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Call your doctor right away if you have changes in vision, confusion, difficulty walking, dizziness, headache, nausea, or seizures. You should carry ...
Sudden loss of vision; Sudden inability to speak or understand; Sudden drooping of the face, arms, trouble walking; “The worst headache of my life”. David ...
DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I have diabetes and high blood pressure. I take medication but have committed to a healthier lifestyle, including daily walks outside, ...
Dizziness · false or unusual sense of well-being · shakiness and unsteady walk · sleepiness or unusual drowsiness · trembling or shaking of the hands or feet ...
That's because low temperatures cause blood vessels to temporarily narrow. More pressure is needed to force blood through narrowed veins and arteries. This ...
When the pain progressed to the point that it was limiting her walking and daily activities, Kaitlyn got scared. "I was worried I had done real damage to my ...
For young to middle-aged adults, the actual physical demand is comparable to climbing two flights of stairs or walking briskly. In older adults or those ...
Usually epidermolysis bullosa blisters are noticed during infancy. But it's not uncommon for them to appear when a toddler first begins to walk or when an older ...
Then let them choose how to help. Ideas include taking regular walks with the person you care for, cooking a meal for you and helping with medical appointments.
Trouble walking. Trouble swallowing. Weakness or drooping on one side on the face. Weakness or loss of sensation in an arm or a leg. When to see a doctor.
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