Five symptoms you need to attend to your doctor

Often, scratching is just a scratch, and muscle pain is just her. However, when symptoms persist for a long time or you begin to notice some of what happens, your body may indicate that something more serious is happening.

Here are five symptoms that you have to go for a doctor's check, broadcast Kosovas.

A Changing Skin

You might think it's just a rash that doesn't pass or a new stain, but without the perfection of the skin it can be the carcinoma of basic cells, a skin cancer that affects men up to twice as often as women, says dermatologist Whitney Bowe from Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.

“Follow traces to the head, eyelids, eartips and back especially if you stay too far out. Basic cell cancer does not tend to metastarate rapidly like melanoma, but the longer you delay, the more serious your problem becomes”, Bowe points out.

urination Problems

Suddenly you have to get up several times at night to urinate or feel needed and the leak of urine is weaker or painful.

This is fast, because of the enlarged prostate, which sometimes feels like half of men. Some will need drugs to reduce embarrassment, and more often, surgery will be necessary to prevent complications such as kidney failure”, says urologist Ryan Berglund of Cleveland Clinic.

Structural problems can also show other problems, such as diabetes or in rare cases prostate cancer”, he adds.

Problems in the Bedroom

Any male who suddenly has sex problems should visit the doctor and not just take a viral recipe”, Berglund said.

The correct malfunction affects about a quarter of men aged 40 and younger. Of course, sometimes because of stress and bad habits such as smoking and alcohol, but incorrigibly malfunction can also be an early indicator of cardiovascular problems.

Blocked “ENS reduce the flow of blood to the heart, and early examination may help detect cause and prevent a heart attack or brain”, Bergund claims.

Depression

Men often fail to show symptoms of depression, and often feel angry and sad, says Michael Addis, professor of psychology at Clark University in Wolcester. They are also less likely to seek help or take medication against depression.

Low vitamin B12 and D are accompanied by depression, and chronic pain and disease (even diabetes) can also be linked to a psychiatric state”, he warns.

- Consistent collation.

A continuous dry cough, which lasts up to four weeks or longer, may be a sign of gastrocephagal reflux, known as GERB, says gastroenterologist Seth A. Gross from New York.

If not verified during the year, GERB can cause cancer, while persistent coughing can also signal the presence of asthma, or less so lung cancer or heart failure.