Back Neck and Spinal Pain

Yes, Accutane can cause back pain. Back pain (and joint pain) are a common side effect of taking Accutane.

Teeter inversion tables are great for a number of things including back pain! The teeter reduces a lot of pressure in areas like your discs and on your nerves. It helps rehydrate injured discs by taking pressure off the discs. The teeter also helps loosen tense muscles, and then by doing so also helps realign the spine.

Um Wow your 12..What are you doing having sex that early anyways

But yes its very normal to feel like that during preggos im not pregnant but i think i am and cramping and pain is apart of it

Try doing some stretching exercises of your back and legs before you begin - they are easily found online. If you have the time, a short walk around the block may also do the trick.

I suggest taking some ibuprofen before you begin. You can go online and look up exercises that help to strengthen your back as well. They are simple and really work.

pain in back of neck which caused slow function of brain

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eye burning sensation. pain in back of neck which caused slow function of brain

cannot see clearly

eye burning sensation.

i would recommend you go to a doctor but you can also check your symptoms at web md.com that might help you some

Yes. When a nerve is wrapped up against a part of the spine in the lower back, it causes pain. An Anthropologist can put someone under anesthesia and then move the nerve further away from the spine.

For me yes. Usually the day after I put my new patch (happens to be today) on after my period I have to run to the bathroom to throw up 3 or 4 times. My head explodes and my back is killing me. But with the pill I feel sick everyday... Also, I have been using the patch for about 3 years very happily and all of this just started a few months ago.

Neck stiffness is not one of the side effects of taking Biaxin. It is most likely being caused by something else.

Yes you can. Chills and fever are signs of infection and it is quite possible to have a miscarriage without infection. A very early miscarriage may also be painless, though a later one witll probably give you cramps and/or lower back pain.

I take Cymbalata total 60mg daily and ropinirole (generic for requip) .25 mg 3 tablets at bedtime. I have found my leg pain to be virtually gone. I do have lower back problems and RLS so these two are helping. I hope it stay this way.

nether excidrin back and body and heat pads if needed

Cervical discectomies are done for cervical spine arthritis called as spondylosis.

They are also done for compression of the spinal cord or a nerve root.

If the discectomy is done from the front of the cervical spine, fusion is generally done. if the patient is young and disease is at single level, cervical disc replacement can also be done to avoid fusion and preserve motion, but studies say the outcomes are the same with both the procedures.

If the nerve root compression is the only problem then the nerve root decompression can also be done by what is called as cervical formainotomy where the spine is approached from the back. If this procedure is done fusion is not necessary.

A cyst on the neck is caused by a plugged sebaceous (oil) gland...

Mid-back pain is rarely the cause of tingling fingers.

Numb arm & tingling fingers are most likely related. The cause? Anything from a pinched nerve in the neck to a spasming muscle (on the same side as the arm/fingers tingling) in the upper back near the spine.

You need an exam and proper xrays... See an orthopaedic physician.

I disagree with this guy! I searched these exact symptoms and found this post. I have the symptoms that you describe, and when I empty the cyst the symptoms stop. The contents of this cyst smell funkier than anything I have ever experienced. I have to think that this cyst, or the crap that it contains, impinges on a nerve and causes the other symptoms.

Sharp back pain from falling off of a horse could be a broken tailbone. It could also mean that you threw your spine out of alignment or have a pinched nerve.

Yes, tonic water has a pH around 4, so it is acidic.

Vicodin is probably the strongest. ------------------------------------------ Vicodin is not the strongest of the medications you asked about. Lortab, Vicodin, and Lortab are all brand names (made by different pharmaceutical companies) that contain hydrocodone bitartrate and acetaminophen. They are all available in the same dosage as the Lortab 10 mg, precribed for you. The drug (Lortab 10) prescribed for you contains 10 mg of hydrocodone. Any other hydrocodone/APA (acetaminophen = Tylenol) drug that contains 10 mg of hydrocodone is identical in strength, as far as hydrocodone is concerned. Norco is a brand name for a hydrocodone drug, and the only one I'm aware of that contains less acetaminophen (APAP) than the otherse. If it turns out your back pain ends up to be a chronic problem, a lower dosage of APAP will be important, in regard to saving you from liver damage. Hydrocodone does not obliterate intolerable chronic pain. If you're lucky, it will take the edge off. If this is the boat you find yourself in, ask you doctor to prescribe Norco (or its generic equivalent) which contains the same amount of hydrocodone, with less (liver damaging) APAP. All pharmaceutical companies that manufacture pain meds containing hydrocodone make them in different doses. So, regardless of the brand name, a drug containing hydrocodone can contain either 2.5 mg, or 5 mg, or 7.5 mg, or 10 mg of hydrocodone. Check out rxlist.com, where you can search for a drug by name (hydrocodone) and it will show you all the brand names of drugs containing hydrocodone, along with the doses available, and the amount of APAP included.

With a bad chest cold you generally cough a great deal and since organs are attached to the spin the coughing will make the body ache (especially the back, ribs and stomach. Please see your doctor to get medication to stop the constant coughing.

Hello , I have been a medical assistant for the past 7yrs. and I currently work in a urology office. Pain in the lower back is a symptom of a kidney or bladder infection. You should see your doctor right away and have your urine checked just to be sure there is no infection. If there is no infection, then speak to your doctor about possible side effects of dialysis. I hope this has been of help, and I hope you feel better soon, Amy

Neural foraminal stenosis is a condition in which a spinal nerve is compressed, causing pain and numbness of the lower back or the neck. It can be caused by herniated or bulging discs, bone spurs, or collapse of the spinal disc space.

Your one week past nine months, and experiencing a variety of symptoms of concern to you. Yes, you should contact your doctor. He will know about your situation, and can advise you as to what - if anything - needs to be done.

Absolutely!!!!!! I would bet you are!!! I too am experiencing the frequent urination and the excessive saliva, please let us know how it goes.

Yo need to go and see a qualified medical practitioner (a doctor) about this as soon as possible.