pain!!!!!!!!?
Q. ok, everyday i find myself with a terrible pain in my stomach, which later causes me to feel nauseoas to all the smells around me. then, sometimes i get heart burn. after that, a terrible headache. What could it be. Any suggestions, treatments?
Asked by natural - Mon Feb 12 19:50:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Preganancy??? If not it could be a flu or a bug or something like a viral infection
Answered by vjswe1 - Mon Feb 12 19:58:20 2007
Q. ok, everyday i find myself with a terrible pain in my stomach, which later causes me to feel nauseoas to all the smells around me. then, sometimes i get heart burn. after that, a terrible headache. What could it be. Any suggestions, treatments?
Asked by natural - Mon Feb 12 19:50:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Preganancy??? If not it could be a flu or a bug or something like a viral infection
Answered by vjswe1 - Mon Feb 12 19:58:20 2007
What is causing this chronic pain in my lower abdomen?
Q. Every year, around this time, I get chronic pains in my lower abdomen, just below the belly button. This pain is accompanied by diarrhea and the pain is mild to moderate--depends on how my day is going or how it has gone. Please, help me figure out what could be causing this pain, and please, help me figure out any at-home-remedies that may stop the pain or ease it's passing.
Asked by Kioru S - Fri Nov 13 14:29:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What makes your question difficult to answer is the time of year factor. I don't know of anything in and of itself that would give you abdominal pain that is accompanied by or caused by the time of year. Are you changing your diet or activity level? Does the pain and diarrhea come at other times of the year also but not as bad? There has to be something else that is triggering this, I think. If you are having some strange reaction to the time of year, try getting the lamps that are recommended for people that become depressed due to the shortening of days. You need light that mimics natural sunlight, not just more lamps. You can find them if you do a search on seasonal affective disorder light or lamp. If that doesn't work, try… [cont.]
Answered by atltigger69 - Fri Nov 13 14:52:23 2009
Q. Every year, around this time, I get chronic pains in my lower abdomen, just below the belly button. This pain is accompanied by diarrhea and the pain is mild to moderate--depends on how my day is going or how it has gone. Please, help me figure out what could be causing this pain, and please, help me figure out any at-home-remedies that may stop the pain or ease it's passing.
Asked by Kioru S - Fri Nov 13 14:29:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What makes your question difficult to answer is the time of year factor. I don't know of anything in and of itself that would give you abdominal pain that is accompanied by or caused by the time of year. Are you changing your diet or activity level? Does the pain and diarrhea come at other times of the year also but not as bad? There has to be something else that is triggering this, I think. If you are having some strange reaction to the time of year, try getting the lamps that are recommended for people that become depressed due to the shortening of days. You need light that mimics natural sunlight, not just more lamps. You can find them if you do a search on seasonal affective disorder light or lamp. If that doesn't work, try… [cont.]
Answered by atltigger69 - Fri Nov 13 14:52:23 2009
When does neck and back pain start to occur during pregnancy?
Q. When does the actual neck and back pain usually occur? I'm almost a month pregnant and I woke up this morning experiencing the worst back of my neck and back pain! I'm experiencing stiffness and sharp pains everytime I bend my head neck or back forward, even when I'm sitting down. Has any woman experienced this kind of back pain? When does back and neck pain usually start during pregnancy?
Asked by ILoveMyHusband8287 - Thu May 7 14:16:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could just be stress for you or you could have pulled a muscle. Since you are only a month pregnant, I wouldn't think that the neck and back pain was from pregnancy. A cause for neck and back pain is because of the increase in hormones which causes a shift in joints and can loosen ligaments which could cause posture to change and a less support for your back. Another reason is once you become bigger and actually have a pretty big belly, your center of gravity will change and this causes a different posture that your body isn't used to., which over time will cause pain. Also when the baby becomes bigger and you start to gain more weight, your back has to support more weight in a different area than it's used to. Ever carry a heavy… [cont.]
Answered by Alyssa Nichole // Xan's Mom - Thu May 7 14:26:51 2009
Q. When does the actual neck and back pain usually occur? I'm almost a month pregnant and I woke up this morning experiencing the worst back of my neck and back pain! I'm experiencing stiffness and sharp pains everytime I bend my head neck or back forward, even when I'm sitting down. Has any woman experienced this kind of back pain? When does back and neck pain usually start during pregnancy?
Asked by ILoveMyHusband8287 - Thu May 7 14:16:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could just be stress for you or you could have pulled a muscle. Since you are only a month pregnant, I wouldn't think that the neck and back pain was from pregnancy. A cause for neck and back pain is because of the increase in hormones which causes a shift in joints and can loosen ligaments which could cause posture to change and a less support for your back. Another reason is once you become bigger and actually have a pretty big belly, your center of gravity will change and this causes a different posture that your body isn't used to., which over time will cause pain. Also when the baby becomes bigger and you start to gain more weight, your back has to support more weight in a different area than it's used to. Ever carry a heavy… [cont.]
Answered by Alyssa Nichole // Xan's Mom - Thu May 7 14:26:51 2009
What type of pain killers are usually prescribed for post operative pain relating to inguinal hernia repair?
Q. What type of pain killers are usually prescribed for post operative pain relating to inguinal hernia repair? Also, what type of pain should a 23 year old otherwise healthy male expect from inguinal hernia repair surgery? Thanks!
Asked by Marcus - Sun Mar 8 03:25:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you are prescribed for postoperative pain depends completely on the doctor. You may get anything from prescription-strength ibuprofen (600mg or 800mg tablets), weak opioids (codeine, propoxyphene), medium-strength opioid (hydrocodone), or stronger opioids (oxycodone, hydromorphone, morphine). You will most likely get one of the following: * Tylenol with codeine * Vicodin, Lortab, Lorcet, or Norco (hydrocodone with acetaminophen (Tylenol)) * Percocet (oxycodone with acetaminophen (Tylenol)) * Percodan (oxycodone with aspirin) * Combunox (oxycodone with ibuprofen) Those are the most commonly prescribed medications for acute postoperative pain. The pain should not be severe as it is not a major surgery. Pain medications with… [cont.]
Answered by justinfranksnj - Wed Mar 11 00:54:49 2009
Q. What type of pain killers are usually prescribed for post operative pain relating to inguinal hernia repair? Also, what type of pain should a 23 year old otherwise healthy male expect from inguinal hernia repair surgery? Thanks!
Asked by Marcus - Sun Mar 8 03:25:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you are prescribed for postoperative pain depends completely on the doctor. You may get anything from prescription-strength ibuprofen (600mg or 800mg tablets), weak opioids (codeine, propoxyphene), medium-strength opioid (hydrocodone), or stronger opioids (oxycodone, hydromorphone, morphine). You will most likely get one of the following: * Tylenol with codeine * Vicodin, Lortab, Lorcet, or Norco (hydrocodone with acetaminophen (Tylenol)) * Percocet (oxycodone with acetaminophen (Tylenol)) * Percodan (oxycodone with aspirin) * Combunox (oxycodone with ibuprofen) Those are the most commonly prescribed medications for acute postoperative pain. The pain should not be severe as it is not a major surgery. Pain medications with… [cont.]
Answered by justinfranksnj - Wed Mar 11 00:54:49 2009
What's the difference between liver pain and right chest pain?
Q. I feel pain around my right chest. Would that be liver pain? What's the different or major difference between liver pain and chest pain?
Asked by Paul H - Sat May 16 22:28:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the pain comes after eating, I'd say it's more likely a gallbladder issue and not a liver issue. This is definitely something to speak to your PCP about or a gastroenterologist if you have one already. A HIDA scan w/ CCK was the ONLY test that showed the disease and they ran several on me (including a gallbladder ultrasound w/ cck) Good luck! *** Gallstones - Symptoms The most common symptom of gallstones is pain in the stomach area or in the upper right part of the belly, under the ribs. The pain may: * Develop suddenly in the center of the upper belly (epigastric area) and spread to the right upper back or shoulder blade area. It is usually hard to get comfortable; moving around does not make the pain go away. * Prevent… [cont.]
Answered by I <3 the Holidays - Sat May 16 22:42:15 2009
Q. I feel pain around my right chest. Would that be liver pain? What's the different or major difference between liver pain and chest pain?
Asked by Paul H - Sat May 16 22:28:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the pain comes after eating, I'd say it's more likely a gallbladder issue and not a liver issue. This is definitely something to speak to your PCP about or a gastroenterologist if you have one already. A HIDA scan w/ CCK was the ONLY test that showed the disease and they ran several on me (including a gallbladder ultrasound w/ cck) Good luck! *** Gallstones - Symptoms The most common symptom of gallstones is pain in the stomach area or in the upper right part of the belly, under the ribs. The pain may: * Develop suddenly in the center of the upper belly (epigastric area) and spread to the right upper back or shoulder blade area. It is usually hard to get comfortable; moving around does not make the pain go away. * Prevent… [cont.]
Answered by I <3 the Holidays - Sat May 16 22:42:15 2009
What pain medicine works the best while getting a tatoo?
Q. I am in the process of getting a full back piece tatoo, My last session was extreamly painfull because of scar tissue. I have a LOT of other tatyoo's and have never before had this problem with pain. I have Percocet and valume I'm trying to figure out witch one would work better to control the pain for the 4 to 5 hours of tattooing.
Asked by Victoria G - Sat May 24 00:07:10 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The other posters r correct, any kind of pain med really does thin the blood, as does alcohol, which can lead to u bleeding extensively while ur getting it done. Not only would this be dangerous for u, but also hella messy for the tattooist and might cause complications with the job being done properly. Have u asked about any kind of numbing cream or gel? i used this when i had my lower back tat finished, i was unable to handle the pain the first time i went for the outline, so had the cream put on to get it finished. This cream doesnt completely numb the area, but does make it a little more bearable i think. You would have to pay extra for this and the one that i used, i had to go there an hour earlier to get it put on, wait till it… [cont.]
Answered by psycho_moo69 - Sat May 24 03:54:25 2008
Q. I am in the process of getting a full back piece tatoo, My last session was extreamly painfull because of scar tissue. I have a LOT of other tatyoo's and have never before had this problem with pain. I have Percocet and valume I'm trying to figure out witch one would work better to control the pain for the 4 to 5 hours of tattooing.
Asked by Victoria G - Sat May 24 00:07:10 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The other posters r correct, any kind of pain med really does thin the blood, as does alcohol, which can lead to u bleeding extensively while ur getting it done. Not only would this be dangerous for u, but also hella messy for the tattooist and might cause complications with the job being done properly. Have u asked about any kind of numbing cream or gel? i used this when i had my lower back tat finished, i was unable to handle the pain the first time i went for the outline, so had the cream put on to get it finished. This cream doesnt completely numb the area, but does make it a little more bearable i think. You would have to pay extra for this and the one that i used, i had to go there an hour earlier to get it put on, wait till it… [cont.]
Answered by psycho_moo69 - Sat May 24 03:54:25 2008
What sort of pain are people in when they are depressed and suicidal?
Q. I have read a lot about suicide lately, because my nephew commited suicide 2 months ago. I read about the pain he might have been in. I know he was complaining of bad headaches and nose bleeds. It is a physical pain as well as an emotional pain?
Asked by cascade - Wed Oct 28 17:43:59 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its like emotionly& phycially suicide i have the same problem no one understands me they akways try to correct every problem i have and saying how usless and in the way i am! No one talks to me when i have pains mentally or physically they just say oh stop complaining your such a issue causer. You know why beacuse am a kid and their adulats they can toy around with us all they want and get away with it but if we do it to them we get punished and have privillieges taken away when they feel like us kids are misbehaving
Answered by Gift - Wed Oct 28 18:15:15 2009
Q. I have read a lot about suicide lately, because my nephew commited suicide 2 months ago. I read about the pain he might have been in. I know he was complaining of bad headaches and nose bleeds. It is a physical pain as well as an emotional pain?
Asked by cascade - Wed Oct 28 17:43:59 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its like emotionly& phycially suicide i have the same problem no one understands me they akways try to correct every problem i have and saying how usless and in the way i am! No one talks to me when i have pains mentally or physically they just say oh stop complaining your such a issue causer. You know why beacuse am a kid and their adulats they can toy around with us all they want and get away with it but if we do it to them we get punished and have privillieges taken away when they feel like us kids are misbehaving
Answered by Gift - Wed Oct 28 18:15:15 2009
What would cause pain in lower back that runs over hip and down the leg to the ankle?
Q. My Mother is 82 and has had this pain for several months. Physical therapy works just on the days she has it, then pain returns. It's worse when standing and walking. MRI showed arthritis and 4th & 5th disc slippage. Pain meds don't seem to work.
Asked by Becky - Sun Jun 6 19:57:05 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. My Mother is 82 and has had this pain for several months. Physical therapy works just on the days she has it, then pain returns. It's worse when standing and walking. MRI showed arthritis and 4th & 5th disc slippage. Pain meds don't seem to work.
Asked by Becky - Sun Jun 6 19:57:05 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What causes throbbing pain that originates in neck but shoots into head and eye?
Q. I have a sharp pain in my neck that seems to "shoot" into my head. It's like a mixture between a sinus headache and neck pain, but only on the right side of my head. I have been in pain for more than 2 weeks. I thought it would go away, but I don't even know what kind of doctor to go to.
Asked by NDG - Fri Oct 9 08:51:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could be a tension headache, but the neck pain worries me. I'll give you some warning signs to look for: Pain behind the eye Dilated pupils Behavior changes Inability to focus What you could classify as the "worst headache of your life" These are symptoms of a ruptured cerebral aneurysm, which is extremely life-threatening. An aneurysm that has not ruptured can cause pain, slurred speech, confusion, certain stroke symptoms... If this pain has been going on for two weeks, I would definitely go to the emergency room to get a CT scan. Headaches can be benign, or they can be killers. You have what is characterized as a secondary headache, meaning that it may be organic in origin. Colin B. (M.D, PhD) Internal Medicine
Answered by AlliedComputerSystems@ymail.com - Fri Oct 9 10:03:10 2009
Q. I have a sharp pain in my neck that seems to "shoot" into my head. It's like a mixture between a sinus headache and neck pain, but only on the right side of my head. I have been in pain for more than 2 weeks. I thought it would go away, but I don't even know what kind of doctor to go to.
Asked by NDG - Fri Oct 9 08:51:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could be a tension headache, but the neck pain worries me. I'll give you some warning signs to look for: Pain behind the eye Dilated pupils Behavior changes Inability to focus What you could classify as the "worst headache of your life" These are symptoms of a ruptured cerebral aneurysm, which is extremely life-threatening. An aneurysm that has not ruptured can cause pain, slurred speech, confusion, certain stroke symptoms... If this pain has been going on for two weeks, I would definitely go to the emergency room to get a CT scan. Headaches can be benign, or they can be killers. You have what is characterized as a secondary headache, meaning that it may be organic in origin. Colin B. (M.D, PhD) Internal Medicine
Answered by AlliedComputerSystems@ymail.com - Fri Oct 9 10:03:10 2009
What pain medications are most effective for migraines and cluster headaches?
Q. I either have 2 autoimmune conditions or one systemic one. The verdict is still out. Anyway, I have severe stomach pain and also eye pain and horrible headaches that feel like a cluster headache. Maybe they are a really bad migraine. I am not sure. What medications, specifically in the opiate family, would be most appropriate? Which one would you ask for if given the choice?
Asked by Nick Jinn - Tue Oct 13 04:29:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I also have a chronic health problem and with it, severe headaches. I have tried everything from opiates to seizure-control meds (no, I don't have seizures!) to a couple others specifically for migtraines and had no luck until recently. Maxalt MLT 10 mg has worked like a miracle drug for me ! It dissolves under your tongue in a few seconds and works on the headache within 10-15 minutes ! ...A Godsend !
Answered by twill610 - Tue Oct 13 07:38:30 2009
Q. I either have 2 autoimmune conditions or one systemic one. The verdict is still out. Anyway, I have severe stomach pain and also eye pain and horrible headaches that feel like a cluster headache. Maybe they are a really bad migraine. I am not sure. What medications, specifically in the opiate family, would be most appropriate? Which one would you ask for if given the choice?
Asked by Nick Jinn - Tue Oct 13 04:29:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I also have a chronic health problem and with it, severe headaches. I have tried everything from opiates to seizure-control meds (no, I don't have seizures!) to a couple others specifically for migtraines and had no luck until recently. Maxalt MLT 10 mg has worked like a miracle drug for me ! It dissolves under your tongue in a few seconds and works on the headache within 10-15 minutes ! ...A Godsend !
Answered by twill610 - Tue Oct 13 07:38:30 2009
What is the pain level of getting a tattoo on your back between the shoulders?
Q. I'm planning on getting a tattoo there, but I'd like to know what the pain level is. And don't give me any "Don't get a tattoo cause when your 80 years old you'll die hating yourself" I have a high pain tolerance, and telling me the amount of pain will not stop me from getting the tattoo. I'm just curious.
Asked by Vi - Wed Apr 29 07:38:40 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The more bony the area, the more pain you'll have. And like the guy before said, if its in black, it will hurt less than in color. But it will hurt in that area none the less
Answered by Brandy - Wed Apr 29 08:02:47 2009
Q. I'm planning on getting a tattoo there, but I'd like to know what the pain level is. And don't give me any "Don't get a tattoo cause when your 80 years old you'll die hating yourself" I have a high pain tolerance, and telling me the amount of pain will not stop me from getting the tattoo. I'm just curious.
Asked by Vi - Wed Apr 29 07:38:40 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The more bony the area, the more pain you'll have. And like the guy before said, if its in black, it will hurt less than in color. But it will hurt in that area none the less
Answered by Brandy - Wed Apr 29 08:02:47 2009
How long does pain last after getting salmonella?
Q. I was in Mexico 2 weeks ago and I caught salmonella there. It all started last wednesday, the throwing up and diarrhea. I went to the ER on saturday and they did so many tests and found out I had salmonella. But what is wrong with me, is, actually, not my concern. My concern is this pain! When will it go away? I've had pain and diarrhea for a week and it doesn't seem to be going away. And school starts tomorrow! Please help! And any ideas for making the pain go away will help too.
Asked by Ren - Wed Sep 3 13:38:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In general, salmonella symptoms begin with nausea and vomiting and progress to abdominal pains and diarrhea. Additional signs and symptoms include fever, chills and muscle pains, and can last anywhere from several days to two weeks.FEVER generally last from 2 weeks to 3 weeks. Enteric fever. Also known as typhoid fever, this illness is caused by the S. typhi bacterium and is most commonly contracted by drinking salmonella-contaminated water. The incubation period ranges from five to 21 days following infection. Additional signs and symptoms may include constipation, cough, sore throat, headache and mental confusion. Slightly raised, rose-colored spots on your upper chest also may appear. In addition, a slowing of your heartbeat (bradycard [cont.]
Answered by Jayaraman - Thu Sep 4 00:27:49 2008
Q. I was in Mexico 2 weeks ago and I caught salmonella there. It all started last wednesday, the throwing up and diarrhea. I went to the ER on saturday and they did so many tests and found out I had salmonella. But what is wrong with me, is, actually, not my concern. My concern is this pain! When will it go away? I've had pain and diarrhea for a week and it doesn't seem to be going away. And school starts tomorrow! Please help! And any ideas for making the pain go away will help too.
Asked by Ren - Wed Sep 3 13:38:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In general, salmonella symptoms begin with nausea and vomiting and progress to abdominal pains and diarrhea. Additional signs and symptoms include fever, chills and muscle pains, and can last anywhere from several days to two weeks.FEVER generally last from 2 weeks to 3 weeks. Enteric fever. Also known as typhoid fever, this illness is caused by the S. typhi bacterium and is most commonly contracted by drinking salmonella-contaminated water. The incubation period ranges from five to 21 days following infection. Additional signs and symptoms may include constipation, cough, sore throat, headache and mental confusion. Slightly raised, rose-colored spots on your upper chest also may appear. In addition, a slowing of your heartbeat (bradycard [cont.]
Answered by Jayaraman - Thu Sep 4 00:27:49 2008
What causes pain in the whole right side during pregnancy?
Q. I have pain all down my right side and Im pregnant. I have it in my lower back, in my pelvic area, my legs, my chest, and I usually get headaches on the right side. What causes this pain and what should I do about it?
Asked by Laurie Smith - Thu May 21 04:45:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your baby.
Answered by Mike - Sun May 24 21:09:10 2009
Q. I have pain all down my right side and Im pregnant. I have it in my lower back, in my pelvic area, my legs, my chest, and I usually get headaches on the right side. What causes this pain and what should I do about it?
Asked by Laurie Smith - Thu May 21 04:45:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your baby.
Answered by Mike - Sun May 24 21:09:10 2009
How do you relieve pain from a hernia when you are pregnant and unable to have surgery right away?
Q. I have a hernia in my stomach. I am also 26 weeks pregnant and it seems like the baby kick it and that is causing a lot of pain. Are there anwyas to relive this pain without surgery or pain killers?
Asked by merika2324 - Thu Jun 21 18:57:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Eat lighter meals. Walk after meals, lay off the soda, drink more water, never lay down after a meal. Loosen your clothing. Some times a gas pill helps.
Answered by snowwillow20 - Mon Jun 25 18:26:51 2007
Q. I have a hernia in my stomach. I am also 26 weeks pregnant and it seems like the baby kick it and that is causing a lot of pain. Are there anwyas to relive this pain without surgery or pain killers?
Asked by merika2324 - Thu Jun 21 18:57:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Eat lighter meals. Walk after meals, lay off the soda, drink more water, never lay down after a meal. Loosen your clothing. Some times a gas pill helps.
Answered by snowwillow20 - Mon Jun 25 18:26:51 2007
How much pain should you expect from a stress fracture in your femur?
Q. I am 12 and have had a stress fracture for about 4 months, I am on crutches and I'm starting physical therapy on Tuesday. I am in EXTREME pain during the night, and moderate pain during the day. How long will this go on? Help, please and thank you.
Asked by Elizabeth - Sun Dec 21 17:07:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. about 1 month to 3 months more but it could go on longer feel better for the holidays best whises
Answered by Tay tay hottie - Sun Dec 21 17:12:41 2008
Q. I am 12 and have had a stress fracture for about 4 months, I am on crutches and I'm starting physical therapy on Tuesday. I am in EXTREME pain during the night, and moderate pain during the day. How long will this go on? Help, please and thank you.
Asked by Elizabeth - Sun Dec 21 17:07:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. about 1 month to 3 months more but it could go on longer feel better for the holidays best whises
Answered by Tay tay hottie - Sun Dec 21 17:12:41 2008
How do I inflict pain on myself without others knowing?
Q. I am a masochist I enjoy pain, I turned to drugs for my sick obsession with pain but that is no longer enough does anyone have ideas on how to inflict physical pain on myself a lot of the time even in public areas, preferably with blood without it being obvious to anyone else?
Asked by Jessica - Wed Feb 24 03:45:57 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cut yourself with a small blade on your shoulder, it will be covered up by your sleeves and no one should be able to see it. I Suggest you try stopping this obsession, this can be damaging and may drive you to extremes when you get older which may cost you your life.
Answered by Olly - Wed Feb 24 03:51:13 2010
Q. I am a masochist I enjoy pain, I turned to drugs for my sick obsession with pain but that is no longer enough does anyone have ideas on how to inflict physical pain on myself a lot of the time even in public areas, preferably with blood without it being obvious to anyone else?
Asked by Jessica - Wed Feb 24 03:45:57 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cut yourself with a small blade on your shoulder, it will be covered up by your sleeves and no one should be able to see it. I Suggest you try stopping this obsession, this can be damaging and may drive you to extremes when you get older which may cost you your life.
Answered by Olly - Wed Feb 24 03:51:13 2010
What causes pain and reduced extension of the wrist?
Q. There is no swelling, redness or trauma. Pain occurs when lifting things up, or holding things in a certain way. The pain is remitting and relapsing. Extension is considerably reduced compared to the other wrist. The sufferer has a desk-based job.
Asked by Maggers - Tue Jan 6 05:01:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like carpal tunnel syndrome or something like that - maybe a repetitive strain injury. Get it checked out by Company health officer or see your Doctor.
Answered by Anne W - Tue Jan 6 05:10:40 2009
Q. There is no swelling, redness or trauma. Pain occurs when lifting things up, or holding things in a certain way. The pain is remitting and relapsing. Extension is considerably reduced compared to the other wrist. The sufferer has a desk-based job.
Asked by Maggers - Tue Jan 6 05:01:48 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like carpal tunnel syndrome or something like that - maybe a repetitive strain injury. Get it checked out by Company health officer or see your Doctor.
Answered by Anne W - Tue Jan 6 05:10:40 2009
What is Chronic pain and do I fit into the classification?
Q. I've had headaches everyday for 6 years and I'm not sure what kind of headaches they are and neither does my neurologist. The levels of pain vary everyday. They are kind of a mixture of migraines, tension headaches and sinus headaches. I was just wondering if I could call that chronic pain.
Asked by hurleygurlnfg - Tue Jul 28 18:34:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chronic pain is continuous pain affecting the same area every day. Yes, you do fit into that classification.
Answered by kenoplayer - Tue Jul 28 18:43:16 2009
Q. I've had headaches everyday for 6 years and I'm not sure what kind of headaches they are and neither does my neurologist. The levels of pain vary everyday. They are kind of a mixture of migraines, tension headaches and sinus headaches. I was just wondering if I could call that chronic pain.
Asked by hurleygurlnfg - Tue Jul 28 18:34:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chronic pain is continuous pain affecting the same area every day. Yes, you do fit into that classification.
Answered by kenoplayer - Tue Jul 28 18:43:16 2009
How to relieve pain in the sides and back of ankle?
Q. Whenever I walk there is a sharp pain in the sides of my ankle and the back. It hurts especially in the morning and when i sit down for long periods of time. I probably injured it skateboarding, but is there anything to do to relieve the pain because it has been like this for a couple days. Thanks.
Asked by wowowowowo - Fri Nov 6 16:49:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quit sitting for long periods of time! consider your shoes, maybe get some foot supports to put in your shoes. make sure your shoes have good foot support. Massage your feet, not to hard but it can help. STRECH your feet! do a warm up(not a warm up on your feet, prolly a laying down warm up) for 5min until u break a sweat, then strech your body, exspecially your feet, for 15mins. dont do any jumping or running or anything that causes your feet to hurt more. AND Dont sit for long times, maybe your in school..but get up during each class and do what ya gotta do if it makes you feel better. u prolly ddid injure that ankle, just be real easy with it, so it can heal,keep ice on it 24-7 duck tape ice on it over clothes all day and night, if u… [cont.]
Answered by B - Fri Nov 6 17:15:21 2009
Q. Whenever I walk there is a sharp pain in the sides of my ankle and the back. It hurts especially in the morning and when i sit down for long periods of time. I probably injured it skateboarding, but is there anything to do to relieve the pain because it has been like this for a couple days. Thanks.
Asked by wowowowowo - Fri Nov 6 16:49:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quit sitting for long periods of time! consider your shoes, maybe get some foot supports to put in your shoes. make sure your shoes have good foot support. Massage your feet, not to hard but it can help. STRECH your feet! do a warm up(not a warm up on your feet, prolly a laying down warm up) for 5min until u break a sweat, then strech your body, exspecially your feet, for 15mins. dont do any jumping or running or anything that causes your feet to hurt more. AND Dont sit for long times, maybe your in school..but get up during each class and do what ya gotta do if it makes you feel better. u prolly ddid injure that ankle, just be real easy with it, so it can heal,keep ice on it 24-7 duck tape ice on it over clothes all day and night, if u… [cont.]
Answered by B - Fri Nov 6 17:15:21 2009
What should I do about pain in a tooth with a temporary crown?
Q. I had the temporary crown put in last week, and it will be in place for 3 weeks while I am waiting for the permanent crown to be made. I started having toothache type pain in this tooth 3 days after the procedure. Tylenol and Alleve completely resolve the pain, but I have to take it on schedule, or the pain returns. Do I need to call my dentist? What will he do?
Asked by lucysmom - Tue Mar 14 14:14:05 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, call the dentist. It is normal to have sensitivity with a temporary crown if the tooth has not previously had a root canal but you shouldn't be having a great deal of pain. Also, if you had the crown done last week then that's 4 weeks it's taking for the permanent crown to come back in from the lab... that's insane... it generally takes no more than 2 weeks.
Answered by Cherriest - Tue Mar 14 15:06:44 2006
Q. I had the temporary crown put in last week, and it will be in place for 3 weeks while I am waiting for the permanent crown to be made. I started having toothache type pain in this tooth 3 days after the procedure. Tylenol and Alleve completely resolve the pain, but I have to take it on schedule, or the pain returns. Do I need to call my dentist? What will he do?
Asked by lucysmom - Tue Mar 14 14:14:05 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, call the dentist. It is normal to have sensitivity with a temporary crown if the tooth has not previously had a root canal but you shouldn't be having a great deal of pain. Also, if you had the crown done last week then that's 4 weeks it's taking for the permanent crown to come back in from the lab... that's insane... it generally takes no more than 2 weeks.
Answered by Cherriest - Tue Mar 14 15:06:44 2006
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