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Panic Disorder. There is a significant change in function via the "flight of fight response", with increase in blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, sweating, and sometimes even nausea, chest pain, numbness and tingling of the extremities - all of which can be suggestive of a cardiac problem (such as a myocardial infarction - or heart attack). Panic attacks have no known physical cause.
Although some cases of this disorder seem to be inherited, usually the cause is not known.
Attention Deficit Disorder -- or ADD as it's known -- is a mental health disorder, which means it affects a person's mood, thinking or behavior. As such, it is a very personal condition and it is not contagious.
Because the cause of CFS is not known, there are no recommendations for preventing the disorder.
Epilepsy is not a genetic disorder. It is a physical condition and can have a whole range of causes. Epilepsy has a wide range of forms and has been known of for thousands of years. So it is not really known who discovered it.
Because the cause of CFS is not known, there currently are no recommendations for preventing the disorder
Trauma and stress can cause a short-term psychosis (less than a month's duration) known as brief psychotic disorder.
The myeloproliferative disorder's symtoms otherwise known as an enlarge spleen will cause someone to feel abdominal pain as well as a feeling of fullness.
The exact cause of encephaloceles is not yet known. The disorder is passed on from generation to generation, and is more prevalent in families where there is a history of spina bifida.
CVS is sometimes called an idiopathic disorder because its cause(s) are still not known
The sweating sickness, people would have theories of how but at the moment I'm pretty sure nobody knows as it is from times gone by Fibromyalgia. It is a chronic pain disorder of the muscles with no known cause or cure.
Thalassemis is a blood disorder also known as cooley's anemia. It is also known as Mediterranean anemia.