WHAT OUR BODY IS TELLING US...
PART I
PART I
· Before any
examination, body language happens to help sometimes. Notice how shape, color,movement, size & expression or attitude refer to deep
health conditions.
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body never lies, according to a saying. In daily life as
well as when affected by disease. Let’s see how it express itself in ailments.
To people and clinicians acquainted
with healthcare conditions, there are some details that help map out the
beginning and the worsening of a pathology. The body has a story on its own;
and the following physical change gives very often some clues to pinpoint a lot
of diseases when it is not about all of them.
This
physical change comprises besides the BMI
1. Shape
2. Siᴢe
3. Position
4. Location
5. Colour
6. Sounds
The BMI, the Body Mass Index
refers to weight and height at once. Overweight
people tend to develop current conditions such as stroke, hypertension,
diabetes, colon cancer, lipidemia, coronary heart disease, sleep apnea and so
forth. So do underweight ones when suffering from a proteino-calories
deficiency like that happens in underdeveloped countries.
By the same token, any modification in size, shape are also
features of many underlying disorders.
At the level of face, to begin
with, the facial nerve, the WII, when affected, gives birth to some
modifications. Bell’s palsy is the best example of the
involvement of this nerve. Clinically Bell’s palsy reunites the following
signs: eyelid drop, incapacity to close one eye, congested nose, and drop
tear; Horner’s syndrome, with its cluster of clinical features and signs at the
face is another example of expressive body language related to cerebral and
nerve disorders.
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