Pain

I'm going to say yes

Possibly - take a test Just curious if u ever found out the answer to that I am having the same pains but just on one side..

If you are on a spring mattress, it could be that it is just a sore in your hip from the spring in the mattress. It could also mean you need a new mattress, if its soft for example try getting one that's a bit firmer.

Mine usually do, especially if it's a near bruise close to the bone. If it's just superficial, and a light one under the skin, it shouldn't hurt that much.

yep. the dentist use percocet (oxycodone) all the time

If you are having throat pain for more than 3 or 4 days, you may have strep throat. You will need to see a doctor.

Yes, particularly if you lifted a heavy grocery bag or the lift was from an awkward position. A pulled ligament is generally referred to as a sprain.

Your due any moment really, I would call my doctor and ask them about the pain. I had pain on my cervix when I was pregnant. That was because my child was breech.

No, they are untruly different conditions. Nephropathy, or something being nephrotic relates to kidney damage, namely to the nephews that make up the kidney, Neuropathy is a condition in which nerve cells are damaged. both lead to cellular death.

they are lined in that both are common complications of Diabetes. this is because in diabetes, small arteries tend to become blocked and inflamed. both nerve and kidneys cells .need these small arteries to supply them with blood, without which they tend to die.

try going to the chriopractor it always helps me

go to bed

I've been having lower back pains lately. It occurred to me that I've been having them since using the electric blanket. Coincidence? Maybe...

MS Contin is a timed released morphine drug, and while it's not a bad drug for severe pain, its relatively short effectiveness period (it's an Acute Pain drug, not a Chronic one) doesn't make it a "first choice" for long term chronic pain. It's good for occasional breakthrough pain, where a chronic pain drug like Duragesic patches or OxyContin is being used for primary pain.

If your pain is constant such that you have to use it every several hours (or earlier), then you should speak with your doctor about Pain Management and switching to a chronic pain drug like Duragesic. Duragesic controls moderate - severe pain for up to 72 hours. Of course pain is subjective and different for everyone, and is dependent on experience, pain tolerance, mental focus, and the amount of damage causing the problem and pain. For example, what I consider to be minor pain can feel excruciating for someone else because I've been dealing with severe pain for many years.

If you're not doing so, you should start keeping a Pain Diary. Pain Diaries allow you to track your pain over time, giving your doctor a visual document to see just how you view your pain. It's also required for most patients just beginning in Pain Management. You can get them in the publications section of the American Pain Foundation Website.

You're reading the dosage on the pill, which is generic. It should read as 5mg/325mg.

This is a common reference dosage for Oxycodone and Tylenol (Percocet). The first number is the dosage in milligrams of the Oxycodone component of the drug. The other number is the Tylenol component in the drug, or 325mg's.

Personally, I use Percocet 10/325's, the strongest dose available. You can augment the effectiveness of the drug by using OTC Tylenol, but don't exceed anymore than a total of 650mg's including the Percocet.

A small degree of swelling and redness is normal. Pus is not. If you're showing pus, you've got an infection. Get on it ASAP and do not treat this at home. The doc has to fix it.

Other things to look out for are oral temps over 99.5F, extreme hotness or redness at the site, dark lines radiating from the site, any discharge that isn't blood or clean serus fluid, and extreme pain at the site.

A cracked rib can be caused by a fall, excessive coughing, or just about anything. There is no real treatment for a cracked rib besides time.

Hypnotism can be dangerous when done by a non-professional, but those of us here at WikiAnswers are very proud of you for caring about your dad so much that you asked that question. Perhaps you can help him to call a doctor or hospital emergency room to get help. You can ask your school nurse if she has any suggestions of how to get your dad to a doctor.

LD in med terms stands for 1. Learning Disability 2. Lethal Dose 3. Lactate Dehydrogenase

Thomas Paine did not attend college. Although he was kicked out of school because he asked too many questions.

You can relieve liver pain by taking some over the counter medicine. You can also relieve liver pain by not drinking as much and going to the doctor. If you have liver pain I would seek medical attention.

The insect's sting's cure will be caused if we apply a soaked wet pad of ammonia water.

Without knowing more about your problem it is difficult to say. My first guess might be a pinched nerve.

No. Cymbalta is an anti-depressant, one of a class of drugs called "Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors, or SSRIs. It offers no pain relief, is not a narcotic, and is not habit-forming.

However, it is available by prescription only, and should only be taken under a doctor's orders.

Percoset (oxycodone) is stronger than lorcet (hydrocodone) so you need to convince him that you need stronger medication. Tell him that you just arent getting the same pain relief as you used to get when you started taking the pills, he will probably either prescribe stronger hydrocodone pills or swith to oxycodone and prescribe Percoset.

Most likely a gallbladder attack.