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mecobalamin is for vit. B12 supplements and gabapectin for neuro pathy..

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Left Atrial Abnormality is a finding on electrocardiograms (EKG). It is suggestive but not diagnostic of an enlarged left atrium, the chamber receiving blood from the lungs.

The most common cause of a big left atrium is high blood pressure but it is by far not the only cause. Other causes include mitral valve disease (valve separating left atrium and left ventricle) and left heart failure (cardiomyopathies).

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There are many more than 5 pulse points on the human body. However, we can start with these: # Carotid -- side of the neck # Radial -- the wrist # Femoral -- near the groin # Pedal -- on the foot # Brachial -- at the inside of the elbow or under the shoulder.

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lymphoma- theres a lymph node right there and swelling will cause pain

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Well, it depends on the pain, but the thing most people do is ice it for a while.

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Usually heart disease.

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Place a pad between the broken toe, and the next one to separate them, but not too much. Then use medical tape to tape the two toes together to stabilize the break. Do not change the dressing, unless it really needs it. Do not get it wet. Keep it on for 3 to 4 weeks. Then check to see how it is. Do not keep the dressing on for weeks and weeks, but if you feel that it needs a bit longer, redress for another week. If you have a broken 'big' toe go to the hospital, but for the others the treatment is as above.

For big toes, the doctor will often tell you to wear an orthopedic flat shoe, and though it looks dorky, it will help your big toe heal properly. You won't realize how much you use it until you can't.

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Yes a hairline fracture can heal by itself but the treatment modality depends on the age of the patient, type of fracture and the effected bone.

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yes

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Whether or not it hurts depends on your tolerance of pain. That said, getting a tattoo on a muscle is the least painful place to get one.

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A sinus infection? Dehydration? Drink more water anyway. NOW.

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It could mean anything. You should have a doctor check it out as soon as possible. If it is a cancerous growth, then you will want it caught early.

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sometimes it dose and sometimes no

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no it is not it, is danger/hazard free.

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The atria are found in the heart, the two small chambers at the top. In heart failure LVF LEFT VENTRICULAR FAILURE blood doesn't flow round heart properly so this chamber of the heart doesn't work well

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In my experience it sure has. I've successfully recommended it to four friends so far. It's homeopathic and (I think) all natural; one of its main ingredients is arnica. A month's supply is in a small 2-oz pump-spray bottle.

The label reads "Pain and stiffness relief from: arthritis, old injuries, back, neck and shoulder, fibromyalgia, carpal tunnel, TMJ, sports."

I get occasional arthritis pain in my knees if I walk a lot, so tried this product. You start by spraying 4 pumps, 4 times a day, under your tongue. (This type of "delivery" speeds up getting it into your bloodstream, without getting mixed up and diluted in your digestive system.)

In my case my pain was gone overnight, but most of my friends (who have heavier pain) have taken up to three or four days before it really took hold for them.

After that you can cut down the number of pumps and/or times per day. Even if you stop, the effect lasts for days or weeks, depending on the amount of pain.

I keep it around for when my knees ache -- and also spray several times _before_ expected pain from activities (like the day before shopping trips).

The taste is pleasant, the cost is moderate, it's natural, easy to use, and it really works. They have a website. You can order online. You can get automatic shipment (like every month, every 2, or 3 months, etc.) and you can change or cancel at any time with no hassle at all.

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you had a clotted nosebleed, injured An internal organ or vommited too much Depends on where the blood came from. If the blood comes from a nosebleed, it means you have a contusion in your nose, and you're bleeding down into your mouth. This could also indicate bleeding gums, or lacerations in the mouth or throat. You use the term spitting up. If you mean vomiiting blood, you're discussing a hemorrhage -- and this one requires a 911 call (possibilities include upper or lower gastric hemorrhage, esophageal varices, and other conditions). If you mean coughing up blood, this could indicate an insult to the lungs -- a visit to the hospital is called for now. If the bleeding is copious, call 911. A little more information would go a long way in helping me answer this.

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It depends on the cause of the pain. If it is recent, red, hot, swollen, then apply ice, apply a compressive bandage, elevate, and rest. If it doesn't get better in a day or two, see a doctor.

If it is chronic, and only mild pain, you may try heat and or massage.

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Have you given any thought to possible kidney infection? It could be a compressed disk. Mine was on the right side.

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Muscle or Myofacial pain in the head is when the muscles in the back of the head pain and tense up.

Most commonly caused by stress, also could be caused by whiplash, or even sleeping on a specific area of the neck in a way that caused the muscles in the back of the head to tense up.

Myofacial pain may develop from a muscle injury or from excessive strain on a particular muscle or a group of muscles, ligament or tendon.

Other causes include:

-Injury to inter-vertebral disc.

-General fatigue.

-Repetitive motions.

-Medical conditions (from heart attack to stomach irritation).

-Lack of activity (such as a broken limb in a sling or cast).

Kimber :)

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I have found that one of the medications I am taking causes breast fullness and tenderness. Also I have burning in my nipples and sometimes they become very hard. So if you are taking medications you may want to check out all the side affects and see if that may be what is causing it. Either way if it continues; have a talk with your doctor about it.