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Muscle Pain
Muscle pain refers to the pains affecting the muscles. It is usually associated with overuse, tension or muscle injury from workout or physically-demanding activities. Muscle pain can also be a symptom of conditions affecting the whole body, including infections and disorders.
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if you sprained your elbow then you would have some of the following symptoms: not able to move elbow, hurts when you stretch out your arm.
did you take a blow to the elbow, or fall on your outstretched arm if so then it would most likely be badly sprained or broken
What makes your right arm hurt at the nerve and cause sharp pains?
The left intercostobrachialnerve is responsible for referred pain on the inner left arm during a myocardial infarction or heart attack. The nerve may become irritated during a heart attack causing referred pain down the arm.
What is a left atrial abnormality?
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).
The act of being a Woosy and complaining about an injury to cover up for ones weakness
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What does it mean to have severe muscle pain?
No contributor to this site can diagnose physical or mental illnesses, diseases, pregnancy or suggest medical procedures over the internet, nor is it the purpose of this site for them to do so. The best that can be offered is general advice which can never be personal to anyone asking a question as we are not aware of all the circumstances. If you are truly worried about your condition then you must seek local medical attention.
that would be the blood rushing through those areas
Infection spreading may be cause limber pain,
If your heart hurts what could be the matter with it?
Are you sure your 'heart' is what is hurting? There are a lot of 'body parts' in the area of your heart. How long have you had this 'hurting' feeling? It could be:
- indigestion. acid reflux or 'heartburn'
- Stomach ulcers
- Gall bladder problems
- Chest pain or inflammation from previous injuries to your chest,
- Muscle pains in your chest (over exercising or heavy lifting),
- Nerve damage from your arms or shoulders (as in carpal tunnel syndrome or shoulder strains)
You could have problems with your heart, but you'll need to see a doctor who'd need to perfom several tests. {Heart attacks are usually accompanied by severe pain felt in the left arm, travelling up to your jaw as if you had a bad toothache, as well as shortness of breath and sweating. Women don't always show all of these symptoms (sometimes only having toothache-like symtopms) and are usually considered to only have digestive problems. An EKG test is necessary to find out if the person has had a heart attack}. SEE A DOCTOR!
How do you get rid of soreness overnight?
put ice on the sore spot, not for longer then 20 mins then apply heat to it
Your penis size is proven to increase in this situation.
What is it called that will help you maintain movement ability in your joints?
Stretching will help you.
It is spelled 'sciatica'. It is a pain in lower back, radiating through the whole leg to the toes. It is extremely painful. One usually required trigger point shots, or, in worse cases, epidural injections directly into the spine. Strong pain killers are usually prescribed.
On the natural side, gentle exercises and stretching help a lot.
Psychogenic refers to conditions or symptoms that originate from psychological factors rather than physiological causes. This can include mental health issues that manifest as physical symptoms, such as pain or dysfunction, without a clear medical explanation. Psychogenic disorders often involve emotional or psychological stressors that influence an individual’s physical well-being. Treatment typically involves psychological therapies and support to address the underlying mental health issues.
I may be hemihyperplasia which is a genetic disorder and it can not be treated
Is spondylolisthesis of the spine a serious problem?
Yes, spondylolisthesis of the spine is always considered a serious problem. This is true because spondylolisthesis by definition is a problem of instability and misalignment, and as such always has the potential to suddenly worsen.
Spondylolisthesis the forward movement or slippage of one spinal bone (vertebra) in relation to the position of the vertebra that is immediately below it. The forward movement is theoretically possible in any area of the spine, but is more common in cervical spine (neck) and the lower spine (low back). Spondylolisthesis occurs either as a result of weakness of the structure of a spinal bone when a part (pars interarticularis) is not formed correctly, or as a result of violent trauma to the spine that causes fracture of the spinal bone that allows for this abnormal movement.
This abnormal alignment problem can at times be minimal and hard to detect even with careful measurement, and at other times the amount of forward movement can be considerable in which the two vertebrae almost lose contact from each other.
Any degree of forward movement in a case of spondylolisthesis represents instability to the spinal column where it occurs and thus a serious threat to the spinal cord, as well as cause pain and reduced spinal movement.
Pain is the first symptom that alerts to a developing spondylolisthesis, sometimes mild and occasional, or sometimes constant and severe. Even if a spondylolisthesis causes slight pain or even no pain, it should be considered serious because every case of forward slippage of a vertebra has the potential to suddenly become worse as a result of a sudden fall, automobile accident or simply the advancement of the spinal spondylosis (aging of the spine).
I practiced outpatient orthopedic PT for 10 years. You shouldn't play through this if it is recurring. Every time you feel the sharp pain you are probably re-straining the muscle tissue causing inflammation and pain...which increases your overall healing time. Chronic strain to muscle tissue can cause significant scarring and predispose you to future injury in the same muscle. I would recommend avoiding ANY activity that causes the sharp pain for 7-10 days. Do PAIN-FREE quad stretches and EASE into kicking by starting with easy passing and NO shots or long balls. You should have NO pain with these activities. At 2 weeks start with longer passing and eventually easy shots on goal. If you re-injure the muscle, rest, and apply ice for 20min 2-3/day for 24-48 hrs. Then start with the stretches and process listed above. Best of luck.
