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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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there might have been allot of scar tissue it might be stiff from the injury still you will have to get back on track as you go its not good to push yourself i would see if your Dr will get you some physical therapy to help loosen it up
How do you solve muscle pain in legs after walking?
i rest my legs in a straight position while applying heat to the hurting area, and sometimes i take a nice warm bath...but i usually get prune fingers :(...btw: what does this have to do with gorillas?
Without an exam I would say this is a muscle spasm... The act of twisting (to pop your back) would 'stretch' the spasming muscle...
Why such severe pain in left butt cheek for several years?
There could be many reasons as to why you are experiencing pain in the butt cheek. But the only way to have it evaluated is to see your doctor.
The hydrogen ions in your body make you feel the pain because oxygen (found in the muscle) and hydrogen ions are opposites (-ve and +ve). hope that helped :)
Depression, anxiety,stress,dehydration and sleeplessness
Can't help you on this one, but if you do find out, let me know.
I have the same thing.
What could the problem be if you have a lower backache but hurts worse on the left side?
Have you given any thought to possible kidney infection? It could be a compressed disk. Mine was on the right side.
Where would you find Vital therapy pain relieving cream?
Currently blue dog direct is the only company that has the product at this time.
There are rumors that the FDA is trying to ban the product as soon as they can prove the product Vital Therapy Copper Cream is a cure for joint and muscle pain.
Sounds like a pinched nerve to me.
Why does the back of my knee feel as if I need to stretch it or click the bones?
Its frustrating, a similar feeling to when you need to click your knuckles, or stretch a muscle.
Sometimes. Myalgia (pain in a muscle) itself is a symptomof various causes, such as injury, strain, many diseases, disorders, and infections, including bacterial or viral infections, which are contagious and the symptom of muscle pain could be called viral myalgia when the cause is a virus. In that case, the virus would be contagious.
However if you catch the same virus that is causing another person to have symptoms of muscle pain, you may or may not also have the same symptoms since each individual's response to infection can be different. You could have caught the contagious virus they had, but you may not have "caught" the same exact symptoms. Instead of muscle pain, you might have headaches or muscle weakness or other such effects of the virus.
To name only some contagious diseases and infections that can cause myalgia, they are:
- Influenza
- Other viruses, e.g., polio and noroviruses (viral "stomach flu", aka viral gastroenteritis)
- Bacterial infections, such as an abscess of a muscle
- Lyme disease
- Malaria
- The common cold, e.g., rhinoviruses and coronaviruses
Opiate agreement contracts are not typically legal contracts. They are a means to establish boundaries between you and your physician. Depending upon the state, your physician may dismiss you for no reason. Opiate withdrawal is not always harmful. Typically a trained qualified pain physician will try to wean you from opiate medications depending upon how egregious the opiate violation may have been. If the physician cannot get good information from the patient on current medication ingestion, this can be difficult. Of course death from opiate overdose is always more harmful than surviving withdrawal.
Why do you keep having reoccurring migraines and you cant stomach food 15 female no not on a period?
Migraine is a neurological disease/disorder and it has many different triggers that can precipitate an attack. It affects many body systems including the digestive system. Nausea and vomiting are often a part of a Migraine attack.
Hormonal Migraine is often associated with puberty. Menstrual Migraine is usually associated with the beginning of menstruation.
Is it normal to feel numb after taking out a tampon?
No, it's not normal to feel numb when you've removed a tampon. Your vagina doesn't have much in the way of feeling so it would be unusual to be able to feel that your vagina was numb to begin with. If your vagina feels numb then consider you may be sensitive to something in the tampons you're using.
Will taking Viagra and cialis together cause leg pain?
I don't know about viagra buy cialis causes me terrible leg, buttock, and leg pain. I tool 1/2 of the 20 mg. and the next day the pain was so terrible I thought I was going to have to go to emergency room.. I will not take it again
What would happen if something went wrong with the muscular system?
it would not provide stability, produce motion, or generate heat
Pleurisy portrays the midsection torment syndrome described by a sharp midsection torment that exacerbates with relaxing.
Pleurisy is brought on by aggravation of the linings around the lungs (the pleura), a condition otherwise called pleuritis. There are two layers of pleura: one blanket the lung (termed the instinctive pleura) and the other blanket the inward divider of the midsection (the parietal pleura). These two layers are greased up by pleural liquid.
Collagen vascular diseases: arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis
Cancers: for example, the spread of lung cancer or breast cancer to the pleura
Pulmonary embolism: blood clump inside the veins to the lungs. These lumps once in a while extremely diminish blood and oxygen to partitions of the lung and can bring about expiration to that divide of lung tissue (termed lung dead tissue).
What home remedies treat repetitive strain injury?
The body heals naturally, but to facilitate recovery drink a lot of water and try to avoid consuming caffiene. Limit the use of the particular body part under strain.
