yes, because when you laugh your diaphragm contracts and relaxes causing stress and in turn causes soreness.
Someone's voice might sound funny if they're sick, like they have a sore throat and their voice is really raspy, or their nose is stuffed up and their voice sounds all nasally.
it hurts because the shot goes right through your skin and touches the nerve there
For the first little while you have lobe piercing(s), it kinda itches and can be sore, but after they are completely healed, you don't notice you have earrings in at all. As with everything, there are exceptions. If you put in heavy earrings, you will notice it or if you have an allergy to a metal in the earring(s) the area will become irritated and sore. If you go in for a first time lobe piercing, I recommend getting surgical steel or gold to prevents allergic reactions to the metal.
Stretching any piercing takes time (to do it correctly). It really depends on your anatomy. I would suggest waiting at least 3 to 4 weeks between stretches or until they aren't sore from the previous stretch. I would also suggest only stretching about 1 or 2 mm each time. Stretching faster than that can result in nasty blowouts. Listen to your body. If it hurts, downsize and take care of it.
ADP and ATP are used by living things to sore and supply energy. The energy originally comes from the Sun.
yes...usually its just a really really high fever..but sore throats are exceptional....you may have it or not during the swine flu
Nick Jonas, he's just really competitive.
Just get a friend or someone to massage it. It feels really good. And it also helps to stretch out your sore muscles so they don't tense up.
It really doesn't hurt all that bad, it's just sore a little bit after
not nessasarily just try washing it but if it iches really bad then more than likely
If you have a cramping feeling in your torso (possibly near the stomach), it could mean that you have sore muscles in that are and that when the diaphragm lifts to let air flow through your lungs, the sore muscles contract, which causes the pain -- unless it really is hurting directly in your stomach.
They are growing!
Work out really well and find out
Yes you should it helps the pain I have a really sore back too and the heat pack is really helping
It's like a really bad pinch and then its gone Just be really careful touching it cause it'll be sore so move it slow
It may sooth the symptoms but it doesn't really help heal a sore. Get some cold sore cream like Abreva and apply it regularly to the sore.
Really sore. if your not used to it.