Pain

Yes, some spicy foods can cause your neuropathy to flare up. Other things that can flare your neuropathy include gluten, refined grains, added sugars, and saturated fat.

yes because there bodies are growing so fast

Yes it does...trigger Gout symptoms.

If you have a pain in your abdomen, you should probably go see a docteor, as you may have a ruptured appendix. The appendix has no known use, so if you're told you need to have it taken out, you're not going to die! The surgeon makes a small incision in the abdome, cuts it away from the intestine wall and sticks it in a jar for you to admire later. This operation only takes 30 minutes tops. Have you ever seen the movie Madeline? If you have, she goes to hospital for that reason; to have her appendix out. If you do have a ruptured appendix, (Appendictitis) and you leave it too long, you could end-up on your death-bed if you don't get treatment quick enough. So my advice to you is, if you are experiencing pain in your righ abdomen, go see a doctor NOW!!!

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It depends on the type of seizure the person has.

Grand mal seizures, the most widely known, which are full body convulsive seizures which will cause muscle pain as if you worked out all day without warming up. The person is noncontinuous during the seizure so any soreness comes after they would awake. Another common injury is you find, while all their muscles are convulsing, this including their jaw muscle, they bite their tongues (usually more severely than you might have done at dinner cause they can't immediately stop).

Then there is always the possibility that they could be in the middle of something that could cause a more serious industry if they had a seizure, for example: driving a car.

you might have appendicitis if it hurts really bad espicially when you walk its probably appendicitis you have to go to the hospital i had appendicitis and i knew because it hurt really bad and i couldn't stand straight you must go to the hospital and get a catscan you don't want your appendix to rupture

== == The word "strain" implies that there was an excess amount of force placed on the nerve and it was injured as a result. With a strain, one must rest the area for at least a week or longer depending on the amount of strain. Immediate application of ice within the first 12 hours would be appropriate and would help reduce the swelling and soreness. After the first 12 hours, application of warm moist heat is used to help soothe the area and increase circulation to the area which speeds healing.

The word "trapped" indicates that the nerve is trapped between two structures, usually bony structures. This results in continuous, or sometimes intermittent, pressure on the nerve which in turn causes inflammation and pain and/or numbness and tingling. Sometimes physical therapy, combined with moist heat and rest can reduce the entrapment. Other times surgery is needed to create new room for the nerve.

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.

Radiating means spreading outward. Radiating pain is pain that starts in one area and spreads until a larger area hurts. Sometimes this is due to the nerves - for example, if a nerve gets pinched or pulled, it may hurt all along the nerve instead of just at the one spot that got hurt. Sometimes it is due to the body's attempt to compensate for the injury - for example, if you hurt your ankle, you may feel pain in the opposite leg as you try to avoid putting weight on that ankle.

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If you like pain sexually, then you are a masochist. If you've ever heard of S & M bondage, the S stands for Sadism, and the M stands for Masochism. Sadism is the exact opposite where you get sexual gratification from hurting others. They are often found together, and the two words have been combined to make Sadomasochism. I hope that helped! :)

There might be some sort of enzyme you're missing. It might be a good idea to figure out what is causing these symptoms since it might be indicative of something else. Most of the time, its something simple, easily remedied and more beneficial to treat the underlying cause.

It could be indicative of a gallbladder issue http://www.drhoffman.com/page.cfm/140

Now, if its a meat allergy, you might find hidden meat allergens in things like marshmallows, candies, ice cream, jello, vaccines (rashes when you get shots?). You could also be allergic to meat, the additives or any number of things. Have you guys tried additive free meat? That might be it.

There are many possible answers to this. Because we do not know anything about the problem (gender, age, recent activities, etc.) we can assume that anything could have happened. If you are younger (9-15) it could be growing pains.

you won`t when you get them put on but might have some discomfort when they are shifting

The only thing that 'might' work is to drastically dilute the urine. So, I would try to take the pregnancy test as late in the day as possible and drink as much water as possible. You might get away with it during the early stages of pregnanacy when your HCG levels are low, but this will not work for long....

Pain in that particular area could be indicative of a problem with the gallbladder, or even a stomach ulcer. The pain should be and stay in that same location to be considered a problem. If the pain persists, it may be inflammated and should definitely be looked at by a medical professional.

ligimant damage see your local doctor

Some times these pains can be as a result of muscular activity. Perhaps you have been moving furniture around. There are other causes though and it may be as well to see a doctor and have it checked. If it is brought on by movement and becomes more severe then you should rest and ask your doctor to visit. If you can not get a visit or it is going to take a long time then go to hospital, calling an ambulance if necessary. Hope this helps.

Get two tennis balls and but them in an old men's sock. Tie the end of the sock and then lie on the tennis balls or put the sock with the tennis balls against a door Frame and back against it and roll it up and down your static nerve. This should help release that tightness. Also lay flat on your stomach and have someone but the ball of their fist or their elbow into that nerve and gently rub until it releases sometimes they may have to try to pull your leg up and stretch it out for you. Then ice it for twenty minutes.