7 confusing symptoms in women

　　Doubt 1: skin What are the bumps on it?

　　General: This is most likely a tumor, hemorrhoids, or other benign growths that occur with age. The most common of these are seborrheic keratosis and skin tags. Seborrheic keratoses are bumps that appear singly or in groups on the face, chest, shoulders, or back. Skin tags are protrusions that often appear on the neck, chest line, armpits and areas with loose skin. These growths are benign and can be removed by a doctor if they feel unsightly.

　　Special cases: But it could also be skin cancer. If these bumps are itchy, bleed, or grow rapidly, seek medical attention immediately.

　　Doubt 2: Why does gastric bloating occur?

　　General: This is most likely a symptom of indigestion or unpleasant premenstrual symptoms. Large meals will slow down digestion and cause gas in the stomach ； Or your period is coming soon. Eating smaller meals and eating more slowly can relieve symptoms.

　　Special cases: But it could also be irritable bowel syndrome. If you're diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome, add yogurt to your meals, and studies have found that probiotics can also relieve symptoms.

　　Question 3: Why are there spots on my skin?

　　General condition: Most likely sunburn. Ultraviolet rays can cause capillaries to swell, making skin look red and blotchy, or causing uneven production of melanin. Sunburn can be treated with a combination of retinoids, antibiotics and bleach. Medication can make the skin more sensitive to the sun.

　　Special cases: But it can also be a symptom of Addison's disease, a manifestation of an adrenal gland disorder. If you experience weight loss, muscle weakness, fatigue, dizziness, or nausea while having spots, you should seek medical attention promptly.