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How do you stop stomach aches?
In order to know how to stop stomach aches, it depends on the cause of the ache. For example, you might have a stomach ache because you are anxious about something. Learning to take deep breaths and calm down can help. If you have a stomach ache because of menstruation, a painkiller can help relieve the pain.
How can I get a tummy ache?
Tummy ache is most commonly caused due to problems in the digestive system or from heartburn. You could also have dozens of other things causing your tummy ache, like menstruation or hernia.
How to prevent your head from hurting from the pressure on a plane?
you just be calm and relax to did not have a head ache
Does menstruation affect osteoarthritis?
Quite simply - yes, for me at lleast. At menstruation onset, I find that my joints ache more and are stiffer. This subsides over the following few days. The osteoarthritis doesn't go away but I lose some of the stiffness and overall aching.
What to do when you have a ear ache?
See your doctor, as you may have ear infection and that needs to be dealt with.
What is a homophone for ache?
The word ache has no homophones in the English language.
What is the plural of ache?
That is the correct spelling of "ache" (a pain, usually dull or continuous).
What is a ache a noun a verb or what?
Ache is a verb.
What is the plural for ache?
plural for ache is aches
What is the past tense of ache?
The past tense of ache is ached.
Is ice cream good during your menstruation?
It depends on the women. A lot of people say its not good, because it causes cramps, but some women do not get cramps during menstruation it all depends on the amount of hormones, or the individual women. Some women have cravings during menstruation and they crave ice cream. Eating Ice cream is okay, but if you start having bad cramps and feeling pain you may not want to eat it.
Why does your scalp ache?
Your scalp can ache if you have had your hair pulled back tightly. It can also ache if you have a migraine headache.
