4 “Modern” Health Problems

Times change, change illnesses that people suffer from

In the past, humanity was terrified of diseases that are now 100% curable as influenza and measles, for example. And while for many deadly in the past diseases, today there are vaccines it is the era of computers and new technology brings with it some new diseases. Here are some of those “modern” diseases:

Bulimia – The Invisible Enemy

Healthy eating can turn into dangerous disease

Hearing loss from listening to music
Listening to music with headphones is convenient and saves us from boredom in certain situations but leads to serious risks of hearing loss. The level of the music can reach 110 to 120 decibels, which could easily lead to temporary or permanent hearing loss after only an hour and 15 minutes. There is an alarming trend that due to overuse of portable players more young people damage their hearing. Experts warn not to listen to music for more than 30 minutes a day.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Each of us has its own problems, worries and concerns, but modern lifestyle with everyday tension and constant stress turns ordinary worries into psychological problems. Generalized Anxiety Disorder is unrealistic and excessive anxiety about seemingly simple problems. Only in the U.S. are affected nearly seven million people, symptoms including problems with concentration, fatigue, anxiety, irritability, headaches, stomach problems, and shortness of breath.

First Symptoms of Anorexia 
Orthorexia Nervosa
Healthy eating is good for health, but within limits. Crossing these boundaries has already been classified as a disease – orthorexia nervosa. The disease leads to maniac consumption of healthy foods and compliance insane diets, which can lead to serious health problems. A symptoms include constantly thinking about how to make your meals healthier, adherence to a strict regime of healthy eating, which is not your pleasure and making serious criticism of people who do not share your views on healthy eating.
Social Anxiety Disorder
According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) “people suffering from social anxiety disorder are” intense, persistent, and chronic fear of being watched and judged by others and of doing things that will embarrass them“. Sometimes the fear is so intense that it interferes with social interaction – work or school. Physical symptoms are stomach problems, heart palpitations, diarrhea, confusion, tremors. The disease affects more than 15 million people in the U.S., the problems usually begin in childhood. Treatment usually includes psychotherapy and medication.

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