ravings for strange food and strange sensations throughout the body are symptoms that may indicate a health problem. Your body may be trying to tell you something is wrong. Of course, you are the best at knowing your body. When you see something abnormal, don’t ignore the symptoms, especially if they last for more than a few days. The symptoms you notice may be an early sign or another underlying condition.
Here are 10 unusual symptoms you should not ignore
You may have a health problem without even realizing it.
1-Feeling of itching and crawling in the legs
Pain, itching, or throbbing in the legs is a symptom of restless leg syndrome. You may experience these symptoms on only one side of your body or on both sides. Restless leg syndrome (RLS) usually occurs in the evening or at night when you’ve been sitting or lying in bed for a long time. It is a neurological disorder that affects your brain. Exhaustion from not being able to sleep at night affects your mood and ability to focus, and eventually causes anxiety. Studies show that 10% of Americans suffer from restless leg syndrome. Both men and women are affected, but in general, this syndrome is more common in women. The causes of restless legs syndrome are unknown, but it may be genetic or indicate a disorder of brain function. People with Parkinson’s disease are more likely to develop restless legs syndrome (RLS). They are also likely to occur due to these factors:
Iron deficiency
If you are taking medicines such as antipsychotics, antidepressants, anti-nausea medicines, and some cold and allergy medicines.
Excessive alcohol consumption
Too much caffeine
The last trimester of pregnancy is about 4 weeks before delivery.
Once diagnosed, restless legs syndrome (RLS) can be treated with medication.
2- Feeling of insects entering your body
Doctors were puzzled by the sensation of bites or insects crawling over the body. At first, people with these symptoms were thought to be caused by a problem with delirium, but another study found it to be a tick-borne disease called Morgellons disease. This treponemal infection causes the skin cells to overproduce keratin and collagen, causing a strange sensation on the skin. It was once believed that the fibers were actually embedded in the skin, because that’s what it looks like. It is a rare disease, and as few doctors know about it, diagnosis can take years.
