If your loved one's fear of the unknown becomes so severe and intense that it threatens to destroy their life, you may wonder if there's something deeper going on with them. Fear is something most people experience at some point in their lives, such as the fear after getting into an auto accident or visiting the doctor's office. The individuals generally learn to deal with their fears by conquering the things that cause them.
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Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) is a rare but serious neurological condition that can appear with little warning, and its underlying cause is not always identifiable. Although most people will not experience GBS in their lifetime, it is important to minimize your risk factors and know the symptoms.
Know Your Risks
Most incidences of GBS are seemingly spontaneous, and there is some conflicting information on medications and vaccinations that could be associated with an increased risk of developing GBS.
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If you're at the age when health issues tend to arise more frequently than back in your younger days, it can require great effort on your part to deal with the changes alone. Your vision plays an important role in how you cope. So if you start experiencing blurry sight, night vision problems, and a duller appearance of things that you know are brightly colored, it's time to check with your optometrist about the possibility that you've developed cataracts.
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Epidermoid cysts are common, benign growths that occur under the skin and can grow large if left untreated. Most epidermoid cysts are a nuisance problem; however, they can become painful and infected. If you develop a cyst there are ways to manage the problem and reduce the likelihood of infection and recurrence.
Leave Them Alone
Epidermoid cysts can be easy to confuse with some types of acne, especially when the cyst is small.
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If diabetes leaves you tired and exhausted, you may wonder if there's a better way to navigate your multi-story home without the risk of falling. Diabetes causes muscle weakness, nerve damage and poor circulation over time, which can make it difficult to maintain your balance and ability to walk. If you trip and fall when ascending or descending your stairs, you might injure your skin or stub a toe. Because of your diabetic health complications, you might not notice the wounds and develop dangerous infections.
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