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Am a God fearing person and true to everyone. I believe that everybody was born a winner. I am a communication specialist by profession, not married and a father to none!

Wednesday, 4 July 2012

If symptoms persist, seek medical advice....



“If symptoms persist, seek medical advice.” Although this has always been the disclaimer accompanying all self described prescriptions for instance painkillers, stomach complication-relief medication as well as local antibiotics, many people have taken this short advice with a blind leap.
I was talking to a friend of mine just the other day and he blatantly disclosed to me that he has been taking painkillers daily for a month now following persistent headaches he has been experiencing every evening for the last one month. You should have seen how my face suddenly turned pale. I felt a cold teaser thrill run through my feeble spine. I felt sorry for the guy because he is a low income earner. But wait, I didn’t leave him just like that. I cut him my piece of advice, “please visit a doctor and have yourself checked.”
Some serious diseases especially the chronic types start with just mere ‘alerts’. If by any bad luck these hints are not discovered and properly attended to, the problem advances. Consider illnesses like asthma, respiratory allergies, Tuberculosis among other chronic illnesses. Serious respiratory allergies start with as less serious symptoms like persistent sneezing, un-ending flues among other signals.
The worst case of these respiratory allergies and complications is when they proceed to cause lung inflammations and sores in severe cases. As a matter of fact, even skin cancers and tumors start with as less signs as pimples on the skin, then under the skin lumps and eventually serious tumors.
In just a few words therefore, it is advisable that if one discovers any persistent health complications, he or she should act fast and seek appropriate and timely medical attention. With timely medical attention, potentially serious complications can be easily and successfully averted.
May you have healthy lives!
              Copyright @Paul Musyoka, 2012

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