Malaise, indicating loss of brain or whole organism can have the full range of causes. It manifests as impairment of the ability to concentrate on the observed object or gentle movement, need to rest after undemanding activities, problems with holding upright position.
One of the most common reasons is insufficient fluid intake. In this case, malaise is associated with headache, and mostly not long after time helps supply the body fluids. Malaise is a symptom of increased temperature or fever, but here it is associated with other symptoms depending on the disease that caused the fever. Itself as a diagnostic marker is not enough. If the malaise frequent and in compliance with proper drinking and sleep mode, thus no obvious reason, we should pay more attention. May indicate a malfunction some glands producing hormones or problem in the central nervous system. Centers in the brain can be damaged by widespread oppression of cerebral blood vessels, tumors of the brain tissue or accessory structures may appear partial tissue death due to stroke.
If the malaise associated only with the symptoms of fatigue or headache and is not repeated, it should help rest and plenty of fluids. If the problem recurs, it is worth visiting a general practitioner, who will in case of doubt, refer to another specialist, such as a neurologist.
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