Body language: When the body sends messages before the disease comes

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Introduction

Have you ever noticed that your muscles are suddenly tense, or your sleep pattern is changing, or your skin color is turning pale? Many people ignore these as 'normal' or 'minor illness'. But these 'normal' signals can be the body's initial warning—the message it is giving before the disease comes.

In today's article, we will discuss some important body signals that may teach you to be aware without being afraid. The purpose of this article is only one—learn to listen to body language, because that can save you from danger in advance.

1. Muscle tension: Fatigue, dehydration, or neurological problems?

Sometimes you can suddenly feel a tightening in your leg muscles, or your fingers twitching while sleeping. Some think, "Maybe I walked too much." Some say, "I've had less water."But this tension can also be an indication of calcium or magnesium deficiency. In some cases, it can even be seen as the beginning of neurological diseases.

👉 What to do:

* Drink enough water.

* Eat a balanced diet that contains minerals.

* Stretch regularly and if this happens repeatedly, consult a doctor.

2. Skin color changes: Why does the skin look pale or yellow?

Do you look at yourself in the mirror and think, "How dirty I look!"

Skin color changes can give deep signals from within the body.

* Yellowish skin can be an indication of liver problems (jaundice)

* Pale skin can be a sign of anemia

* Excessively red skin can be an indication of high blood pressure or skin diseases

👉 What to do:**

* Eat foods rich in iron and vitamin B12.

* Seek medical attention if there is a sudden change in eye and skin color.

3. Changes in sleep patterns: mental or physical problems?

Is your sleep not as good as it used to be? Maybe you are waking up in the middle of the night repeatedly, or you are falling asleep late. These are not only signs of stress, but can also be early signs of thyroid problems, diabetes or heart problems.

👉 What to do:**

* Maintain a sleep routine.

* Reduce mobile and screen time at night.

* Get tested if the problem lasts more than two weeks.

4. Excessive sweating: normal or a danger signal?

Sometimes, even when you don't feel hot, your body is drenched in sweat?This can be a classic sign of hormonal imbalance, infection, or even a heart attack.Especially if it is accompanied by chest pressure, dizziness or weakness—then it is an urgent message.

👉 What to do:**

* Do not ignore the matter if sweating increases suddenly.

* Get your blood pressure, blood sugar and thyroid checked.

5. Dark circles under the eyes: Not just from staying up late

We often blame dark circles under the eyes on 'staying up late' or 'sleepless nights'. But it can also be a kidney problem, iron deficiency, hormonal imbalance or allergic reaction.

👉 What to do:**

* Get enough sleep.

* Drink enough water.

* Get a blood test on the advice of a doctor.

6. Mental instability: The body's silent cry?

Feeling sad, everything seems meaningless, or thinking too much?

Not only mental illness, these feelings can be due to hormonal changes, blood sugar fluctuations, or an underlying infection.

👉 What to do:**

* If your mental state has been bad for a long time, don't just think "the problem will fix itself".

* Evaluate both physical and mental aspects with a doctor.

7. Tingling in the feet or hands: Warning of the nervous system?

Sudden "pins and needles" or "tingling" in the feet or hands—these could be signs of a nervous system problem, early signs of diabetes, or a vitamin B12 deficiency.

👉 What to do:**

* Get a quick blood test.

* Walk regularly and eat a balanced diet.

8. Excessive hunger or loss of appetite: metabolic signals from the body

Do you feel like eating at the sight of food, but you're not gaining weight? Or have you lost your appetite even though everything is fine?—These could indicate diabetes, hormonal imbalance, or digestive system problems.

👉 What to do:**

* Pay attention to changes in your eating habits and weight.

* If in doubt, get a blood test.

9. Changes in voice: It's not your voice, it could be your thyroid!

No cold or cough, but there's a change in your voice? It could be a thyroid gland problem, a nodule, or even a throat tumor.

👉 What to do:**

* If the throat changes are long-lasting, do not ignore them and see an ENT specialist.

10. Sudden weight gain or loss: digestion or hormones?

Irregular weight gain or loss does not depend only on diet.

It can be an early sign of thyroid problems, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), or diabetes.

👉 What to do:**

* Keep a regular record of your weight.

* Analyze your lifestyle and seek medical advice.

🔍 Conclusion: Even though the body is 'silent', it speaks

Our body sends small messages silently every day. Some through the skin, some through sleep, some through hunger.Our responsibility is to learn to understand the language of the body.The sooner we learn to understand this 'language', the sooner we can save ourselves from major illnesses.

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💬 Call to readers:

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