Tell us what we need to know .
Sure, we’ve all ignored a random headache or that back pain that happens now and then — but have you ever wondered if these “little” signs or symptoms could signal a larger health issue?
Well, I know I have. So, doctors and other medical professionals, we want to hear from you. What are some “small” health concerns that people often overlook but really, really shouldn’t?
Maybe you have seen way too many patients dismiss a sudden, intense headache instead of seeking medical attention — but a severe headache out of nowhere could indicate alife-threatening conditionlike a stroke.
Perhaps it’s extremely common for people to ignore having chronic fatigue, even when they get enough sleep. The reality is, a persisting symptom like this could be a sign of along-term illness.
Maybe there are abnormal test results people need to take more seriously, likehigh blood pressure, which can be caused by kidney disease or lead to other issues like heart failure.
Perhaps you’ve had patients who dismissed changes in their mental health for a very long time, like experiencing ongoing depression and anxiety, instead of seeking professional help.
Or maybe there are other commonly overlooked symptoms you find people think aren’t much of a big deal or believe will resolve on their own.
Tell us what we need to know.
