5 Disease that most Risk in Your Body

Beware of the disease 'hidden' that may reside in your body.

The world commemorates World AIDS Day on 1 December. Self-awareness of health is the main factor to stop the spread of the disease.

Infectious diseases, especially diseases that are easily transmitted between humans, is very dangerous. Consult immediately if you feel there is something wrong with your body condition.

However, there are some diseases difficult to diagnose, even sometimes no symptoms at all. Though the disease has long been entrenched in the body. Here are five diseases that often do not realize its presence, which also suffered by several celebrities.

1. Heart disease. This disease is more difficult to detect when suffered by women. Women tend to suffer from plaque more evenly spread in the arteries or blood vessels, making it hard to detect with the doctor right, rather than closing the main arteries more visible. Blockade of arteries or blood vessels can cause such pain and fatigue that lead to heart attacks if not handled properly. Toni Braxton is one of the artists who developed heart disease.

2. HPV (Human Papillomavirus). Farrah Fawcett some time ago died of anal cancer. 90 percent of cases of anal cancer is triggered by HPV. HPV is not likely to cause symptoms and the infected are not aware of the disease. This is of course dangerous because HPV is closely associated with cervical cancer. This shows how important it is to apply a healthy sexual relationship.

3. Hypothyroidism or poor thyroid function is active, is one of the many suffering disease and most often detected in various countries. Symptoms include accrued weight gain, swelling of the face and eyelids, lips thickened, feeling cold when others do not feel it, dry skin is not fair, talk becomes slow, brittle nails, and often a headache. Oprah Winfrey this disease.

4. Lupus is a disease that attacks the immune system. There was a mild lupus, there are unisex so severe though rare. SLE disease are more common in women. Symptoms include rash butterfly on the cheek, fatigue or malaise, and fever of unknown cause. However, tests need to distinguish diagnosed with other disorders such as fibromyalgia, diabetes, and depression. King of pop Michael Jackson is SLE. He was diagnosed with lupus for some time after its hits song, "Thriller" was released in 1984.

5. Lyme disease is a bacterial infection caused by fleas. The disease is difficult to detect because the symptoms are caused faint, occasional rash, fatigue, pain, and malaise. This disease can be treated easily with antibiotics. Parker Poesy was diagnosed with Lyme Disease when preparing the Off-Broadway show "This".