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any causes, there is a change in metabolism and alteration in hypothalamus that leads to alteration in body temperature.

Depending on where the temperature was taken (rectal, oral etc.) it is seen as a very mild/mild fever. Although that being said, each individual's temperature varies and 37.2 could very well be a normal temperature.

R.I.C.E, standing for Rest, Icing, Compression, and Elevation. The same is true for the left leg.

This can be caused by a large variety of issues. It can be anything from a pulled muscle to a blood clot. Some problems may not be very serious at all, but others can even be life threatening. Anything that has been going on for this long needs to be discussed with your doctor. They need to go over all of the symptoms, any conditions you may have, and maybe run some tests.

pinched nerves in your back often send the pains around your body on the nerves to be pains along the nerves in the rib,chest or heart areas.when you laugh the spine is moving enough to put more pressure on the nerves to cause pain.

Not in most countries nowadays. Great Britain law used to consider suicide a 'crime' but repealed that law some 50 years ago. US law does not consider it a crime, although some States do consider attempts at suicide a criminal act but rarely prosecute, and never in case of terminal illness.

Aiding and abetting at suicide however is a crime in many countries since this covers the very sensitive field of euthanasia. Many (Western) countries now have whole sets of rules and regulations regarding this.

yes it can travel from one to the other in fact it can travel back and fourth at its leisure sometimes physical therapy can help

shoulder pain can come from the rotator cuff is there a tear or shelf the cuff sets on sometimes the pain is so bad then they end up operating if it doesn't get better up to the orthopedic dr

no. only someone in the certified medical field can.

The diaphragm is a muscle and can sometimes become painful. It usually presents as a sharp horizontal pain just below the lungs and middle back when inhaling.

usually a pulled ligament or swine flu

could be stress, use of to many pillows while sleeping, lifting, stretching wrong, there are lots of different answers for this but if it doesn't get better with ice or pain meds like Advil etc.. i would go get it looked at by a doctor

Colon cancer. You need to get a colonoscopy without delay to see id there is a tumor.

Many different things can cause pain with each heartbeat in the chest. Some of them are harmless. However, one of them killed my cousin. Why don't you see a doctor and have it checked out. I would hesitate to guess with just that description.

Pain in the chest wall around the breastbone (or sternum) is the most characteristic feature of the condition known as costochondritis.

Hap kido can be used most easily without causing physical pain to opponent, however a skilled enough warrior is able to use any fighting style or methods o self defense without hurting anyone.

Pain that shifts is pain that started in one place but 'moved' to include a new area. Sometimes, this is referred pain.

B/L Knee means Bilateral knees, i guess

It sounds like you have shin splints. While it is unlikely that your legs will break from running, you could experience a stress fracture if you don't take appropriate measures.

You may try:

• Resting more between runs
• Buying proper footwear for running (shock absorbing insoles)
• Gradually increasing your run distances
• analyzing how you are running, as your technique may be contributing to high stress on your shins
• Engaging in other activities to try to lose weight, such as swimming or biking

Keep up your hard work!

If the pain is very bad, you should see a doctor or orthopedic surgeon. They will suggest things you can do, such as taking medication (pain relievers), refraining from activity which stresses the knee or applying heat or cold compresses to the knee. Other treatments such as acupressure may also help.

Deffinately. It depends greatly on how low your actual calcium is but I suffer from hypocalcemia and my bones ache alot along with muscle cramps and tetany.

Yes, adrenaline puts you into a state in which you are much stronger than you would normally be and it also blocks out pain.