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Tactile hallucinations during sleep paralysis are sensations of touch that feel real but aren't. These can happen because the brain is awake, but the body is still in a sleep state.

Tactile hallucinations, like feeling things on your skin that aren't there, can happen during alcohol withdrawal, especially in severe cases like delirium tremens.

Auditory hallucinations involve hearing sounds or voices that aren't present, and they differ from other hallucinations like visual ones, which involve seeing things that aren't there.

To keep cucumbers safe from Salmonella, wash them well under running water and store them properly. Avoid cutting cucumbers until you're ready to eat them.

Frequent urination in women can be managed with lifestyle changes, pelvic floor exercises, and sometimes medication, depending on the cause.

Left arm tingling can sometimes be related to heart problems, especially if it happens with chest tightness. It's important to get checked by a doctor if you have these symptoms.

If you have sudden or severe testicular pain, especially with swelling or redness, seek medical attention quickly as it could be serious.

Splinter hemorrhages are small, thin, red or brown lines under the nails, while melanoma usually appears as a dark, irregular streak. It's important to have any concerning nail changes checked by a healthcare provider.

Common eye diseases like conjunctivitis and dry eye are usually less serious and can often be managed at home, but conditions like sudden vision loss or eye pain need immediate medical attention.

Muscle pain in the left hypochondriac region often worsens with movement and pressure, while organ-related pain may come with other symptoms like digestive issues or fever.

To get tested for photophobia (light sensitivity), you should start with an eye exam from an eye doctor who will ask about your symptoms and check your eyes closely.

Feeling tired all the time can be due to various reasons, including sleep issues, medical conditions, and lifestyle factors. It's important to identify the cause to manage it effectively.

To manage frequent urination at night, consider adjusting fluid intake, managing certain health conditions, and consulting a healthcare provider for personalized advice.

You can lower your risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) by living a healthy lifestyle with a balanced diet, avoiding smoking, and protecting your eyes from too much sunlight. For those with early changes, antioxidant vitamins and minerals may help slow the disease’s progression.

To prevent diarrhea from spicy food, consider reducing the amount of spicy foods, like chili, in your diet and trying herbal remedies that help with digestion.

To prevent lines in your nails, keep your nails healthy by protecting them from injury and maintaining good overall health.

To prevent Salmonella poisoning, cook food thoroughly, avoid raw eggs, and practice good hygiene when handling food.

To help prevent sleep paralysis, try to get enough sleep, manage stress, and maintain a regular sleep schedule.

To prevent voice hoarseness in the evening, consider managing underlying health conditions and avoiding strain on your voice.

Early signs of prostate cancer can include difficulty urinating, frequent urination, especially at night, and pain or burning during urination. However, many men with early prostate cancer have no symptoms at all.

Bubbles in urine can be normal, but if they are persistent or accompanied by other symptoms, it might indicate a kidney issue.

A TENS machine is used by placing small pads on your skin near the lower back or pelvic area to help ease overactive bladder symptoms by relaxing the nerves that control the bladder.

Multiple myeloma can cause lightheadedness when standing due to problems with blood pressure control, which may be related to nerve issues.

Multiple myeloma can cause back pain and feelings of sickness by affecting the bones and causing fatigue and depression, as seen in studies about back pain and mental health.

Restless leg syndrome causes uncomfortable feelings in the legs, like tingling, burning, or itching, especially at night or when resting.

Painful sex during perimenopause can be helped with hormone therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, which may improve sexual function and address discomfort.

To manage penile pain from a Foley catheter, ensure proper catheter placement, use secure fixation devices, and consider medications if needed.

Probiotics may help prevent traveler's diarrhea by supporting gut health, according to some research studies.

Pain from restless leg syndrome can be managed with medications and lifestyle changes. It's important to talk to a doctor about the best treatment options.

Women with PCOS can identify pregnancy by looking for common signs like nausea, breast tenderness, and fatigue, even if their periods are irregular.