Recurring discomfort: The same symptoms repeatedly occur, such as chronic stomach pain, persistent cough, intermittent dizziness, etc. These may be signs of chronic diseases, especially for those over 50. For newly appearing or recurring discomfort, it is advised to seek medical advice early for screening, to avoid missing some early treatment opportunities for diseases.
Sudden changes in illness: The doctor has informed you that it is a self-limiting disease, like a cold, which initially improves, but suddenly the symptoms worsen or new severe symptoms appear, such as persistent high fever or difficulty breathing, which requires re-evaluation by a doctor, do not delay.
Anomalies noticed by others: You have no sensation, but others notice you have an abnormal facial complexion, eye bleeding, or significant lumps on the skin. If there are no other discomforts, there is no need to panic excessively, but it is recommended to take time to check and clarify the nature.
