Ramadan, sudden abdominal pain, not quenching thirst, symptoms that you should never ignore or your life may be in danger

London: In general, people's attitude towards health is based on carelessness, unless there is a major problem. When the situation gets serious, then we sit down and think about how it all happened. Dr Evelyn Levine, a British health expert, warned the public about the dangers of this behavior, saying that we already have symptoms of many serious illnesses but do not pay attention to them.

Talking about such symptoms, he said that sudden feeling of pain in the abdomen, which is very severe, is definitely a dangerous symptom. It can have many causes, such as severe constipation, appendicitis, a tumor or a wound or perforation in the intestine.

Similarly, if you feel shortness of breath for no reason, you must see a doctor. Don't think of it as the result of a slight fatigue. It can also be caused by asthma, pneumonia or pulmonary embolism.

Sudden onset of severe headaches can be caused by a problem with the brain, especially blood clots.

 If you have to drink water again and again and the thirst is not quenched in any way, then it is also a matter of great concern. This condition is called polypsia and is usually one of the symptoms of diabetes. When your blood sugar level rises too much, your kidneys produce more urine so that the body can get rid of excess glucose. As a result, you often feel thirsty and have to go to the washroom again and again. In this case, you should have your blood glucose tested immediately.

Similarly, heart disease is not only a symptom of chest pain, but sometimes abnormal fatigue, shortness of breath, cough, nausea can also be symptoms of heart disease.