Question 1

what are the common triggers of syncope?

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Syncope triggers: The triggers for syncope depends on the type of syncope. For vasovagal or neurocardiogenic syncope the common triggers are dehydration and stimulants like caffeine, nicotine, decongestants and dietary aides or supplements. As always talk your doctor for more details.

Question 2

what triggers puberty?

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Still largely unknow: We still do not know precisely, yet certain hormonal chemicals are well know to play a major role such as leptin, gpr54, kisspeptin and melatonin.

Question 3

what triggers diabetes?

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Background, one need: Genetic predisposition
then chronically brought out with poor diet, inactivity

then frequently, with acute  stress-  cold, heart attack, pnemonia, car accident etc.

Question 4

what are trigger points?

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Pain in Muscles: Trigger points are focal areas of muscle fibers within a muscle that are hyperirritable. They are felt to be small areas of contracted muscle within taut bands of muscle.  When these trigger points are pressed they cause pain not only locally, but can cause referred pain at a different site.

Question 5

what triggers cvs episode?

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Individual: Cvs or cyclic vomiting syndrome refers to recurrent vomiting over a period of time that is not associated with anatomic abnormality or infectious process.  
Each individual has their own triggers to include situational hormonal.

Question 6

what triggers osteochondritis?

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Decreased blood flow: The cause of osteochondritis dissecans may be a reduction in blood flow to the end part of a bone. The reduced blood supply can be from repeated small traumas (many episodes of slight injury) that damages the end of the bone. Some people may be more prone to getting osteochondritis, so there can be a genetic increased likelihood of getting it; combined with certain types of exercise or activities.

Question 7

what are the psoriasis triggers?

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Psoriasis Triggers: Psoriasis can be triggered by certain medications; by food and drink (alcoholic beverages are no-no's.) stress makes it worse. So stay calm . .

Question 8

what's myogelosis is it trigger points?

Accepted Answer

Muscle pain: I am not familiar with that term.  Perhaps you are referring to fibromyalgia, a condition involving muscle and joint pain as well as fatigue.  The syndrome can include anxiety or depression, a greater sensitivity to pain, resulting in trigger points, chronic headaches, stiffness, and other symptoms.  See your doctor for an evaluation if you are concerned that you have this condition.

Question 9

what triggers shingles?

Accepted Answer

Decreased immunity: Shingles is a reappearance of chickenpox or varicella zoster virus. After the initial outbreak of chicken pox, the virus hides in the spinal cord in the dorsal root ganglion and may reappear later in life, when we are under high stress or lowered immunity. Long term corticosteroid use can increase the risk of zoster. Symptomsof impending rash include pain and paresthesias.

Question 10

what triggers seizures ?

Accepted Answer

Many conditions : many conditions can trigger a seizure. There usually needs to be a scar on the brain at your age group. Infection, lack of sleep and skipping meals can lower the seizure threshold enough to trigger a seizure.

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