8 Negligible Things that Can Signal a Terrible Hidden Disease

Last Updated on January 7, 2021

The things that seem insignificant might actually be signs of a serious, lurking disease. It’s scary but it’s possible! And it’s better to be watchful of the tiny changes in your body because those little things can play a major part in helping you detect and treat a dangerous disease early enough.

Check out our list of minor changes in the way you behave or look that might signal a hidden disease. Read on through the next pages

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#1 – Appearing with one red eye in a photo taken with a flash

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How does it happen? It’s flickering blood vessels in the eyes. In case only one eye appears red while the other eye is white, then the vessels are blocked. The thing that’s blocking the vessels can be an eye infection, walleye, cataract, or in the worst cases, an eye cancer.

As a preventive measure to ensure your eyes are healthy, visit the ophthalmologist if you notice a red-eye photo of yourself.

#2 – A black line on a nail

A black line on a nail is definitely not a good sign! In fact, this line is known as melanonychia. It is not a disease but an indicator that the body is suffering from a serious ailment.

If you’ve ever noticed a black line on a nail, don’t try to cover with nail polish and don’t hesitate to see a doctor immediately. It should be noted that the black line can signal serious health problems only for European races, while it can be normal for others.

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#3 – A sudden change in handwriting

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A sudden change in the way you write can be an indicator of tremor paralysis or Parkinson’s disease. This disease can significantly affect your handwriting, making it smaller and uneven, plus, the written letters may even seem disappearing.

This drastic change is linked to the person’s best attempts to take control over the tremor in their hands.