How do you know when you sick?

Answer 1

Does your infant have a temp? Is the infant taking fluids? How old is the infant? He or she may be teething. Otherwise for your piece of mind, if it was me, I would take the infant to a medical facility to have he or she checked.

Answer 2

you may:sneeze frequently,cough alot,feel irratable,faint,urinate blood[serious],have headache,feel quezy,stomachache,double vision,bleeding and bruising for unknown causes,fatigue,and temporary blindness

YOU ARE A MORON

Answer 3

to do that you'll have to define sick to yourself, think about what you consider to be 'normal' and write down what you think is so 'sick' about yourself (or what you think makes you different from the norm) and show your doctor.

Answer 4

If your question relates to a minor/short term illness, then they will most probably know or feel sick and therefore tell you!

With regards to chronic illnesses, which are not found or diagnosed earlier, dependent on the illness, there are many signs, such as, hair loss, change in skin tone, regular cold n flu symptoms, marks on the body, lethargy etc

Answer 5

Answer the following questions:

• Do you have a fever over 100 degrees Fahrenheit?
• Are you unusually fatigued (have no energy)?
• Do you have any unusual discharge from anywhere on your body? Is it any color besides white or clear?
• Do you have any unusual symptoms that you can't get rid of, like a persistent cough or persistent pain?

If you can honestly answer "yes" to any of these questions, then you might be sick and should see your doctor to be sure.

Answer 6

If they are bleeding, having trouble with basic functions such as speaking, walking, standing, or breathing, they are acting unusual or they appear to be having trouble they may be ill.

Answer 7

You will just know you don't feel good and have no appetite, not that you're full, but you just don't feel like feeling your tummy.

Answer 8

It depends on the disease. Some have symptoms that are visible, others don't.