Sentences with phrase «if the symptoms sound»

Evan Brand: Right, so basically you're saying it doesn't really matter if your symptom sounds like it's over here in the left field with this net that we're casting.

If these symptoms sound familiar, there is hope!

If the symptoms sound more serious, he may ask you to bring your pup in for an evaluation.

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If none of the symptoms sound like something you've experienced, then keep up with your regular exercise routine.

It certainly sounds as if you have a wheat allergy judging from those symptoms!

If the symptoms I just mentioned sound familiar, you may want to give the Whole30 Diet plan a try.

Learn the symptoms so you can tell if your baby is suffering from colic: Crying that is a high pitched, ear - piercing sound; Grimacing or frowning face, with a pained expression; Red, flushed face; Clenched fists; Excessive gas (flatulence, farts, farting a lot, explosive farts or baby farting); Knees drawn up to chest; Baby looks like she or he is in pain; Often worse in the afternoon or evening (but can happen at any time).

«Some of these hormone deficiencies, which mimic some symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, may be treated successfully with hormone replacement if correctly diagnosed,» said the study's leader, Charles Wilkinson, PhD, a researcher with the Veterans Affairs (VA) Puget Sound Health Care System, Seattle.

«Even though [post-nasal drip] sounds like it's not a life - or - death problem, it really does interfere with people's quality of life,» Dr. Liberatore says, so go get checked out if symptoms don't subside.

If any of these symptoms sounds familiar, I recommend following these key wellness tips below.

im curious if you were tested for celiac pre-Gaps???? so many of your symptoms sounded like celiac.

It does sound as if your symptoms were tracking with your reported lab results.

(9) If you aren't experiencing any symptoms of these three conditions, there's no sound scientific reason for you to avoid gluten.

If this sounds like something that strikes in your 50s, I hate to tell you that I have many female clients in their mid-20s dealing with these symptoms.

I was wondering if this sounds like adrenal fatigue: Dizzy when getting up from a chair or bed, lowered bp, inability to sleep adequately, symptoms of chronic fatigue and feel like fainting if I miss a meal or going too long without eating.

If so, your symptoms sound a lot like Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).

Lastly, it sounds as if the «traumatic event» led to a primary adrenal issue which may need to be addressed in order to get you fully healthy and symptom - free.

If these adrenal fatigue symptoms sound familiar, it's time to start looking at changes to your stressors, diet and lifestyle.

If any of these symptoms sound familiar to you and you too have been feeling poorly for some time without any improvement through conventional medical treatments please know there is not only hope but a real resolution to your pain.

If all of these symptoms sound familiar, you may be dealing with adrenal fatigue.

So yeah, so that's what I was getting at is that it's not just a one thing that's gonna go wrong like we're talking about sleep today but there's many people that may feel like they're sleeping good but they still have all of those symptoms, so at point they need to zoom out a little bit and look at all these other things to make sure everything's in place, and at a certain point, if your adrenals are taxed regardless of the nutritional aspect, if you don't have some type of support system in place, it sounds like you're never gonna get better with that progesterone deficiency if you will.

Please only say «Yes, this sounds like what I have» if you identify with at least 6 of the 12 symptoms.

I'm not sure if it could be the CV axle, because as far as I know the most common symptom of a bad CV joint is «clicking,» but there is no clicking sound (yet).

If any of these symptoms sound familiar, take your dog along to your veterinarian to have his teeth and mouth examined.

Sometimes it's hard to tell if your pooch has a runny nose, but if they are exhibiting other symptoms take note if they sound congested and have a lot of mucus.

The symptoms that you mention sound bad and warrant a visit to your veterinarian if they worsen or continue.

Your veterinarian may suspect a congenital heart defect if abnormal heart sounds are noted in a young animal or if symptoms of heart failure (difficulty breathing, coughing, fainting) develop early in an animal's life.

If any of the symptoms of separation anxiety sound familiar to you, it is important to contact your veterinarian.

Other symptoms can include the dog's abdomen looking distended and sounding hollow if thumped.

From your description, it sounds as if the change in your mother - in - law's travel plans was related to a medical condition that showed symptoms prior to the insurance purchase.