When your body develops kidney cancer, it starts to show some minor signs and symptoms. The most common ones amongst these include fatigue and back pain. Some more distinct complications appear once the tumors in the kidney grow in size. The severity of the symptoms is often a result of the pressure on the kidneys and the other organs.     Early warning symptoms of kidney cancer Thankfully, learning and understanding the early warning symptoms of kidney cancer can help one to spot the disease and seek timely treatment. Hematuria or blood in the urine It is the most common sign of kidney cancer—approximately 50% of people with the disease present this symptom. However, at times, the blood discharge is little and might not be visible to the naked eye. In this case, one can get a urine test done. Please note that the presence of blood in the urine is not a sure sign of kidney cancer. It could be because of the presence of kidney stones, too.  Persistent back pain Usually, people over the age of 40 experience back pain. It is primarily because of disk degeneration or a musculoskeletal injury. However, what many do not know is that back pain is a key sign of kidney cancer.

Hemophilia is a kind of bleeding disorder. It is usually caused by mutations in the genes, which affects blood clotting. These mutations code for blood-clotting factors, like VIII, IX, or XI. In short, it is an inherited disorder. It is a kind of condition where blood does not clot. As a result, some people experience excessive bleeding occurs or have low blood-clotting abilities. Possible risk factors for hemophilia Listed below are a few risk factors for hemophilia. Men with a family history of hemophilia If a male is born into a family where his relatives have had hemophilia, he might be at the risk of attaining the disorder. To understand this, we will have to delve a little bit into genetics. A male garners an X chromosome from the mother and a Y chromosome from the father. However, a female garners X chromosome from both the parents. Mothers pass the defect of hemophilia, which is found in the X chromosome. This is also known as X-linked inheritance. This is not the case with daughters because they acquire two X chromosomes and, thus, are rarely affected. Pregnant women  A pregnant woman can be a carrier of hemophilia. The mother can then pass it to her children.

Osteoporosis is a bone disease that causes the bones to become porous and brittle over time, resulting in overall bone density loss. Bone loss commonly occurs with age, however, osteoporosis characterizes higher bone loss than normal and may occur due to a family history of the disease, smoking, gender (it affects mostly women), and ethnicity (slight framed Caucasin and Asian women are considered most at risk). Thankfully, there are a number of warning signs for osteoporosis, which can help to stop bone loss and focus on bone support and prevention of slip and falls, which may cause a fracture to occur. Read on for the common early warning signs of osteoporosis: 1. Receding gums Receding gums are one of the earliest symptoms of osteoporosis. This is somewhat counter intuitive because there’s no real link between osteoporosis and gums. However, the condition can cause loss of bone density in one’s jaw. This loss of density will in turn cause the gums to recede as they follow the movement of the jaw. When people suspect their gums are receding they should ask their dentist to do a screening for loss of bone density in their jaw. 2. Back pain (caused by collapsed vertebra) Occasional back pain is normal and often correlated with aging.

According to the National Institute of Health, a migraine is a headache characterized by intense pulsing and throbbing in the affected area of the head. They generally occur in succession, with on average five occurrences in a seventy-two-hour period. These migraines can be so severe that they may initiate other symptoms, like nausea and light sensitivity. Prior to the migraine setting in, people usually see flashing lights or visual changes. They can be caused by anxiety or hormonal changes. Odors that cause migraines include: 1. Cigarette smoke According to the American Headache Society, cigarette smoke odors have brought on migraines. There are a couple ways that cigarette smoke can trigger migraines. The use of nicotine itself causes dilation of the blood vessels, which decreases blood flow to the brain and in turn can cause migraine. Additionally, those who inhale second hand smoke can experience these effects. Some people are allergic to second hand cigarette smoke and this can initiate migraines. 2. Food odors The scent of cheese, salami, and fermented foods can trigger migraines for certain individuals. These foods are all characterized by pungent smells that may contribute to the onset of migraines. Also, the strong scent of chocolate may bring on migraines.

Eczema is scientifically known as atopic dermatitis. The disorder makes your skin red and is mainly common in children. However, it can occur to anyone at any stage. It’s a chronic disease that tends to flare up periodically. Individuals with the condition mostly report fever and asthma. Atopic dermatitis is an umbrella term that describes several skin conditions that affect the skin’s ability to protect allergens, irritants, and bacteria. Common triggers of eczema include pets, tobacco smoke, outdoor air pollution, cosmetic products, and dust mites. Currently, there is no cure for the condition. Nevertheless, some treatment mechanisms reduce symptoms significantly. For instance, avoiding certain cosmetic products, like harsh soaps, reduces itching and prevents new outbreaks: 1. Soaps containing botanical oils Many people think that organic products may not stimulate symptoms on your skin. However, products containing botanical oils cause redness and itching, especially in children. Parents are advised to avoid this ingredient when purchasing baby products such as baby wipes, cosmetic products, and diapers. 2. Products with propylene glycerol The American Contact Dermatitis Society ranks propylene glycerol among the top allergens. The ingredient is found in many skin-care products, food, medication, and cosmetic products. Propylene glycerol is used as a moisturizer but has dire effects on the skin, causing redness, flakiness, and itchiness.