What you are referring to as 'popped out' is most often called a subluxation. And, I'm assuming that when you say it was 'put in' that you had a chiropractic adjustment. If this is recurring, then the most likely cause is muscle tension. The muscles that are most likely affecting this condition in your upper back could be the rhomboids or mid-trapezius.
no chains are a blacksmith tool a scab can be more painful depending on the size of the chain but chains are always heavier
You can wrap your ankle tightly every night or any chance you get , that should help
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One month is not at all normal to be constipated and could be dangerous. You will need to see your doctor to determine the cause.
It is not normal for hair to be painful at the roots, at least, not unless someone is pulling on your hair.
40-99 mg/dl (0-1month) (Meites, S. Ed. "Pediatric Clinical Chemistry", 2nd edition.)
No it is not normal bcoz it will be painful
It's not really painful but it makes life a lot harder than for a "normal person" and makes you really tired.
Painful urination is not common to pregnancy, however, urinary tract infections are and those can cause painful urination. regardless you need to be seen by a doctor.
Yes, it is painful I know, but it will get better soon.
Yes its perfectly normal i do it all day, carry on.ANS 2 -No, this is definitely not normal, or desirable - it may be quite painful.
Yes and it can even be painful.
It is definutely not normal, you should go see a doctor.you might be morphing into a female,
it is normal. if it becomes too painful then i strongly recomend you go on the pill. it worked for me.
Menstruation can be painful, but not always and no one should tolerate pain thinking that it's normal. Menstrual cramps are common but not a normal part of healthy menstruation, most women can easily prevent cramps as long as there is no underlying health problem.