Should I look at it or not? The human body is capable of repairing itself. And this ability is strong, apparently more so than computers and cars. Some diseases don’t need treatment, and some are ‘self-limiting’ – that is, they get better on their own when the time comes. However, diseases that can happen to people have been with human evolution for just as long, and are not idle. If you are unwell, do you carry on, or do you go to the hospital. This is a question. 1, if the function of the organ is impaired, the need for immediate medical attention The function of the eyes is to see things, suddenly can not see, should immediately see a doctor. Similarly, suddenly can not hear, limb movement suddenly appear obstacles …… It is worth noting that many human organs are double, such as eyes, ears …… Some people have a sudden loss of vision in one eye, the other is intact, it is possible to ignore the bad eye Problems. 2. Unbearable pain Pain is a fire alarm from the body, don’t challenge the pain. If you experience intolerable pain, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible. For example, abdominal pain, chest pain, eye pain. It should be noted that even if you go to the hospital, usually the doctor will not give you immediate pain relief. Pain, like a fire alarm, is an important signal to understand the state of the body, no one will be in the fire to eliminate the fire before cutting the nearby telephone lines. 3.Recurring Discomfort It’s an old problem, just put up with it – that’s how most cancers spend their unmolested childhood. For recurring discomforts, you should pay careful attention to what triggers them, and how to relieve them. By the way, the most important thing is – one’s age is greater than 50 years old, it is best to go to see, to avoid future problems. 4.Already in the process of a certain disease, but the feeling suddenly changed The doctor may have told you that this disease is nothing, in a few days they will be able to get well, and began to feel better day by day, but today suddenly worsened, then it is best to go to the review again. 5, other people see the disease Usually do not have to rush, the human body has a developed self-testing system, if you do not have any uncomfortable feeling, most likely there is no big problem. (Note: Doctors will not be able to detect any disease that is not detected by a physical examination, such as lumps on the body.) The above is just generalized common sense, but if you want to make sure that you can detect health problems in a timely manner, regular medical checkups (once a year) are necessary. How to see a doctor Emergency or outpatient? Hospitals generally have both emergency and outpatient clinics. Emergency clinics are for patients who need medical attention urgently. The outpatient clinic is for patients who need care less urgently. Emergency clinics are set up to get patients out of danger in a short period of time, so they are equipped with emergency and quick-acting medicines, and with basic tests that can be used to make quick judgments. Therefore, if you have a less urgent illness, or even a chronic illness, in fact, in the emergency clinic, there are no medicines with good efficacy and few side effects for your illness, and the laboratory tests are not very complete, and the equipment for auxiliary tests are not all available. Don’t go to the ER at night simply because you work during the day and it’s not good to take time off. You don’t get the best medications and can’t get the best lab tests and ancillary tests done. Going to the ER at night simply to not take time off from work, forgoes giving yourself the best diagnosis and treatment to save a day’s pay, and in turn usurps the healthcare resources allocated to acutely ill patients. Diseases that require a trip to the emergency room Diseases that have just occurred: diseases that occur within 24 hours are considered emergencies; if you run to the emergency room for a disease that you have had for 10 days, the doctor will have the attitude to mentally berate you. The disease may cause irreversible damage to the functioning of organs within 8 hours: trauma, asphyxia, cerebral hemorrhage, myocardial infarction, bleeding from gastric ulcers, chemical injuries, burns, and so on, can lead to irreversible damage to parts of the body and require emergency care. Sudden attacks of abdominal pain, chest pain, eye pain, and headache should still be seen in the emergency room first. How to see a doctor When to visit the clinic For the sake of your and your family’s health, it is best not to see a doctor on Monday mornings, when there are many patients. Usually there are more patients in the morning and fewer in the afternoon, more on Mondays and fewer on Fridays. On Friday afternoons, there are basically very few patients. As for holidays? “Let’s go get glasses on vacation”, “Let’s do this surgery when it’s cooler”, “Let’s go to this doctor when we have time off from work on vacation” …… Ideas are great, however, you need to wait in line at all of these times.