In the adult world, "tiredness" seems to have become commonplace. From morning to night, the busy figure shuttles through every corner of life, as if only in a dream can you get a moment of peace. However, the body is honest, and when it gives these five warnings, it means that you really need to rest.
First, when you find yourself inattentive and unresponsive, it's likely that your brain is sending you a distress signal. Prolonged exertion and lack of sleep can affect brain activity, leading to a decline in cognitive function.
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Second, a change in bowel habits is also a clear sign of physical exertion. Overexertion and accumulation of stress can affect intestinal motility, leading to gastrointestinal dysfunction and symptoms such as diarrhea or constipation.
Thirdly, the frequent appearance of inflammation such as mouth ulcers is also a sign of weakened immunity. Long-term exertion and mental stress can reduce the body's immunity, which increases the risk of inflammation such as mouth ulcers.
Fourth, stiffness and soreness in the back are also obvious signs of physical exertion. Working in the same position for long periods of time, such as sitting at a desk for long periods of time, can lead to tension in the shoulder and back muscles, triggering soreness and stiffness.
Fifth, tinnitus can also be one of the warnings of physical exertion. Long-term exertion, mental stress, and emotional instability can lead to acoustic neuropathy, which can trigger tinnitus.
In the face of these warnings, we cannot afford to take them lightly. Occasional fatigue can be recovered by rest and sleep, but if fatigue persists and even affects daily life and work, then it is necessary to seek medical attention in time to find out the cause and solve the problem in a targeted manner.
Remember, the body is the capital of the revolution. Only by taking care of yourself can you better face the challenges of life. When you're feeling tired, you might as well stop and rest for a moment to give your body and mind a buffer. Because, you deserve a better life.