What's wrong with the four weak branches?

Some people have physical examinations every year, but they still get colds and illnesses. This is because the process of catching a cold and being sick helps the body excrete toxins and promote circulation, which is a necessary process for human circulation. However, colds and fevers are minor illnesses, but weakness in the limbs makes people at a loss. What is going on?

If you have had a systemic checkup and nothing serious is wrong, the weakness in your limbs may be caused by:

Engaging in physical labor but eating too light a diet is because the sodium in the salt can enhance the excitability of the nerves and muscles.

Lack of sleep.

Digestive system dysfunction prevents the body from getting enough calories.

Alcoholism and fatigue are sometimes the prodromal symptoms of vitamin B1 deficiency, and alcoholics are prone to this disease.

Fatigue among people who do physical or mental work is a normal physiological phenomenon, but feeling tired after just a little work is something that needs to be taken seriously.

Diabetes is the most common disease causing fatigue. Due to abnormal glucose metabolism, reduction of high-energy phosphate bonds, negative nitrogen balance, water loss and electrolyte imbalance, people are prone to fatigue and have symptoms such as thirst, weight loss, polyphagia and polyuria.

Anemia also often causes fatigue, which can be detected through routine blood tests.

Patients with chronic nephritis also often feel tired and weak, so fatigue, insomnia, and low back pain are often their main complaints when they seek medical treatment.

In many endocrine diseases, fatigue is the first symptom of patients with hypothyroidism and is also a common symptom of patients with hyperthyroidism.

Sheehan's syndrome caused by shock due to postpartum hemorrhage is mainly manifested by fatigue, amenorrhea, and weight loss, which is caused by hypopituitarism. Patients with acromegaly caused by hyperpituitarism also often feel fatigue and weakness in the limbs.

Leukemia patients often feel weak because they also suffer from anemia. In addition to leukemia, many malignant tumors often manifest as fatigue symptoms in the early stages, but are also accompanied by other common symptoms of the tumor. For example, lung cancer often has symptoms such as cough, hemoptysis, chest pain, etc.

If you often feel weak for no apparent reason (such as overwork, lack of sleep, hot weather, hunger, etc.), you should seek medical attention promptly and tell your doctor about the feeling of weakness in your limbs and other discomforts without omission. On the other hand, don't be too nervous, because pathological fatigue will inevitably be accompanied by other discomforts. It is important to cooperate well with the doctor and do various necessary blood tests and other examinations to identify the disease early and receive timely treatment.