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What can mental health problems and medications affect?
What can mental health problems and medications affect?
- Energy levels (correct)
- Cholesterol levels
- Weight
- Blood pressure
What is less likely to happen for people with mental health problems?
What is less likely to happen for people with mental health problems?
- Receiving routine checks
- Making medical appointments
- Feeling physical symptoms
- Having physical health conditions (correct)
What might early detection of physical health conditions involve?
What might early detection of physical health conditions involve?
- Anxiety
- Digestive problems
- Fatigue
- Blood pressure, weight, and cholesterol checks (correct)
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- People with mental health problems are more likely to have physical health conditions.
- Some mental health problems or medications can affect your energy or motivation to take care of yourself, and can make it difficult to arrange or attend medical appointments.
- People with mental health problems are less likely to receive routine checks (like blood pressure, weight and cholesterol) that might detect symptoms of physical health conditions earlier.
- Mental health problems can come with physical symptoms, such as headaches, fatigue, digestive problems, and anxiety creating an upset stomach.
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