Symptoms

A heart murmur is a symptom of an illness. You need to find the underlying cause. The underlying cause may cause death

In addition to localized redness, pain and swelling, the affected eye may be sensitive to bright light. The individual with a stye may complain of a gritty sensation in the affected eye, and notice that the eye has increased tearing.

The causative agent of the symptoms of tetanus is Clostridium tetani.

Total body itching can be a sign of several different things. It can be a parasite, an allergy, chemical imbalance, kidney failure, or an environmental sensitivity. If it lasts more than a day or two or keep reoccurring, the only way to know how to deal with it is to find out the cause. It is highly recommended that you visit the doctor to do so.

Symptoms are how YOU feel. They are treated to help you feel better. If you have a headache that is a symptom and you would use something to lessen it like aspirin.

Symptoms are how YOU feel. They are treated to help you feel better.

If you are very tired, have anxiety, feel jumpy, have shortness of breath, feel like something is in your throat, have chills, but are feeling hot you may be having an anxiety attack.

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Three symptoms of respiratory disease are rapid breathing, shortness of breath, and low oxygen levels.

The symptoms are cough, chest pain, fatigue, headache, body aches, sore throat, difficulties to breath.

Symptoms to tarsal tunnel include a vague pain in the sole of the foot, numbness, tingling, burning or a sensation that may be similar to an electrical shock.

Having anxiety and slurred speech can be a many of things. When a person has the symptoms it usually means you are having a micro stroke.

Anxiety and blurred vision and speech usually means you are having a micro stroke. You should go to the closest hospital.

Some symptoms of perimenopause include hot flashes, irritability, and fatigue.

Some symptoms of plantar fasciitis is foot pain and greater pain after using your feet, but not during use.

Common symptoms of plantar fasciitis are pain near your heel and increased pain after, but not during, exercise.

Some of the major symptoms of menopause are irregular heart beat, anxiety, feeling ill at ease, and hot flashes.

A runny nose, vomiting, shortness of breath, are three symptoms of nerve agent exposure.
Convulsions/seizures
Convulsions/seizures

The textbook answer for the time/duration of the symptoms of alcohol withdrawal would be 48-72 hours.

However, many who have actually gone through this agonizing withdrawal (without the help of medical professionals, it is agonizing and dangerous!)- will say that it lasts for up to a week.

The first symptoms are feeling tired, yawning quite a bit, a strong craving for alcohol, agitation and anxiety.

Then the "shakes", or tremors begin, and the blood pressure rises as does the heart rate and respirations. The person in full alcohol withdrawal will have trouble holding a cup or utensils, and will be twitching and shaky.

Seizures can occur if no medical intervention happens, and can be quite dangerous- so the head must be protected at all times if a seizure happens.

(Call 911 immediately at this point, whether the person wants you to or not!)

With medical treatment, which usually includes medicating a person in alcohol withdrawal with a drug called "Librium", which takes away most of the "shakes" (tremors) and relaxes the person, so the withdrawal is much less dangerous and violent.

Medical treatment has ALSO shown the actual withdrawal time to be LESS when medication is used, and the person can go back to work or living their life in much less time than when this is done without help.

Though the violent symptoms might fade after 24-48 hours, the tremors and sleeplessness- agitation and anxiety could last up to a year.

Well, death is the ultimate symptom, but intermediate symptoms include vomiting, blindness, severe palsy, inability to breath, and paralysis. It depends on which nerve agent to which the unfortunate (typically civilian) victim is exposed //