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Common Health Conditions 

Here you will find a list of conditions that commonly are associated with those who identify as vampyres or are mistaken for symptoms of vampirism. Please note that you can have a medical condition and still be a vampyre.

List of conditions

Autoimmune Disease
 

  • Fatigue ​

  • Fever

  • Muscle aches 

  • Joint pain and swelling

  • Skin problems

  •  Abdominal pain

  • Digestion problems

  • Swollen glands.

Anemia

  • Tiredness.

  • Weakness.

  • Shortness of breath.

  • Pale or yellowish skin, which might be more obvious on white skin than on Black or brown skin.

  • Irregular heartbeat.

  • Dizziness or lightheadedness.

  • Chest pain.

  • Cold hands and feet.

  • Headaches.

  • Fatigue: A profound tiredness that doesn't improve with rest 

  • Post-exertional malaise (PEM): Symptoms worsen after physical or mental activity, even minor amounts 

  • Cognitive issues: Difficulty thinking, concentrating, or remembering things 

  • Pain: Muscle pain, headaches, sore throat, and tender lymph nodes 

  • Sensitivity: Increased sensitivity to light, sound, smells, food, and medicines 

  • Dizziness: Dizziness that worsens when standing up from sitting or lying down 

Clinical Vampirism/ Renfield Syndrome

  • Auto-Vampirism

  • Need to drink blood or eat live animals

  • Delusions

Endometriosis

 

  • Painful periods. Pelvic pain and cramping may start before a menstrual period and last for days into it. You also may have lower back and stomach pain. Another name for painful periods is dysmenorrhea.

  • Pain with bowel movements or urination. You're most likely to have these symptoms before or during a menstrual period.
     

  • Excessive bleeding. Sometimes, you may have heavy menstrual periods or bleeding between periods.
     

  • Other symptoms. You may have fatigue, diarrhea, constipation, bloating or nausea. These symptoms are more common before or during menstrual periods.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
 

  • Infertility: Difficulty getting pregnant due to irregular or no ovulation 

  • Sleep apnea: Increased risk of obstructive sleep apnea, a disorder that causes pauses in breathing during sleep 

  • Diabetes:

  • Menstrual irregularities: Irregular or missed periods, or very light periods 

  • Hair loss: Thinning hair or male-pattern baldness 

  • Skin tags: Small pieces of extra skin on the neck or armpits 

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