If you experience the following symptoms when waking up in the morning, it indicates that your body is no longer in a healthy state, and you should pay attention to it!

As the saying goes, "Illness comes like a mountain, and illness goes like a thread"...

The occurrence and development of any disease are accompanied by a series of physical signs, which have already existed before the sudden event, but they have not received enough attention from us.

With the improvement of health awareness, we must pay sufficient attention to the adverse signals emitted by the human body to avoid potential disasters.

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Four signals when waking up

When a person feels physical discomfort at different stages of life, it is a warning signal that reminds us to stay healthy.

1. If you experience symptoms such as dizziness when you wake up in the morning, it is likely due to diseases such as cervical spondylosis or high blood viscosity.

2. If the body's edema has not completely subsided after 20 minutes of getting up activities, it may indicate the presence of kidney disease or heart disease.

3. If you experience persistent nausea and vomiting in the morning, apart from pregnancy factors, if it remains unchanged every morning, it is likely due to chronic gastritis or liver and gallbladder diseases.

4. If the urine is brown when urinating in the morning, it may indicate abnormal liver conditions.

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Carefully examine your face in the mirror at dawn

When washing your face, you should carefully examine your face, especially when facing the mirror, pay attention to whether your face shows any abnormal signs:

1. If you find that your face is slightly red, it may be related to heart disease or hypertension.

2. If the complexion is yellowish and accompanied by physical fatigue, it is likely to be jaundice hepatitis.

3. If you find that your eyes have become congested, hazy, or yellowish, you should immediately go to the hospital for help to ensure that your vision receives timely treatment.

4. If the eyelids appear pale, it implies the possibility of anemia caused by a lack of iron.

If there is a fuzzy gray ring around the cornea of the eye, it suggests that there may be a problem with the heart. For men between the ages of 30 and 50, they should immediately go to the hospital for treatment.

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Pay attention to your teeth and breath when oral hygiene

1. If you notice bleeding gums during brushing, it is likely due to periodontal disease, as healthy teeth do not cause bleeding.

Liver disease may be associated with bleeding gums. This phenomenon is quite common in patients with chronic liver disease, and it may also be accompanied by symptoms such as nosebleeds and excessive menstruation.

The main reason is that after liver cell damage, the function of the coagulation factors produced by the liver is weakened, which interferes with the coagulation mechanism.

Liver hepatitis patients with ordinary bleeding gums can use vitamin C, vitamin K, and other hemostatic drugs to alleviate the condition.

2. If the breath is unpleasant and heavy, it may be caused by diseases around the oral cavity. At the same time, systemic diseases such as stomach disease, liver disease, diabetes, as well as the lack of trace elements zinc and vitamin B, may also cause bad breath.

After being infected with Helicobacter pylori, the mouth will continue to emit an unpleasant odor, accompanied by varying degrees of hunger and stomach pain. Therefore, for people with stomach diseases or a history of stomach diseases, it is necessary to maintain oral hygiene after eating and rinse the mouth frequently to prevent the proliferation of more Helicobacter pylori. Once you are full and drink moderately, the odor in your mouth will be relieved, and with the eradication of Helicobacter pylori, bad breath will gradually disappear.

3. Pay special attention to kidney health, as there is an ammonia odor in the mouth. In the case of renal failure, due to the inability to carry out normal metabolism, the levels of creatinine and urea nitrogen in the body increase, resulting in a unique ammonia odor in the mouth.