Pain

Give it a few days to go away. Next time try different positions with your body and your mouth so you don't get so tired. You can also try heat packs and some ibuprofen or asprin, if it's that bad. Cold packs might work too, but I think heat would be better.

The tiredness and weightloss suggest depression, or less severe stress. But if you mean "lumps on right side", as in lumps in your breasts...I'd go to the doctor ASAP. It could be a range of things some to worry about, some not. So just to be sure I'd go get checked.

not sure i have a little lump just above hair line on right side of head close to my right ear now this morning i have fluid in my right ear4 . no my ear does nt hurt nor does the lump unless i touch it. had a big lump in middle of head couple days ago a was really sore and ozzing .

well it is very addicting

If the pain doesnt go away a stent can help there ok for a few days

Are you a woman? Sometimes endometriosis is misdiagnosed as IBS. Endo is an immune system and hormonal disease that affects women and girls. Pain is the most common symptom (many start with "killer cramps" just during their period). Gastrointestinal symptoms are very common.
Check out the website, www.EndometriosisAssn.org and the book, Endometriosis: The Complete Reference for Taking Charge of Your Health, by Mary Lou Ballweg.
Good luck!

No, it can be caused by many other things such as migrane, nerve problems, back problems etc..... If you are worried about menengitus call a doctor or try nhs direct.

Yes, a change in elevation can cause joint pain.

If you are experiencing pain with flatulence, you might have a small fissure or tear in your anal muscle or an inflamed hemorrhoid. See your doctor to be sure.

Pain around the tummy button, above the umbilicus.

Generally a doctor will have to diagnose you with shingles, and then he will start you a treatment with antiviral medicines. However, over-the-counter medicines can help, such as aspirin or ibuprofen for the pain.

First check to see if it is on fire. If it is on fire, put the fire out. If it is not on fire, ask your doctor.

Yes , because the feet lack the callouses of feet used to walking barefooted .

Ok so I'm a black belt so I know what I'm talking about so i just want you to know that before you read my answer

The first way that i would think of to hurt someone bad is with a pen and stab them really hard in that soft fleshy part between your shoulder and your neck. I personally use a Key Bong. its a Korean weapon that most people don't know of. so use that if you have one but a pen will hurt too. just not nearly as much as a Key Bong.

try pressing with a pen relatively hard there. then imagine being stabbed with a pen or a metal stick there. >.< ouch

you can always stuff a pen up their nose >:D I have done that before.

I think that you get the picture that I like fighting with a pen or Key Bong.

If you prefer fists, punch them with your first knuckle on the side of their head in their temple. Upper cut in someones stomach really hard. knock them out of breath. if its a guy, rip his ballz off.

you can always break some bones if your willing to go that far.

hope this helps

Note: I have practiced all of these on some guy that was trying to rape my Girl Friend. he was in alot of pain.

I have not heard of poisoning as a cause of leg pain. So in my humble opinion, the answer is no.

Most teenagers have knee pains because its growth spuur, you are growing and maybe becoming taller

Adenodynia
adenalgia

aden/o (root word referring to glands)
-algia (suffix for pain)

might be an STI go to the doctor.

Internal or external to what? The knee joint?

There are a number of knee ligaments e.g. anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments are internal to the knee joint but the medial and lateral collateral ligaments are external to the knee joint

It certainty can if you have had back pain before; being in front of a direct ac blast will make the pain worse.

could be a pancreas problem, do you feel better if you bend over?

Could be a case of food poisoning - could also be something else so you'd better get a check up.

Today my sister got the same thing... she was crying in pain, I don't think she has a head ache though... Shes gone to the hospital and I havn't heard anything yet... I would say its a kidney infection.

I don't know for sure, but I've been having the same problem, it's a real sharp shooting pain in the lower right hand side, and it shoots downwards. I have frequent UTI's so I'm thinking that I probably have another one and that's what's causing my pain. I'm drinking lots of cranberry juice and it seems to be better today. If it continues, go to the doctor, you might have a UTI.

It depends on what drug you are taking and how much you took of it.

try some carmex outside of your nose and when you inhale, it might make you feel better. Also try something like vapor patches/ rub. I actually have this symptom right now and this is whats helping me. Hope it helps you.

Mydol (c) is specific to female pain associated with pre-menstrual and menstrual cramping. It targets the uterine muscle. A man taking Mydol would be like a woman taking a drug to treat prostate enlargement; e.g. of no use to either one since he doesn't have a uterus and no use because she doesn't have a prostate gland.