Malaise <\/a>is a medical term describing feelings of uncertainty and dread about the future. The condition occurs in patients who are consciously or subconsciously aware of a health problem, but have not as of yet, received a medical diagnosis. This feeling of uncertainty can grow into anxiety and fear if the patient does not seek treatment for their susceptive infection.<\/p>\n\n\n\nSome medical professionals suggest that the disorder occurs due to our natural tendency to expect the worst from the unknown. If we think we have a life-threatening disease, we may not want to visit the doctor for fear of what they might find. Symptoms of malaise include uncertainty, fear, anxiety, frustration, and depression. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Men and women experiencing symptoms with their reproductive system may have a fear of discovering they have a severe problem with their reproductive organs. Feelings of malaise typically lift almost immediately after diagnosis with a positive outcome.
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