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Colon cancer is one of the most common killers of modern times. If you think that it is a disease that only affects older people, you are lying. More and more young people in the 20s and 30s suffered from this type of cancer. These are the 6 symptoms of this severe illness that you should not ignore: Anemia (iron deficiency) -When the tumors in the colon bleed, there is a loss of iron in the body. People often can not notice this deficiency, but a simple laboratory test will reveal whether you have anemia and whether you have enough healthy red blood cells. Stomach pain -Malignant cells can cause tissue clogging or injury, causing spasms or pain. Patients with bowel cancer later recall that for some time they ignored the feeling of unease in the abdomen, whether it was acute or sore pain. Thin capital -It is very common to change the appearance of the stool in patients suffering from bowel cancer. If your chairs are thin (in the form of a pencil), and much thinner...

Did you know that chronic pain might not only be caused by physical injury but also by stress and emotional issues? Well, recent studies have found out that stress and anxiety can cause headaches, pain in the muscles, fatigue and cramps. Often, physical pain warn a person that there is still emotional work to be done. Here is a list of 8 specific body parts pained by stress that can tell a lot about your emotions: Shoulders If you experience pain in the shoulders it means someone is pressuring you or maybe you are naturally indecisive. That’s why it’s important to share your problems and dilemma with your loved ones to alleviate the stress. Neck If you experience pain in the neck, it means you are full of anger. It’s very hard for you to let go and forgive, but redirecting your attitude can make all the difference. Remember, not everyone wants to harm you, even when it feels that way. Think about the things you love, your unique abilities, and what you want to achie...

  About Fainting Fainting occurs due to the decreased blood supply to the brain A fainting spell is usually very brief It may or may not have medical significance Common Causes Anxiety Emotional upset Stress Severe pain Skipping meals Standing up too fast Standing for a long time in a crowd Some medications Diabetes Blood Pressure  Symptoms Before painting, a person may experience the following: Nausea Giddiness Excessive sweating Dim vision Rapid heartbeat or palpitations Treatment Fainting is a medical emergency, till proven otherwise When a person feels faint- Make them sit down or lie down If sitting, position head between knees When a person faints, position him on his back Check to see if airways are clear Restore blood flow by  Loosening clothing/belts/collars Elevate feet above head level A patient should become normal within a minute If not, seek medical help  Check if breathing/pulse is normal If not,...