Pain

It could be a pulled muscle, or if you have any medical conditions then it could be that. Or it could be an allergic reaction to something. I used breath spray that had propolis in it then i saw the 'this product contains propolis which may cause an allergic reaction' label, I looked it up. Turns out it could give you an allergic reaction if you have asthma, bee stings, bee pollen, or if your pregnant.

I think you should just look at the ingredients of what your eating if you think its an allergic reaction.

You could see a doctor too.

This is a condition know as edema. It is caused by poor circulation in the extremities, most commonly, but not exclusively, due to water retention or diabetes.

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There are some liquid pain killer such as hydrocodone, as in Tylenol with codine, and vicodin comes in liquid form.and methadone is a liquid pain reliever. hope that helps. they all need presciptions from a doctor.

If you've ever had an injury to your neck (whiplash, 'burner' playing football/sports, etc.) pressure on the nerve at the C6/7 disk (cervical spine - your neck) can cause those symptoms. Usually you'll also feel pain down the particular nerve, but not always.

If it's not neck / nerve related, then it's likely local to the area itself, e.g., ergonomic stress from repetitive motion tasks.

Try and narrow it down to when it first started, then think if there was anything that you started doing differently - new job, activity, food supplement, medicine, new computer, chair, etc. anything that would've altered the way you use your arm and hand. If your arm and neck haven't been injured recently or in the past, then ergonomic stress is usually the culprit. The trick is figuring out what activity is causing it, and it's usually something simple that you do all the time that you don't think about. Remember also that as we get older, things that used to heal quickly in the past don't do so as fast as they used to.

It could be a bone spur in your foot. Bone spur pain is often most intense after long periods of rest from being on your feet. The reason for this is: As you move during the day, the nerves surrounding the spur adjust around the spur so that the heel spur is not digging into them. After long periods of rest, such as when sleeping, the nerves relax back into their normal position. Thus, when you get out of bed in the morning, pain can become intense as you are putting weight on the heel for the first time causing the spur to be pushed into the sensitive nerves and tissues.
Foot pain in the morning are caused by biomechanical problems resulting from a lot walking (legwork)

HPV is normally painless.

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Yes, pain and stress can cause impatience. Stress is the body's response to a real or percieved danger, and one of the responses is anxiety, and that is a lot like impatience.

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That is a hard answer to give without an examination, & may require other studies like an x-ray or an MRI. You should seek the advice of your physician or chiropractor. Mild causes could be a spastic or tight muscle, a trigger-point, or a lipoma. Other serious causes could be a bony growth from your spine that might be seen on an x-ray. Again this is something you should seek a professional for advice on.

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There are arthritic, age-related changes at the fifth lumbar vertebrae.

Absolutely it can. However as stated this question is so open and broad that it is relatively meaningless. What kind of blood test, there are hundreds, what kind of Pain medicine> Aspirin is a "pain med" but so is Morphine, worlds apart. consider restating the question, if you want the answer to be more meaningful.

Mainly because as people get older the develop something called Osteoporosis

It makes bones more brittle and easier to break to elder people in return have to be more careful rather than like kids who can run jump and play.

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no, they just feel disabilities. For example: If it were missing a body part, then it would notice, and want it back.

When it rains, you have probably heard your weather man refer to it as a low-pressure system. Pain associated with rain is because of atmospheric pressure changes.

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I have had a period like that my doctor said its normal for girls to do that on there period.and the heating pad will help.:)

lots of things if it is severe you should go to the emergency room. It could be a ruptured spleen, pancreatitis, internal bleeding, etc.

There are many things for it, but you should consult a doctor while emergency. pneumonia, pleurisy, bowel movements, indigestion, blood in stool, and ulcers can be the reasons for the upper abdominal pain.

probably your rectus fibularis, which is located in the sattrorial butearis in the congelitus

Working out, lunges. I have it to just soak it in Epsom salt in a hot bath. Then massage them. Takes a day or two but hope it works!

These could all connected with each other... "The hip-snapping" sounds like either arthritis of the hip (are you having pain in your groin? That would mean severe hip arthritis) or maybe a ligament on the outside of your hip & thigh snapping over a part of the outer hip-bone. The upper back heel pain could be because you have to favor your hip when you walk, and that could make the lower area in back of your leg hurt... (either leg), and the opposite flank pain could certainly be because of the abnormal posture in walking the way you do, making you use muscles in a way that is not normal... I hope you can get help for this problem!!

It is not necessarily arthritis- it could be a hip impingment, which can be corrected (and would also cause groin pain)