Often symptomless until complications arise, hypertension silently damages organs like the heart and kidneys.
High blood sugar levels silently harm nerves and blood vessels, leading to complications like heart disease and stroke.
Bone density loss silently progresses, increasing fracture risk, especially in postmenopausal women.
Chronic hepatitis B and C can remain asymptomatic for years, silently causing liver damage and increasing cancer risk.
This disorder silently disrupts breathing during sleep, leading to daytime fatigue and increasing the risk of heart disease.
Often silent in its early stages, CKD silently damages kidneys, potentially leading to kidney failure.
This eye condition silently damages the optic nerve, leading to vision loss and even blindness if left untreated.
Early stages may be symptomless, allowing the cancer to silently progress; regular screenings are crucial for early detection.
Often symptomless until advanced stages, pancreatic cancer silently spreads, making it challenging to treat effectively.
Coronary artery disease may manifest without symptoms, silently increasing the risk of heart attack or sudden cardiac death.