| Question about diseases that "may show no symptoms"
I've been looking around the internet for sources pertaining to particular ailments that I think I may have. And some of the places where I found my information included this as a concluding note: "Sometimes there may be no symptoms".
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I assume that if a person can have a disease but no symptoms, then perhaps they could have one or two symptoms present and have it?
Suppose you're wondering why I ask. Well, I, as well as others who have replied to my past posts, conclude that I may have gastritis. I used to have a burning pain in my stomach, but now it comes only when I do not eat (it never did that at this time about 4 months ago). I also have a bit of lower abdominal pressure as well as chest tightness and pain. I had very bad gas some time ago for three days, which would be on and off for a week following that three-day period.
I was put on Prevacid, and it seemed to help...but my chest pain has sadly returned, as well as lower back pain, which I assume is gas pain (located in my tailbone or buttocks region...sorry to be graphic).
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I'm also convinced about this strange diversity of vaginal discharges I've been having for the past couple of months; it varies from a normal conistency to very watery to very thick, to the point where it comes out in chunks. And the color varies from white to off-white to yellow to tan.
Some suggest yeast infection, some suggest bacterial vaginosis...heck it could be a cervical problem too O.o
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Sooooooooooo...forgetting all that mess, here's my actual question:
When dealing with a disease that may show no symptoms, is it possible to have 1-2 symptoms and still have it??
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Dark Stranger - sick
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