Failure to Orgasm on Women
Many women may find it difficult to reach orgasm during sexual intercourse.
Here's a list of signs and symptoms why many women fail to reach orgasm:
1. May be worry about getting pregnant
2. May be poor technique by their partner
3. May be inadequate foreplay
4. May be pain during sexual intercourse
5. May be that the sexual act does not long enough
6. May be psychological problems
7. May be relationship problems or insecurities
Experimentation and discussion may resolve the situation. If not, counseling may help.
Eye Strain Signs and Symptoms
Eyes Strain is a common condition where the eyes feel tired and sore, caused by concentrating on objects such as a VDU for hours on end. This exacerbated where the light is bad or there is a lot of glare, such as from fluorescent lights, or where the individual is short sighted.
Symptoms and Signs of Eye Strain
1. Pain about the eyes
2. Resolves if the eyes are rested
3. Vision is not affected
4. Resolves if the individual takes rests from wherever they are doing
Hyperventilation Symptoms and Conditions
Hyperventilation is caused by over breathing, by inhaling too much oxygen. Although it is very distressing for the individual, it is not usually a sign of physical illness. Often result from anxiety or panic.
Symptoms of Hyperventilation
- Gulping in air
- Rapid and deep breathing
- Dizziness
- Altered sensation in hands and around face with tingling
- Confusion and inability to think straight
Hepatitis Signs and Symptoms
Inflammation of the liver, which can be cause by various conditions, including alcohol excess, viral infections such as hepatitis A, B and C, and as a side effect of drug therapy or because of an overdose of Paracetamol. Hepatitis may range from extremely serious, even life-threatening, to mild.
Hepatitis Symptoms
- Fatigue, tiredness, weakness and lethargy
- May be jaundice
- Loss of appetite
- Nausea
- Reduced desire for alcohol and even cigarettes
- May be extreme itchiness
- May be dark urine - brown, dark yellow or orange - after a few days
- May be pale faeces
- Liver may swollen and tender to the touch
- Fever, possibly intermittent in nature, and sweating
- Abdominal pain on the right side
- Breath may smell sweet or of faeces
- Drowsiness and confusion
Glandular Fever
Glandular Fever also known as "Kissing Disease" is a contagious viral disease, passed by direct contact (such as kissing). The disease is characterized by swollen glands, fever and possibly skin eruptions.
Glandular Fever Symptoms
- Fever which may last for weeks
- Lymph nodes are enlarged and tender
- Lymph nodes at the back of the head may be most severely affected
- May be difficult to open the mouth because of the swelling
- Excessive production of saliva in the mouth
- Sore throat often with discharge on the tonsils
- Generally feeling unwell
- Spleen may also be affected and enlarged
- Resultant fatigue may last for months
- May occasionally be associated with generalized rash
- Occasionally can affect other organs including the lungs, heart and brain
Gastroenteritis Symptoms and Condition
Food poisoning, or more severely Gastroenteritis, can cause milt to severe symptoms, which occasionally in vulnerable groups, such as babies, infants and elderly, can be potentially severe and even fatal. Caused by bacteria or viruses from poorly prepared, contaminated, rotten or badly cleaned food.
Signs and Symptoms
- Vomiting: starts with usual stomach contents of undigested food but if vomiting persists may become green and less viscous, with mucous and clear slime
- Skin looks pale, particularly before vomiting or diarrhoea
- Abdominal pain and cramps
- Diarrhoea with faeces which are runny, watery and loose: these above two symptoms are actually far more common in bouts of food poisoning than vomiting
- May be headache
- May be joint and muscle pain
- May be an associated fever
- In severe cases, may be collapse caused by dehydration
Vomiting
Vomiting is very common during infancy and childhood and is usually caused by an illness or stomach upset. In infants it is important to distinguish between vomiting and “spitting up,” which is very typical in babies. Babies spit up if they are fed too fast or too much, and this is not considered to be a problem.
Mild vomiting in children likewise is not serious, but severe vomiting can strain the stomach and esophagus and may cause internal bleeding. Continual vomiting also can lead to dehydration, shock, or metabolic problems; if the vomited material is inhaled into the lungs it can cause PNEUMONIA. Intentional vomiting in teenagers (BULIMIA) can lead to tooth problems and electrolyte disturbances that can affect the heart’s function, and it can be fatal.
Anxiety – Possible Conditions and Symptoms
Anxiety is both a medical condition and a state of nerves and tension. Most individuals will experience the latter as part of usual life, and such feelings can be exacerbated by smoking, drinking coffee, missing meals and drinking, but it is possible that this becomes a chronic and debilitating condition. This will usually be caused by psychological or psychiatric problems beyond the control of the individual, rather than by physical illness, and is often associated with Depression. Anxiety, however, may be an indication of a serious physical condition.
Possible Conditions
- Alcohol or Narcotics
- Caffeine
- Dementia
- Cluster Headache
- Depression and Manic Depression
- Hyperthyroidism
- Hyperventilation
- Low Blood Sugar
- Post-Viral Syndrome
- Shock
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
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