Whispering Disease





Possible symptoms: - cloudy urine - cold fingers - frequent urination - temporary blindness (not in all cases) - feeling weak (uncommon) What to expect: cloudy urine and cold fingers may start within a few days, but one symptom may be subdued in some cases. After the initial onset, cloudy urine generally fades away and never returns. Around this time frequent urination is experienced by the vast majority of people. The experience of frequent urination generally leads to a decrease of the experience of cold fingers. After a few more days temporary blindness is experienced rarely and is usually experienced in the morning. Throughout the course of the disease, feeling weak may be experienced, but only in very specific cases and is usually only experienced faintly. Cause: Currently unknown. Made worse by: Exertion. Being overweight. Stress. Treatment: Light suppressants and in some cases a surgical procedure. Rarity: 1 in 27 adults have Whispering Disease.