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tiannasfanfic · 2 years

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Too Much Sun

Adrian Chase/Vigilante x Reader (Fluff)

Summary: After spending way too much time outside on a hot summer day, you find yourself overheated. Adrian Chase starts to worry about you when you barely answer his texts, but good thing he was supposed to come over tonight anyway. (Crossposted to AO3)

Rating: General Audiences

CW: Mentions the symptoms of dehydration and overheating, such as nausea, lightheadedness, muscle weakness, and the like. Mentions of a friends with benefits style relationship. Mentions of someone falling in the shower and injuries related to that.

Word Count: 2,754

Welp, you’d done it again. You got yourself overheated.

It happened at least once a year, usually amounting to nothing but some mild dehydration. Since you loved summer, it was very easy for you to lose track of time, overdo it and stay outside for way too long. Which is exactly what happened yesterday. Between the sun burn from forgetting sunblock, the achy feeling from the sun burn, the muscle aches from mowing and overall sick feeling from dehydration, you had been pretty miserable since yesterday afternoon.

The sad part was, you had been doing good with staying hydrated up until one of your neighbors caught you as you were about to head inside for the day. You lost track of time talking to him and, an hour and a half later, you finally made it out of the early afternoon sun, but it was too late by that point.

Dehydration due to talking. People always did say you talked too much, but that was a new one for you. Harcourt promised to never let you live it down when you called in. Luckily, the mission you were currently on was still largely in the preliminary stages. Harcourt, John and Leota were still analyzing all of the data Waller had sent over. You, Chris, and Adrian wouldn’t be needed until it was time for recon.

You spent most of the day in bed, in and out of a light dose, with your tv just loud enough for background noise. A headache had creeped in at some point behind your forehead and occasionally throbbed behind your eyes. You felt weak and achy all over. The sheets on your bed, despite being your preferred kind, just felt irritating right now. You occasionally got up to take a cool shower, put on more aloe and refill your water, but apart from that, you stayed in bed.

Not long into the evening, you realized how truly tired you were and decided to call it an early night. The sun was still up, only about halfway to the horizon on its way to setting, making this a very early night. But you knew it wouldn’t mess up your schedule. Judging by how you felt, you knew you would be asleep for a long time. You settled down, getting comfortable under your sheet and light blanket. You were asleep not long after you closed your eyes.

Tap taptaptap tap.

The pattern kept repeating itself, only pausing for a few moments before starting again.

Eventually, you were able to open your eyes, but you had to fight with them to keep them open. It felt like your eyelids were weighted down.

Tap taptaptap tap.

Tap tapta-

The tapping cut off as you slowly sat up, which made you look over to the window. It took a few seconds for your eyes to focus. The room was completely dark now except for the streetlights shining in through your open curtains. When they finally did, you saw Vigilante’s silhouette outlined in the moonlight just outside.

It wasn’t surprising to see him there. This certainly wasn’t the first time he had popped over in the middle of the night. If you had anything to say about it, it definitely wouldn’t be his last. The rest of the 11th Street Kids didn’t know it yet, but you and Adrian Chase had been hooking up fairly often over the last couple of months. Once to twice a week, at least. More if schedules allowed.

Well.

In all reality, you couldn’t say they didn’t know anymore. Not for certain, at least, and that was due to Adrian.

Ever since that first time you had sex with him, Adrian would not stop staring at you anytime the two of you were around each other. He would blush deeply whenever you looked at him. And if you tried to talk to him? You would get a ramble for several minutes about something completely unrelated to the topic you just brought up to him. Harcourt and Leota knew for sure judging from the glances they gave you whenever Adrian went on one of these. But Chris and John didn’t seem to have noticed it. You were certain they would’ve said something if they had. Eagly did though, and he used it as an excuse to peck Adrian anytime he let his rambling get away from him.

You tossed the covers back and swung your legs off the bed. However, when you went to stand and take a step towards the window, your legs started feeling achy and weak. Then the room stated spinning, which forced you to stumble backwards back down onto the bed. Suddenly, instead of just one Vigilante, there were two Vigilante’s standing outside your windows.

“Fucking hell, you okay?” you heard him ask loudly through the glass.

You shook your head to say “no” and held up one finger in a “just a moment” gesture. Once the room stopped spinning, you got back to your feet, but much slower this time, and carefully made your way over to the window. After unlocking it, you opened it a bit then leaned against the wall next to the window. Adrian took over, pushing it the rest of the way up. You had been feeling so bad, you had completely forgotten he was coming over tonight. Normally, you’d have left it unlocked and open a bit so he could just come straight in.

“What the hell happened, Y/N?” he said as he climbed in through the window. “You don’t look good, are you sick?”

“No,” you said, sagging slightly as your legs started to feel weak again. “I overworked myself outside yesterday and got overheated.”

Adrian had just pulled off his mask and he blinked several times at you, worry on his face. You would be hard pressed to say this wasn’t absolutely adorable since his hair was damp from sweat and sticking up in cow licks all over the place.

“Do you need a doctor?” Adrian took off his gloves, then gently touched the back of one hand to your forehead, then your cheek. “Fuck, you feel really warm. I know a good veterinarian I could take you to really quick.”

“It’s okay, it’s probably just heat exhaustion and dehydration,” you said, starting to head back to the bed. You stumbled and Adrian was at your side immediately to help you. “There’s not much they can do about it now, except hook me up to a bag of-“

You suddenly realized exactly what Adrian had said and looked up at him with extreme confusion as he guided you to sit down on the bed.

“A veterinarian?”

Adrian nodded, then picked up your water glass and handed it to you.

“Harcourt worked out a deal with the staff over at the Paws A Moment Clinic. They take care of us for cash and it’s cheaper than going to Waller’s designated people. Better care, too, I think. The clinic gets their stitches straight and they heal better that way.”

It took a few seconds for you to understand him. The brain fog wasn’t much better than it was yesterday, so this new information tok a bit to process. No one on the team had been seriously injured on mission since you came on. At least, not anything John couldn’t take care of. But it would make sense to have someone more skilled on retainer in cases of more serious injury.

You eventually got it thought over and nodded.

“Makes sense, I guess.”

Adrian watched as you finished your water, then took the glass from you and refilled it.

“Sorry for not having the window open,” you said as he came back. “It honestly just slipped my mind today.”

“It’s okay, I’m just glad you’re not mad at me,“ he said, sitting the glass back down on your nightstand. “You didn’t say much today when I messaged you, so I was worried I had upset you somehow.”

You chuckled and shook your head. “Nope, not upset, just sick because I was just a dumbass yesterday.”

“Nah, don’t say that,” Adrian said, playfully swatting your arm. “Shit happens. Hell, I’ve gotten over heated in my suit before. It’s easily done sometimes.”

You laughed. “You say that, but I actually did have heat stroke about ten years ago, so you’d think I’d know better by now.”

Adrian started to open his mouth to say something, then closed it. He thought about what you said for a moment, then shrugged.

“Accidents happen,” he reiterated. “That doesn’t make you a dumbass though. I mean, it’s not like you do this every year.”

A slightly sheepish smile slowly spread across your face then.

Adrian stared at you.

“…you don’t do this every year, right?”

“Weeeeelllllll…”

Adrian groaned and you couldn’t help but laugh.

“It’s usually not this bad, I promise,” you said through your laughter. “Usually, I just get a bit dehydrated or get a bad sunburn. Once a year is usually enough for me not to do it again.”

By this point, your laughter had infected Adrian and now he was chuckling.

“All right,” he finally said, his tone of voice scolding. “But if it happens again, you’re getting a spanking, young lady.”

That sent a little surge of heat between your legs, but you elected to ignore it. You were in no state to be having sex right now. Even with as much as you wanted to jump Adrian, that was an extremely bad idea with how you were feeling.

And Adrian knew that, too.

“Do you need me to get you anything before I head home?” he asked. “I can run to the corner store for you if you want.”

You thought about it and started to shake your head, but then stopped.

“Actually…do you mind staying?” you asked. “At least until I take a shower? I’ve only been jumping in to cool off, I haven’t been comfortable staying in there since I’ve been home alone.”

Adrian’s face shifted emotions several times while you were talking. It almost looked like he went from excited to disappointed to confused, but none of that made any sense except for the confusion. You had no idea why he’d look excited about you asking him to stay, and why he would then immediately look disappointed baffled you. It seemed like you were reading into things that weren’t there thanks to the brain fog, so you disregarded it.

“Why weren’t you comfortable in the shower?” he finally asked.

“In case my legs give out or I get dizzy,” you said. “My sister got lightheaded and passed out in the shower once. She hit her head really bad and even broke her nose. Luckily, her husband was home, but the idea has scared me ever since.”

Adrian easily saw your point. He also volunteered to come in and help. He most definitely got a disappointed look on his face when you turned him down. While you knew it would just be a shower and all Adrian would do is help you, you also knew being that close to each other naked would drive the both of you crazy. There was no need to add to the sparks already flying between you two. Hell, you could tell he was already half hard through his tight suit just from seeing you in the tank top and underwear you were currently wearing.

While you took your time in the shower, you also didn’t do anything that would take very long. You washed your body and face, then turned the water cool and just stood under it for a while. It felt great on both the sunburn and your sore muscles. You ended up being in there longer than you planned though, because eventually Adrian called to you from the bathroom door.

“Hey, you all right in there?” he asked, talking loud enough to be heard over the shower. “I haven’t heard you moving around or anything for a while.”

“Oh, yeah, sorry,” you said. “I’ll be out in a minute. I was just cooling off again.”

You had been leaning against the wall with one shoulder, letting the water hit you on the back of your neck. From there, it was gently running down the rest of your body, which felt absolutely fantastic on your sensitive skin. You had completely zoned out from it.

Once you were out of the bathroom, you discovered that Adrian hadn’t been idle while he was alone. He’d made and turned back your bed, refilled your water again and had warmed up some chicken broth in a mug, which was waiting on your nightstand along with some crackers.

While you hadn’t been able to attempt solid food thanks to the nausea, you hadn’t thought of chicken broth. You managed to sip half the cup and eat a few of the crackers.

Afterwards, Adrian got everything cleaned up and got you situated back in bed.

“I’ll stop by before work tomorrow if you’re still not feeling good,” he said, then started to head for the window to leave.

“Wait,” you said, sitting back up.

He turned back to look at you and you knew without a doubt that you saw a hopeful look in his eyes right then.

“Would you stay tonight?”

The question made you nervous. You hadn’t really planned to ask; it just came out.

Adrian had never stayed over before. He would usually just come over in the middle of patrol, like tonight, and he didn’t stay any longer than needed. You two would have sex, he would leave to resume his patrol, you’d go back to bed. You two wouldn’t see each other again unless it was at HQ or the next scheduled visit, whichever came first. It was a simple arrangement between two horny adults that didn’t want any emotional attachments.

At least, that’s what it was at first. Somewhere along the way, it had changed for you. While you certainly wouldn’t mind taking the next step towards a more solid relationship with him, you had no idea if he felt the same. You had been too worried to talk to him, thinking Adrian would end what you had if he knew you had caught feelings. This was the closest you had ever come to admitting it.

Instead of being put off though, Adrian seemed happy by your question.

“I’d really like that,” he said, sounding excited, then went to the window to shut and lock it.

You settled back down into bed as Adrian started removing all of his weapons, placing them all carefully on your dresser. It took a few minutes to do that, then a few more to take off all the plates of armor, but eventually he had stripped down to his boxers. He climbed into bed behind you, sliding under the covers. After slipping his arms around you and letting you take the lead on how closely you wanted to be held, soon the two of you were in a loose spooning position.

“Is this okay?” Adrian said softly, close to your ear.

You nodded, feeling relaxed and sleepy. The soft press of his body was a soothing presence to you. Adrian had been careful, so he wasn’t pressing too hard against the sunburn, even making sure his arms weren’t irritating it as he held you. It was a sweet, comforting gesture and a lot of thought had been put into it.

Before you could drift off to sleep, you suddenly found a bit of courage.

“Did you want to start staying over now?” you asked.

There was a brief moment of silence before Adrian answered.

“I’ve always wanted to stay over,” he said softly. “I didn’t think you wanted me to, so I always just left when we were done.”

“I wanted you to,” you said, your hand finding his where it rested on your stomach and intertwined your fingers with his. “I figured you would’ve stayed if you wanted to.”

Adrian’s arms tightened around you briefly and you felt his lips brush your jawline in a kiss.

“I want to stay with you,” he whispered.

Nothing more needed to be said after that. That conversation answered questions the both of you had but had been too afraid to ask. You two would still need to talk about what exactly this meant, but that could happen tomorrow.

Tonight, you both just laid in each other’s arms, enjoying this new level of closeness.

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pienodisventura · 2 years

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──── “ I beg to differ. ” Her movements were stark, almost jolting against her stiff posture, as Wednesday turned her body and her gaze away from the other and towards the bag she had dropped on the ground. She didn’t want to admit it ― nobody would ever want to, so she thought ― but her mother was right. Keeping first aid on hand was a good idea. Unfortunate. This little event would be something to keep to herself.

“ The symptoms of blood loss would negatively affect your performance. ” She didn’t turn back as she spoke, only continued pulling loose supplies from her bag. “ First, palpitations and lightheadedness. Then overall weakness, sweating, and your breathing and heartbeat become faster. Then, you become restless and confused, and your skin becomes pale, cold, and clammy. Finally, air hunger kicks in, you become lethargic, and you collapse. ”

Finally, Wednesday turned back to face Five, an amount of gauze, medical tape, && cleansing wipes in her hands. “ I’m sure you would prefer not to die. ”

@fiivvee continued from here

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what-if-nct · 2 years

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i hope you're feeling better today joyce :( i have a lifelong history of multi-day headaches and i've been getting recent dizziness and nausea spells too and it suuucks. i know it's not the same as lightheadedness but i don't wish anything in that overall category upon anyone.

I'm feeling better and oh no dizziness and nausea sucks I hope it gets better for you. Have you found out the cause of it all. Yesterday I just ate a handful of cheese and meat cubes for breakfast and spent three hours moving my furniture around by myself. Once I sat down it was 4pm and I slowly started to feel very lightheaded and my vision was getting blurry and when I was walking my legs were so wobbly it felt similar to when I was passing out every other night a few months ago. It was so scary cause I'd wake up so confused and with in iv in me. And it was cause I was not eating enough. I do have issues with eating I try to force myself to eat more but eating is hard. Sometimes I don't have the energy to eat. I know ice tea and a hand full of cheese cubes isn't enough. But I'm trying to eat more. I think it was triggered when I went to the hospital and the doctors kept telling me I needed to lose weight and eat less when I was already going three days at a time without eating. My brain was like well I guess we're not allowed to eat anymore. But my primary doctor told me to eat more cause I eat like 600\800 calories a day and she said that was not enough and why I was passing out so much. But Im trying to eat more even if I don't have the energy. It's just hard. I had to stop being vegetarian because barely eating plus a low calorie life style left me even more weak. But I'll be okay. And I hope your dizzy and nausea spells go away soon.

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redhoodedjaybird · 2 years

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Jason’s resurrection in the Lazarus Pit while Joker Venom was present in his system

Jason being resurrected in the Lazarus pit while having a fatal dose of Joker venom in his system caused the venom to fuse with the stem cells in Jason’s bone marrow instead of neutralizing it, altering them so that his body generates the toxin within his blood. Jason’s cellular envenomation has given him immunity to the fatal component of the venom but does not protect him from experiencing other undesirable side effects - Listed under the cut.

Uncontrollable laughing fits triggered by stress/heightened emotions

Psychosis

Hallucinations

Mania

Depression

Mood Swings

Memory Loss

Dizzy spells/lightheadedness

Nausea and vomiting

Headaches

Transient Parasthesia and Neuropathy (Tingling sensations, numbness, pain, muscle weakness)

Muscle spasms

Weakened Immune System

Shivering/Chills/Fever – with or without febrile convulsions

Fatigue

Treating Jason’s Cellular Envenomation

Due to Jason’s cellular envenomation and the level of psychological conditioning he has suffered, it would be extremely difficult to break him free from his dependency on the Joker.

However, theoretically, it is not impossible.

While getting Jason physically away from the Joker presents its own difficulties, that is the simpler task compared to treating his envenomation.

The constant presence of Joker venom in Jason’s bloodstream makes his mental state highly unstable, causing distressing psychotic episodes, and the Joker conditioned him to be paranoid and suspicious of anyone claiming to want to help him.

Jason will lash out violently toward anyone attempting to apprehend him by force, whether law enforcement or medical personnel, so Jason needs to be heavily sedated to keep him from fighting medical treatment.

However, this poses its own challenge, as the treatment required to lower the concentration of Joker venom in his blood makes keeping him sufficiently and safely sedated difficult due to the need to put Jason on a dialysis machine while also administering blood transfusions laced with the antivenom.

Treating his envenomation this way is far from a cure, as Jason will need regular treatment for the rest of his life to manage his condition and keep his venom toxicity low to prevent a relapse.

In addition to treating the physical aspects of Jason’s envenomation, the damage to his overall mental health is significant. It will also require long-term treatment, beginning with admission to an inpatient facility before progressing to outpatient therapy, and a solid support network is necessary to provide care for Jason as he recovers.

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leodiagnostics · 4 days

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diabetesdailyblogs · 9 days

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Diabetes and Dehydration: Warning Signs and Prevention Tips

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Dehydration occurs when your body loses more fluids than it takes in, leading to an insufficient amount of water to carry out normal functions. For people with diabetes, dehydration can be particularly dangerous because it can elevate blood glucose levels, complicate diabetes management, and increase the risk of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) in those with type 1 diabetes.

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Recognizing the early signs of dehydration is key to preventing severe complications. Common symptoms include:

Increased Thirst: One of the earliest and most obvious signs of dehydration is a persistent feeling of thirst. For diabetics, this can also indicate high blood sugar levels.

Dry Mouth and Skin: A dry mouth, chapped lips, and dry skin are common indicators of dehydration.

Dark Urine: Dark yellow or amber-colored urine typically suggests that you need to drink more fluids.

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Eat Hydrating Foods: Incorporate fruits and vegetables with high water content into your diet. Cucumbers, watermelon, strawberries, and oranges are excellent choices.

Avoid Diuretics: Limit beverages that can dehydrate you, such as alcohol, caffeine, and sugary drinks. These can increase urine output and exacerbate dehydration.

Stay Cool: In hot weather, seek shade, wear lightweight clothing, and use fans or air conditioning to keep cool. Avoid direct sunlight and peak heat hours.

Adjust Exercise Routines: Exercise during cooler parts of the day, such as early morning or late evening. Drink water before, during, and after physical activity to replenish lost fluids.

Use Hydration Aids: Sports drinks containing electrolytes can help replenish fluids lost through sweat, but choose low-sugar options to avoid blood sugar spikes.

Recognize Personal Risk Factors: Be aware of your personal risk factors for dehydration, such as age, medication, and overall health status. Older adults and those on certain medications may need to take extra precautions.

Managing Dehydration for Diabetics

If you suspect you’re becoming dehydrated, it’s important to take immediate action:

Rehydrate Gradually: Start by drinking small amounts of water frequently. Avoid drinking large quantities of water at once, which can overwhelm your body.

Electrolyte Solutions: Consider drinking an oral rehydration solution or electrolyte-enhanced water to quickly restore fluid balance.

Monitor Blood Sugar Levels: Check your blood sugar levels more frequently if you suspect dehydration. High blood sugar can be both a cause and a consequence of dehydration, so it’s crucial to keep it under control.

Adjust Insulin Dosage: Consult your healthcare provider about adjusting your insulin dosage if necessary. Dehydration can affect how your body absorbs insulin.

Seek Medical Attention: If you experience severe symptoms of dehydration, such as confusion, rapid heartbeat, fainting, or signs of DKA (like fruity-smelling breath, shortness of breath, or nausea), seek medical attention immediately.

Long-Term Strategies for Hydration

Adopting long-term strategies can help maintain proper hydration and prevent dehydration-related complications:

Develop a Hydration Routine: Make drinking water a regular part of your daily routine. Set reminders or create habits, such as drinking a glass of water with every meal.

Educate Yourself: Learn about the signs of dehydration and how it affects diabetes management. Educating yourself empowers you to take proactive steps to prevent it.

Regular Health Check-Ups: Regular visits to your healthcare provider can help monitor your overall health and address any issues related to hydration and diabetes management.

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569blog · 14 days

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15 Signs You Are Iron Deficient: Understanding The Symptoms!

Iron, a vital mineral essential for numerous bodily functions, is often overlooked until its absence manifests in various ways. This unassuming element is critical for the production of hemoglobin, the protein responsible for transporting oxygen in the blood, ensuring every cell receives the necessary fuel for proper function. When iron levels dip below the recommended range, a condition known as iron deficiency anemia can arise, causing a cascade of symptoms that significantly impact quality of life.

Recognizing the signs and symptoms of iron deficiency is crucial for timely intervention and prevention of potential long-term consequences. While some symptoms may seem innocuous or easily dismissed, they collectively indicate an underlying iron deficiency that requires attention. From fatigue and weakness to cognitive impairment and immune system dysfunction, the impact of iron deficiency can be profound and far-reaching, affecting an individual's overall well-being.

In this comprehensive article, we will explore 15 distinct signs that may indicate iron deficiency. By shedding light on these telltale symptoms, we aim to empower readers with the knowledge to identify potential iron deficiencies and seek appropriate medical guidance.

15 Signs You Might Be Iron Deficient

Iron is a vital mineral that plays a crucial role in many bodily functions, including the production of hemoglobin, which carries oxygen in the blood. When your body lacks iron, it can lead to a condition known as iron deficiency anemia. This condition can cause a range of symptoms that significantly impact your health and well-being. Let's explore 15 common signs that may indicate you are iron deficient:

Persistent Fatigue and Weakness

Iron deficiency leads to fewer red blood cells, reducing oxygen delivery to tissues and organs, resulting in persistent fatigue and weakness.

Pale or Yellowish Skin

Reduced red blood cells due to iron deficiency can cause the skin to appear pale or yellowish, especially noticeable on the lips, eyelids, and nail beds.

Shortness of Breath

Decreased oxygen supply to tissues can cause you to feel short of breath, particularly during physical activity.

Frequent Headaches

Lack of oxygen-rich blood due to iron deficiency can lead to frequent headaches or migraines.

Dizziness and Lightheadedness

Iron deficiency can cause dizziness or lightheadedness, especially upon quick movements, due to reduced oxygen transport to the brain.

Heart Palpitations

Irregular heartbeat or heart palpitations may occur as the heart works harder to compensate for reduced oxygen levels.

Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS)

Iron deficiency can trigger RLS, characterized by an uncontrollable urge to move legs due to dopamine imbalance.

Cravings for Non-Food Items

A strange symptom of iron deficiency is pica, leading to cravings for non-food items like ice, dirt, or clay.

Brittle Nails (Koilonychia)

Iron deficiency can cause nails to become thin, brittle, and spoon-shaped.

Sore or Inflamed Tongue

Tongue inflammation or soreness can occur due to insufficient iron for cell production.

Frequent Infections

Impaired immune function from iron deficiency can lead to frequent colds or illnesses.

Poor Cognitive Function

Iron deficiency can impair concentration, memory, and overall cognitive function.

Dry, Damaged Hair

Insufficient iron affects hair cell protein production, leading to dry, brittle hair.

Cold Hands and Feet

Poor circulation due to iron deficiency can cause extremities to feel cold even in warm conditions.

Pica (Craving Non-Food Items)

Iron deficiency can cause unusual cravings for non-food items.

If you experience several of these symptoms, consult your healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment. Iron deficiency can be easily addressed with iron supplements or dietary changes. Your healthcare provider may order blood tests to check iron levels and identify underlying causes of symptoms.

In conclusion, recognizing and addressing iron deficiency is crucial for maintaining optimal health and well-being. By understanding these signs and seeking appropriate medical attention, individuals can take proactive steps to address iron deficiency and improve overall quality of life. Prioritizing adequate iron intake and monitoring for deficiencies can prevent long-term consequences and ensure optimal bodily function. Ultimately, awareness and intervention can significantly enhance overall health and vitality.

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Understanding Low Blood Pressure: Causes, Symptoms, and Management

In the expansive domain of cardiovascular health, the intricacies of low blood pressure often find themselves overshadowed by the more commonly discussed high blood pressure. Yet, it's imperative to shed light on this often-overlooked facet of heart health. Join us as we explore the depths of low blood pressure, guided by insights from Dr. Md. Farhan Shikoh, an esteemed cardiologist renowned as the Best Blood Pressure Doctor in Ranchi, operating from Sukoon Heart Care in the heart of Ranchi, Jharkhand.

What is Low Blood Pressure?

Low blood pressure occurs when your blood pressure drops below the normal range, typically defined as a systolic pressure (the top number) below 90 mm Hg and a diastolic pressure (the bottom number) below 60 mm Hg. While low blood pressure isn't always a cause for concern, it can sometimes indicate an underlying health issue.

Causes of Low Blood Pressure

Dr. Farhan explains that low blood pressure can stem from various factors, including:

Dehydration: Insufficient fluid intake can lead to low blood volume, causing a drop in blood pressure.

Medications: Certain medications, such as those for high blood pressure, heart conditions, or depression, can lower blood pressure as a side effect.

Heart Problems: Conditions like heart valve problems, heart attack, or heart failure can disrupt the heart's ability to pump blood effectively, resulting in low blood pressure.

Endocrine Disorders: Disorders such as thyroid dysfunction, adrenal insufficiency, or diabetes can contribute to low blood pressure.

Nutritional Deficiencies: A lack of essential nutrients, particularly vitamin B12 and folate, can lead to anemia, which in turn may cause low blood pressure.

Symptoms of Low Blood Pressure

Recognizing the symptoms of low blood pressure is crucial for timely intervention. Dr. Farhan highlights common symptoms, including:

Dizziness or Lightheadedness: Feeling faint or dizzy, especially when standing up quickly, is a hallmark symptom of low blood pressure.

Fatigue: Low blood pressure can lead to feelings of weakness or fatigue, impacting daily activities.

Blurred Vision: Vision disturbances may occur due to inadequate blood flow to the eyes.

Nausea: Some individuals with low blood pressure may experience nausea or even fainting spells.

Cold, Clammy Skin: Skin that feels cold and clammy, particularly in conjunction with other symptoms, may indicate low blood pressure.

Managing Low Blood Pressure

While mild cases of low blood pressure may not require treatment, Dr. Farhan advises the following strategies for managing symptoms:

Stay Hydrated: Adequate fluid intake is essential for maintaining blood volume. Aim to drink plenty of water throughout the day.

Gradual Changes in Position: To prevent dizziness, stand up slowly from sitting or lying down positions.

Balanced Diet: Consuming a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals can help prevent nutritional deficiencies that contribute to low blood pressure.

Medication Adjustment: If medications are causing low blood pressure, consulting with a healthcare provider about adjusting dosage or switching medications may be necessary.

Compression Stockings: These garments can help prevent blood from pooling in the legs, thereby improving circulation and reducing symptoms.

When to Seek Medical Attention

Dr. Farhan emphasizes the importance of seeking medical attention if you experience severe or persistent symptoms of low blood pressure. Additionally, individuals with underlying health conditions should regularly monitor their blood pressure and consult with a healthcare provider as needed.

In conclusion, while low blood pressure is often overshadowed by its counterpart, high blood pressure, it's essential to recognize its significance in maintaining overall health. By understanding the causes, symptoms, and management strategies outlined above, individuals can take proactive steps towards optimizing their cardiovascular well-being.

For more personalized guidance on heart health or to schedule a consultation, you can contact Dr. Md. Farhan Shikoh at Sukoon Heart Care, located at Sainik Market, Main Road, Ranchi, Jharkhand: 834001. You can reach out by phone at 6200784486 or visit the website drfarhancardiologist.com for further information.

Remember, your heart health matters, and taking proactive steps today can lead to a healthier tomorrow.

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Signs of Dehydration: Recognizing the Warning Signals

Dehydration is a common condition that occurs when your body loses more fluids than it takes in. It can happen for various reasons, including excessive sweating, diarrhea, vomiting, or simply not drinking enough water. Recognizing the signs of dehydration is crucial to prevent further complications and maintain overall health.

Understanding Dehydration

Dehydration occurs when the body lacks the necessary fluids to function properly. Water is essential for various bodily functions, including regulating temperature, transporting nutrients, and eliminating waste. When the body doesn't have enough water, it can lead to dehydration, which can range from mild to severe.

Signs of Dehydration

Thirst: One of the most obvious signs of dehydration is feeling thirsty. Thirst is your body's way of signaling that it needs more fluids to maintain proper hydration levels.

Dark Urine: Monitoring the color of your urine can provide valuable insights into your hydration status. Dark yellow or amber-colored urine is a common indicator of dehydration. In contrast, light-colored urine suggests adequate hydration.

Dry Mouth and Lips: Dry mouth and lips are common symptoms of dehydration. When the body lacks sufficient fluids, saliva production decreases, leading to dryness in the mouth and lips.

Fatigue and Weakness: Dehydration can cause feelings of fatigue and weakness as the body struggles to function without adequate hydration. Even mild dehydration can affect energy levels and cognitive function.

Headaches: Dehydration can trigger headaches or exacerbate existing ones. Without enough fluids, the brain may temporarily shrink, pulling away from the skull and causing pain.

Dizziness and Lightheadedness: Dehydration can also lead to dizziness and lightheadedness, especially when standing up quickly. This occurs because dehydration causes a drop in blood pressure, reducing blood flow to the brain.

Dry Skin: Dehydrated skin may feel dry, tight, or less elastic than usual. In severe cases, dehydration can lead to cracked or flaky skin.

Decreased Urination: Reduced urination frequency or volume is another sign of dehydration. When the body lacks fluids, it conserves water by producing less urine, leading to decreased urinary output.

Recognizing the signs of dehydration is essential for maintaining optimal health and preventing complications. If you experience any of the symptoms mentioned above, it's crucial to rehydrate promptly by drinking water or electrolyte-rich fluids. Additionally, seeking medical attention may be necessary for severe dehydration or persistent symptoms. For professional assistance with hydration needs, visit Indiana Mobile IV at indianamobileiv.com, where expert care is just a click away. Stay hydrated, stay healthy!

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Anemia of Chronic Renal Disease - Dr. L H Hiranandani Hospital Kidney

In this article, Dr Sujit Chatterjee, CEO, Hiranandani Hospital shares their insights this way,” Anemia occurs when your body has a limited amount of red blood cells in your body. What role do you think red blood cells play in your body? They are responsible for carrying oxygen from your lungs to different zones of your body, energizing you for daily activities, for the rest of the day. It is frequently associated with poor outcome, treatment is done before improving the poor renal function while increasing the production of red blood cells in the body. This highlights the overall role of the interpersonal team in care of individuals affected by this condition. With fewer or small quantities of red blood cells, your tissue and organs like heart and lungs don’t get enough oxygen supply to function properly.

Anemia in other words is the knotty term to chronic renal disease, CKD means kidneys are not functioning properly and are not filtering blood the way they should. This damage can allow waste and other unnecessary fluid to build up in the body. In addition to all this, CKD can also cause other health problems. Anemia is less common at the early stage but when CKD progresses, there builds up a strong possibility of development of anemia.

For kidney damage, one can visit Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital Kidney Department. For patients who look for some functional results, it’s important that the kidney performs its job well when it comes to filtering the overall decay out. Chronic renal failure is where the kidney gets damaged leading to irreversible failure making a patient survive on dialysis. Kidney Transplant programs are best suited for those who already have a kidney disease or have any prior family history, or relatable reason which are described by the healthcare professionals.

In CKD, extreme anemia can increase chances of developing heart problems. The heart is getting less oxygen than normal, and is working harder to pump red blood cells into different organs of the body. People with CKD may be at higher risk for complications due to strokes.

Symptoms One Must Look For With CKD

Its symptoms may include,

> Feeling tired, or

> Feeling short of breath

> Uniquely, hazy skin

> Weakness,

> Body Pain

> Chest Pain

> Lightheadedness

> Lowness

> Fast and Abnormal Heart Beat

> Sore Head

> Sleep Issues

> Difficulty Concentrating,

Not everyone shows relevant symptoms before having anemia, If your hemoglobin level is too low, it is because you have anemia. When feeling suspicious about the same, you can visit experienced healthcare professionals of kidney departments from Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital Kidney care unit for specialized kidney check up. Once the disease gets diagnosed, further treatment is initiated.

What Breeds Anemia In CKD

People with anemia are observed to have a lower level of nutrients, iron, vitamin B-12, folate etc which are needed to make red blood cells in the body. Red Blood Cells in people with anemia and CKD tend to live in the bloodstream for a shorter time than normal, eventually causing them to die before they can be fully restored. Other factors which causes anemia are as follows:

> Blood Loss if you’re treated with dialysis for kidney failure,

> Infection

> Inflammation

> Malnutrition, a state where the body doesn’t get proper nutrition's.

Mechanism Kidney Department of Hiranandani Hospital, Uses To Examine Anemia

Here, medical test, blood test, physical exam, and your previous medical history is used to diagnose anemia in CKD.

Medical History:

Professionals at Hiranandani Hospital will check your medical history to ask about,

> Your Symptoms

> Present And Past Medical Condition

> Prescription and Over time medicines required

> Your Family History

Physical Exam:

> Check your blood pressure,

> Check your Heart Rate

> Examine Your Body, which includes, checking in change of colors, rashes and bruising.

Blood Test:

Healthcare professionals of Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital Kidney Transplant department, use blood tests to check signs of anemia and CKD in a patient’s body by sending samples to the lab for the test. Blood Count Test checks many parts and feature of the blood, which checks the following,

> Number of Red Blood Cells

> Average Size of Red Blood Cells

> Amount of Hemoglobin in your blood and in your red blood cells

> Number of developing red blood cells in your blood

In order to stop anemia from getting worse, it is recommended to reach out to highly professionalized healthcare professionals. You may need to change what you eat to treat your anemia on time. Work with healthcare professionals to design meal plans which are suitable for your healthcare routines, eating while managing your eating and healthcare routine. Some of these foods have high amounts of protein, sodium and phosphorus which people with CKD may need to limit. Here, get yourself in touch with healthcare professionals of Hiranandani Hospital, when you feel confused or want to get yourself diagnosed.

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Signs and Symptoms: When to Seek Help for Blood in Vomit and Stool

Discovering blood in vomit or stool can be alarming and should never be ignored. While it may indicate minor issues like hemorrhoids or gastritis, it could also be a sign of more serious conditions such as gastrointestinal bleeding or colorectal cancer. Recognizing the signs and symptoms associated with blood in vomit and stool is crucial for knowing when to seek medical assistance promptly.

Signs and Symptoms to Watch For:

Several signs and symptoms may accompany blood in vomit or stool, indicating potential underlying health issues:

Hematemesis (Blood in Vomit):

The bright red or coffee-ground-like appearance of blood in vomit

Nausea or vomiting, possibly accompanied by abdominal pain or discomfort

Weakness, lightheadedness, or fainting spells

Hematochezia (Blood in Stool):

Passage of bright red blood or maroon-colored stools

Rectal bleeding or blood streaks on toilet tissue

Abdominal pain, cramping, or bloating

Changes in bowel habits, including diarrhea or constipation

When to Seek Help:

It's essential to seek medical attention promptly if you experience any of the following concerning signs or symptoms:

Persistent or recurrent episodes of blood in vomit or stool

Large quantities of blood or clots in vomit or stool

Severe abdominal pain or discomfort

Dizziness, fainting, or weakness

Signs of dehydration, such as dry mouth, excessive thirst, or decreased urine output

History of gastrointestinal conditions or bleeding disorders

Age over 50, as the risk of colorectal cancer increases with age

Blood In Vomiting And/Or In Stool Treatment:

For individuals in Indore or nearby regions experiencing blood in vomiting and/or stool, prompt medical evaluation and treatment are available. Indore offers comprehensive healthcare services, including specialized facilities and experienced healthcare providers specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal disorders.

Diagnostic Procedures:

Medical professionals in Indore may recommend various diagnostic tests to identify the underlying cause of blood vomiting in Indore

Endoscopy: Procedures such as upper endoscopy or colonoscopy allow direct visualization of the gastrointestinal tract to detect abnormalities or sources of bleeding.

Imaging studies: Imaging tests like CT scans or MRI scans may be performed to evaluate the extent of gastrointestinal bleeding and identify potential sources.

Laboratory tests: Blood tests may help assess blood counts, clotting factors, and markers of inflammation to aid in diagnosis and treatment planning.

Treatment Approaches:

The treatment of blood in vomiting and/or stool depends on the underlying cause and severity of the condition:

Medications: Depending on the diagnosis, medications such as proton pump inhibitors, antibiotics, or anti-inflammatory drugs may be prescribed to manage gastrointestinal conditions or infections.

Endoscopic interventions: In cases of gastrointestinal bleeding, endoscopic procedures like banding, cauterization, or injection therapy may be performed to stop bleeding or remove abnormal tissue.

Surgical intervention: Surgery may be necessary to repair gastrointestinal injuries, remove tumors, or address complications of severe bleeding.

Blood in vomit or stool should never be dismissed lightly, as it may signify underlying health issues ranging from minor to severe. Recognizing the signs and symptoms associated with blood in vomiting and/or stool and knowing when to seek medical help is essential for timely diagnosis and treatment. Whether seeking blood in vomiting and/or in stool treatment in Indore or elsewhere, prioritizing prompt medical evaluation can lead to better outcomes and improved overall health.

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Boost Your Energy Levels with B12 and Vitamin D: Understanding B12 Deficiency and the Benefits of Q Charge

Introduction In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the importance of B12 and Vitamin D in maintaining optimal health and energy levels. We will shed light on B12 deficiency and its symptoms, the benefits of Q Charge as a supplement, and the role of vitamin D. By the end of this article, you will have a clear understanding of how these vital nutrients can contribute to your overall wellbeing. Section 1: The Importance of B12 B12, also known as cobalamin, is an essential vitamin that plays a crucial role in various functions of the body. It is primarily responsible for maintaining the health of our nerve and blood cells and aiding in DNA synthesis. One of the key functions of B12 is its role in energy production. It works in synergy with other B vitamins to convert the food we consume into ATP, the body's primary energy currency. B12 Deficiency: Symptoms and Causes A deficiency in B12 can have severe consequences on our health. Common symptoms of B12 deficiency include fatigue, weakness, lightheadedness, mood changes, and difficulty concentrating. Vegetarians, vegans, and individuals with certain digestive disorders are at a higher risk of B12 deficiency due to limited dietary intake or poor absorption. Section 2: The Benefits of Q Charge Q Charge is a potent supplement that effectively addresses B12 deficiency. It contains a high concentration of methylcobalamin, the active and bioavailable form of B12. When taken regularly, Q Charge not only provides the recommended daily intake of B12 but also helps support the body's energy production systems. Additionally, Q Charge is formulated with other B vitamins, enhancing its overall effectiveness in optimizing energy levels. Section 3: The Role of Vitamin D (200 words) Vitamin D is another crucial nutrient that supports general health and wellbeing. It plays a vital role in regulating calcium and phosphate levels, which are essential for bone health. Moreover, vitamin D is believed to influence mood and cognitive function, and studies have shown its potential role in supporting the immune system. While adequate sun exposure is the primary source of vitamin D, supplementation may be necessary for individuals at risk of deficiency, such as those with limited sun exposure or dark skin. Conclusion By incorporating Q Charge, a B12 supplement, into your daily routine, you are taking a proactive step towards maintaining your energy levels and overall health. Coupled with the vital role of vitamin D in various key bodily functions, you can experience the benefits of both nutrients together. Remember, it is important to consult with a healthcare professional or nutritionist to determine the appropriate dosage based on your unique needs. 1. B12 vitamin 2. B12 deficiency 3. Q Charge supplement 4. Vitamin D benefits Note: These tags can be customized based on the specific focus and keywords you want to target on your WordPress website Boost your energy and strengthen your immune system with our premium B12 and D3 supplements. Unlock vitality and support overall well-being. For more, visit the 'Q Charge' website. Visit the Q Charge Prostate Product Page. Read the full article

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Common Symptoms of Arrhythmias: When Your Heart Skips a Beat

The heart's rhythm is a symphony of electrical impulses orchestrating its steady beat. However, when these electrical signals misfire, it can lead to arrhythmias, disrupting the heart's normal rhythm. Recognizing the common symptoms of arrhythmias is crucial for prompt diagnosis and effective management of these heart rhythm disorders.

One of the hallmark symptoms of arrhythmias is palpitations, where individuals may feel a fluttering or irregular heartbeat. This sensation is often accompanied by a racing or slow pulse, contributing to feelings of discomfort or unease. Dizziness or lightheadedness is another common symptom, occurring when the heart's irregular rhythm compromises blood flow to the brain.

Shortness of breath is frequently reported, especially during physical exertion. Arrhythmias can impact the heart's ability to pump blood efficiently, leading to inadequate oxygen supply to the body. Chest discomfort or pain may also occur, resembling symptoms of angina or a heart attack.

Fatigue and weakness can result from arrhythmias affecting the heart's pumping efficiency. Individuals may find themselves easily tired, even with minimal physical activity. Fainting or near-fainting episodes, known as syncope, are severe symptoms that warrant immediate medical attention.

Arrhythmias often present with subtle symptoms, making it essential to be vigilant and seek medical consultation if any irregularities are noticed. Diagnosis involves a combination of medical history review, electrocardiograms (ECGs), Holter monitoring, and other cardiac tests.

If you're experiencing symptoms indicative of arrhythmias, consult a heart specialist near Lokmat Square, Dhantoli, Nagpur finding a dedicated heart specialist ensures accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans. Timely intervention by a skilled specialist can significantly contribute to effective management and overall cardiovascular health.

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How Drinking Alcohol Could Affect Your Heart’s Rhythm - Aditi Jagtap Pune

Understanding the courses of alcohol and heart Rhythm :

Alcohol, a commonly consumed beverage, has both short-term and long-term impacts on the human body. While the social elements of alcohol are usually celebrated, it’s critical to understand its possible impact on the heart’s rhythm and overall cardiovascular fitness.

Alcohol and heart rhythm:

When it moves toward the heart, preserving a regular rhythm is important for its proper functioning. Alcohol can influence this rhythm. The heart’s electrical procedure, responsible for confirming the heartbeat, can be disrupted by extreme alcohol consumption. This disturbance can manifest in different ways:

Arrhythmias:

Alcohol can activate irregular heartbeats, medically known as arrhythmias. These irregular rhythms might have included atrial fibrillation, where the upper chambers of the heart beat irregularly, leading to vibrations and an increased risk of stroke.

Heart Rate Variability:

Extreme drinking can also impact heart rate variability, the deviation in the time gap between heartbeats. This disturbance can contribute to a boosted risk of cardiovascular events.

Cardiomyopathy:

Prolonged heavy drinking may result in alcoholic cardiomyopathy, a situation where the heart strength weakens, leading to enlargement and reduced pumping efficiency. This situation can further compromise heart rhythm strength.

According to Dr Ranjit Jagtap, there are some major points:

Mechanism of Impact:

Alcohol affects the heart’s rhythm through multiple mechanisms. It can break in with the ion channels accountable for disseminating electrical indications in the heart, directing abnormal rhythms. Additionally, it can relieve stress hormones, impacting the heart’s electrical system and potentially ultimate to arrhythmias.

Moderation and Health Implications:

While moderate alcohol consumption might not pose immediate dangers to heart rhythm, excessive or binge drinking can especially increase these chances. The description of moderate drinking varies, but commonly, it directs up to one drink per day for women and up to two drinks per day for men says Dr. Ranjit Jagtap daughter.

Signs of alcohol-related heart rate rhythm issues :

Palpitations: Feeling unstable, rapid, or fluttering heartbeats.

Dizziness or Lightheadedness: Spectacle of feeling faintly or woozy.

Shortness of Breath: Problem in breathing, particularly during physical action.

Fatigue: Unusual sleepiness or weakness even without effort.

Chest Discomfort: Pain, anxiety, or distress in the chest area.

Preventive measure:

Moderate Alcohol Consumption: Adhering to negotiated drinking boundaries can especially decrease the risk of alcohol-related heart rhythm disruptions. Restraint is generally defined as up to one drink per day for women and up to two drinks per day for men.

Healthy Lifestyle Choices: Engaging in traditional physical workouts, maintaining a balanced diet, and controlling stress levels can contribute to all-around heart health and potentially mitigate the effect of alcohol on heart rhythm.

Regular Health Check-ups: Regular visits to professional healthcare providers for check-ups and consultations can help in identifying signs of heart rhythm disruptions or other alcohol-related health problems. This permits timely intervention and administration.

Know Personal Limits: Understanding one’s patience with alcohol and being conscious of any family past heart disorders can aid in creating knowledgeable decisions considering alcohol consumption.

Someone undergoing symptoms or those worried about their heart fitness due to alcohol consumption should seek experienced medical advice. Talking with a healthcare provider permits personalised examination and recommendations tailored to individuals’ health conditions.

Aditi Jagtap Pune also gives some advice to notice:

Individual Variations:

It’s important to point out that someone may respond differently to alcohol. Some people may experience heart rhythm disruptions after consuming even small portions of alcohol, while others may not show any substantial changes. Aspects such as genetic predisposition, overall fitness, and someone’s patience levels can impact these variations.

Seeking Medical Advice:

For someone with existing heart situations or a past of arrhythmias, it’s important to consult healthcare specialists considering alcohol consumption. They can deliver personalised guidance based on someone’s health susceptibility ks associated with alcohol infusion.

Alcohol’s Mechanism of Action:

Alcohol impedes autonomic uneasy systems, involving the heart’s electrical impulses and altering the symmetry of neurotransmitters. This interference can disrupt the coordination of heartbeats, directing to irregular rhythms and, in brutal cases, weakening the heart’s strength.

Alcohol Quantity and Frequency:

The impact of alcohol on heart rhythm can be on both the amount and frequency of consumption. Binge drinking or chronic heavy alcohol usage carries a higher risk of disrupting the heart’s rhythm. Long-term heavy drinking can also direct structural differences in the heart, contributing to rhythm disorders.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Dr Ranjit Jagtap is a well-known professional specialist and a heart specialist and they know better and also Understanding the impact of alcohol on heart rhythm is important for conserving a healthy cardiovascular strategy. While moderate alcohol consumption might not especially impact heart rhythm, excessive drinking can pose severe dangers. Consulting Aditi Jagtap Pune’s healthcare professionals and being aware of alcohol intake can help maintain heart health and rhythm.

Remember, these understandings aim to deliver general knowledge about alcohol’s effect on heart rhythm and are not precise medical guidance. Consulting a professional healthcare provider is important for personalised suggestions regarding alcohol consumption and its impacts on heart health.

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