things may set off a migraine? \nCertain things that can set off migraines in some people include the following:\n\nStrong or unusual odors, bright lights or loud noises \nChanges in weather or altitude \nBeing tired, stressed or depressed or the let-down after a stressful event \nChanges in sleeping patterns or sleeping time \nCertain foods (see the list below), especially those that contain tyramine, sodium nitrate or phenylalanine \nMissing meals or fasting \nMenstrual periods, birth control pills or hormones \nIntense physical activity, including sexual activity \n\n Foods that may trigger migraines\nAged, canned, cured or processed meat, including bologna, game, ham, herring, hot dogs, pepperoni and sausage\n\nAged cheese\n\nAlcoholic beverages, especially red wine\n\nAspartame\n\nAvocados\n\nBeans, including pole, broad, lima, Italian, navy, pinto and garbanzo\n\nBrewer's yeast, including fresh yeast coffee cake, donuts and sourdough bread\n\nCaffeine (in excess)\n\nCanned soup or bouillon cubes\n\nChocolate, cocoa and carob\n\nCultured dairy products, such as buttermilk and sour cream\n\nFigs\n\nLentils\n Meat tenderizer\n\nMonosodium glutamate (MSG)\n\nNuts and peanut butter\n\nOnions, except small amounts for flavoring\n\nPapaya\n\nPassion fruit\n\nPea pods\n\nPickled, preserved or marinated foods, such as olives and pickles, and some snack foods\n\nRaisins\n\nRed plums\n\nSauerkraut\n\nSeasoned salt\n\nSnow peas\n\nSoy sauce\n \n What about prescription medicines? \nPeople with more severe pain may need prescription medicine. A medicine called ergotamine (brand name: Ergostat) can be effective alone or combined with other medicines. Dihydroergotamine (brand names: Migranal, D.H.E. 45) is related to ergotamine and can be helpful.\n\nOther prescription medicines for migraines include sumatriptan (brand name: Imitrex), zolmitriptan (brand name: Zomig), naratriptan (brand name: Amerge) rizatriptan (brand name: Maxalt), almotriptan (brand name: Axert), eletriptan (brand name: Relpax) and frovatriptan (brand name: Frova).\n\nIf the pain won't go away, stronger medicine may be needed, such as a narcotic (brand name: Stadol nasal spray) or medicines that contain a barbiturate. These medicines can be habit-forming and should be used cautiously.\n\nThank you and have a nice day dear
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What is it? \nMumps is a viral infection of the saliva-producing parotid glands, which are found either side of the face over the jaw bone. \n\nIt is spread in saliva by coughs and sneezes. \n\nSymptoms develop 14 to 24 days after exposure. \n\nWhat are the symptoms? \n\nThe illness begins with fever, shivers, tiredness and painful swelling of the parotid glands. \n\nThis gives the person a "puffy-cheeked" appearance, similar to that of a hamster, and can help make the diagnosis. \n\nThe swollen glands feel painful and make it difficult to open the mouth, talk, eat and drink. \n\nThere may also be headache, earache and abdominal pain. \n\nHowever, nearly a third of children will have no symptoms. \n\nMost people make an easy recovery with bed rest, but some can go on to develop unpleasant and serious complications. \n\nWhat are the possible complications? \n\nMeningitis can develop. Mumps was the commonest cause of viral meningitis in children prior to 1988, when the MMR vaccine was introduced. \n\nLess commonly, inflammation of the pancreas can also occur. \n\nFemales can also get inflammation of the ovaries, called oophoritis, and males, inflammation of the testicles, called orchitis. \n\nOccasionally mumps orchitis may lead to infertility. \n\nMumps can also cause permanent deafness. \n\nWhat is the treatment? \n\nThere is no specific treatment for mumps. \n\nTreatment should be based on alleviating symptoms.
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It may be anything else. You should consult a doctor immediately.
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•  10. Tender, swollen breasts\n•  9. Fatigue\n•  8. Implantation bleeding\n•  7. Nausea or vomiting\n•  6. Increased sensitivity to odors\n•  5. Food aversions\n•  4. Frequent urination\n•  3. A missed period\n•  2. Your basal body temperature stays high\n•  1. The proof: A positive home pregnancy test
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here are the list of symptoms\nintense insomnia\n- extraordinarily vivid dreams\n- extreme confusion during   waking hours\n- intense fear of losing your   sanity\n-steady feeling of existing   outside of reality as you know   it (referred to as   depersonalization at times)\n-memory and concentration  problems\n- Panic Attacks (even if you   never had one before)\n- severe mood swings, esp.   heightened irritability / anger.\n- suicidal thoughts (in extreme   cases)  \n- an unconventional dizziness/   vertigo\n- the feeling of shocks, similar to   mild electric one, running the   length of your body\n- an unsteady gait\n- slurred speech\n- headaches\n- profuse sweating, esp. at night\n- muscle cramps\n- blurred vision\n- breaking out in tears.   \n- hypersensitivity to motion,sounds,smells.\n- decreased appetite\n- nausea\n- abdominal cramping, diarrhea \n- loss of appetite\n- chills/ hot flashes
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Symptoms usually start after 24 hours and will be the most intense during the first 72 hours after they start.  They include:\nHeadache. \nNausea. \nConstipation or diarrhea. \nFalling heart rate and blood pressure. \nFatigue, drowsiness and insomnia. \nIrritability. \nDifficulty concentrating. \nAnxiety. \nDepression. \nIncreased hunger and caloric intake. \nIncreased pleasantness of the taste of sweets. \nTobacco cravings. \n\nIf you're dreading cravings, you might consider using a stop smoking aid to help control your need for nicotine.
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Symptoms:\n\n    * Body as a whole\n          o Unsteadiness\n          o Swollen gums\n          o Fever\n          o Tremor\n          o Convulsions (occasionally)\n          o Rigidity\n\n    * Eyes, ears, nose, and throat\n          o Nystagmus (side-to-side eye movement)\n\n    * Heart and cardiovascular\n          o Low blood pressure\n\n    * Nervous system\n          o Sleepiness\n          o Confusion\n          o Slurred speech\n          o Dizziness\n          o Coma
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Hormones! most symptoms should clear upi by the end of the first tri-mester. Keep some soda crackers(saltines) next to your bedside. before you even get up to stand, have a few crackers. When you do make it out of bed and you still feel a bit queasy, drink something really cold. If all else fails..give in and have a good heave. remember to stay properlly hydrated and eat a balanced meal. exercise lightly. Best wishes and congrats?
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First symptoms of stomach flu.  Get some rest.
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Extreme fatigue \nWeakness \nShortness of breath \nConfusion or loss of concentration \nDizziness or fainting \nPale skin, including decreased pinkness of the lips, gums, lining of the eyelids, nail beds and palms \nRapid heart beat (tachycardia) \nFeeling cold \nSadness or depression