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Following are the various symptoms of hyperacidity such as:

1. Bloating

2. Bloody vomiting

3. Burping

4. Dysphagia

5. continuous hiccups

6. Nausea

7. weight loss for no reason

These are all the various symptoms of hyperacidity.

Based upon the research I've been doing, the answer is no. Enterobius sp. are the pinworms that are infective for humans while Syphacia obvealata doesn't exhibit any zoonotic potential.

Pulmonía (also called neumonía) symptoms are roughly the same as those of the common cold or influenza, namely fever, cough, difficulty breathing, pain upon inhalation, muscle aches, and coughing up blood. Pulmonía is a leading cause of death in many nations and should be treated with antibiotics. If you suspect that you have this disease see your general practitioner immediately.

Marasmus is a severe type of malnutrition. When a person has this there is a chronic wasting way of fats, muscle and tissue. General symptoms of marasmus are rapid weight loss, frequent diarrhea, fatigue and dizziness.

if you are coming urine, you need to go to the GP.

ASCUS is a pap smear result, not a disease. It does not have any symptoms.

Swelling, heat and pain in the fat Cells that lay just under the skin. Cellulite is typical in the areas where the body stores fat, The belly, hips, thighs, buttocks, back of the arms. There can be others but these are common.

Absolutely! could be spores & mold, even non rotting potatoes could cause an allergic reaction in some people.

Pale skin, constant fatigue, poor concentration, etc. Iron is what allows red blood cells to carry and distribute oxygen molecules throughout the body. Anything you can think of that would be the result of low oxygen content in the body may appear as symptoms of anemia.

You'll tend to hear sharp noises since the key tones being heard are on a higher frequency.

Death would be the ultimate symptom, Shortness of breath, no energy, no appetite, Blue fingernails, gray skin color.

The main aspect of your question is the cause of your lack of oxygen. If you could post this question, it's a sign that you have enough oxygen, otherwise you couldn't perform this action, because our brain requires 20% of the oxygen we inhale. Are you smoker ? Do you have any respiratory disease? You have to re ask your question giving more details.

Syndrome.

Blue feet are associated as being a sign of poor circulation - blood flow not reaching the extremities -either through having COPD or heart disease for example. To alleviate this try elevating the feet on a foot stool when sitting or on a pillow when in bed. See a doctor as soon as possible as prescription drugs may need amending.

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The writs itself does not have any muscles in it. The muscles are further up your arm and these pull on tendons that go through your wrist.

Therefore is you have a painful wrist it could be a joint, nerve conduit or tendon problem, but NOT a pulled muscle.

You should go and see a qualified medical practitioner (a Doctor) for a diagnosis of the problem and treatment.

The bride is the one who gets married.

A bride is a woman getting married. A bridesmaid is a brides assistant, similar to a groom's best man.

you could be suffering from an early state of arthritis or a muscle might have been displaced.the second case is nothing to worry about.the muscle will settle down after a day or so.if it is the first case then you need to stop giving much work to your knees.

Difficulty breathing and falling blood pressure

I am not a doctor but I had numbness in my fingers and hand, than moved to face and lips all on left side of body and was taken to emergency room because was thought i was having a stroke. 24 hours later and several test concluded i did not have a stroke but those are the symptoms. Found out later my work truck was leaking fuel and exhaust fumes and may have made my body act same as stroke? Still not sure

Uncontrollable shaking, vomiting, and diarrhea...it will usually go away on its on and it shouldn't last longer than twenty four hours

Achy arms and legs have several various causes. Often, it can be overtaxing the limbs with excessive physical activity: sports, moving furniture, long walks. This can usually be fixed with simple rest or massage. If, however, this problem persists, you may have a problem with poor circulation, causing insufficient blood flow in those limbs to keep them from relaxing properly when at rest.

Besides poor circulation, there may be a fluid buildup in the joints, causing additional, and unnecessary strain on your muscles.

Usually, a pain reliever such as aspirin, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen will lessen the aches, but if they are persistent, a doctor should be consulted.

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