Pain

Liver pain is very rare, but can happen as a result of liver damage from excessive alcohol, yes. Liver damage usually has little or no symptoms, though, so if you feel you are drinking heavily on a regular basis then it may be wise to get seen by a doctor.

There is a condition called 'policeman's foot' which will give you sharp shooting pains. This is generally caused by suddenly doing a type of activity your feet are not used too - for example, walking on snow everyday if it only snows infrequently where you live, or running over a pebbled beach every day for a few days whilst on holiday.

This was explained to me as being "referred" pain due to arthritis. It moves around because the origin(s) of the pain are various joints, and the pain is the result of the attached muscles/ligaments/etc. being stressed by the joint deficiency.

Foraminal Stenosis means the nerve roots exiting through the holes from the spine have been seriously narrowed. You can consult a surgeon to see whether surgery will help you. Physical Therapy might provide some pain relief, if advised by your doctor. You should ask your doctor about filing for SSDI or SSD if you can no longer work.

NOTE: This condition does not get better by ignoring it.

The best way to answer this is with, maybe. And then, it all depends on what conditions you have and what pain medications you are considering. Just because something is available over-the-counter does not mean it is safe so your best course of action is, of course, to seek advice from a health care professional.

from what I understand by reading the results of my MRI, and I am no expert at all, but it seems like l4 l5 and s1 verterbraes surround the thecal sac, and if the protrude out or are bulging, that would compress the thecal sac...That is on the anterior side...hope that helps someone

Thecal sac is also known as the lumbar cistern, and is the space below the termination of the spinal cord (L1/L2). It is covered by dura and arachnoid mater, and contains CSF (cerebrospinal fluid). A compression can result from vertebral disc herniation, edematous tissue in the surrounding epidural space, tumors, or anything that can invade the surrounding area (meningiomas, etc). If it's a disc herniation, since it's below the level of the spinal cord, it will compress nerve roots, typically compressing the transversing root below the level of the disc herniation. ie.-an L4/L5 herniation will compress nerve root L5 and you will get dysfunction according to that root and functional distribution. It can also impinge on lower roots, however this is uncommon. Hope that helps.

An ear infection is usually worse at night because the fluids build up and cause more pressure on the ear, because you are laying down.

While working for a pediatrician she would advise mixing liquid benadryl & liquid maalox together in equal amounts, stir well and swish around in mouth and swallow or dab blisters with q-tip dipped in mixture.

rub yourself hard with a towel for an hour and a half

they hurt because the sinuses locate right above your mouth are irritated or because your cold could actually be a sinus infection. If your teeth hurt, especially your molars, then mor than likely it is a sinus infection vs a cold.

Prolonged dysentry can make ur rectum muscles loose.Homeopathy medicines are there to recover from weak and loose rectum.

Usually it is between the ages of 8 and 12 years old. My son is starting this now and he is 8 years old. He had pain last night that nearly made him cry. I looked up "growing pains" and he has the exact symptoms: pain started late at night, he was very tired, the pain was deep in his thigh muscles, massage helped the pain, and he fell asleep as soon as the Advil kicked in. He gets these ever once in awhile, not often, and he is always relieved in about 20 minutes after the medicine is given. If these pains get more frequent I will get him checked out by his doctor, but for now I believe it is growing pains since it doesn't happen often.

yes.im having typhoid for the fourth tym..and i feel severe pain on right side of my upper abdomon...which leads to my back...especially after eating..which is then followed by dizziness and dullness...n i feel like to lay down and do nothing.

It is very common to have chest pain when you are experiencing a Anxiety attack. Due to you are breathing to fast and so heavy that your body is using all of its muscle to try and catch that breath. AS long as the pain is not radiating to your left arm, shoulder and you are feeling like a elephant is sitting on your chest you are ok and just need to let it ride out. I have had them for years and take medication to control them.

There are two main reasons why a young girl might have foot pain. The first is she just may be playing to hard with her friend, in which case an afternoon of taking it easy on the couch should take care of the problem. The other, however, which may require a doctor's care is trauma from an illfitting shoe that has pushed on her arch, compressed her toes or even bont her foot unnaturally.

What causes groin pains? I would say grow'n pains. I think and heard its stretching or pulling of the muscle. Like when you strain to have a bowel movement. That muscle you flex when doing so is your groin. It sounds like you've pulled or strained something which may or may not be your groin. Either way it sounds like its time for a trip to the doctor.

I currently have an abscessed tooth. I had horrible pains, so bad I almost went to the hospital. It almost felt like a serious migrane, the next day the pain was more concentrated to my back tooth. there was minor swelling around the tooth and my lymph gland was sore to the touch. Go to the dentist because the pain will go away and then come back even stronger in a few days. Good luck with it!!!

A tooth abscess or root abscess is pus enclosed in the tissues of the jaw bone at the tip of an infected tooth. Usually the abscess originates from a bacterial infection that has accumulated in the soft pulp of the tooth. Abscesses typically originate from dead pulp tissue, usually caused by untreated tooth decay, cracked teeth or extensive periodontal disease. A failed root canal treatment may also create a similar abscess. It may also develop from bacteria entering a tooth filling and multiplying. The pain is the body detecting that the microorganisms are present. A pus taste may also develop. There are three types of dental abscess. A gingival abscess that involves only the gum tissue, without affecting either the tooth or the periodontal ligament. A periapical abscess starts in the dental pulp. A periodontal abscess begins in the supporting bone and tissue structures of the teeth. (Wikipedia)

You seem to have mistaken "932" for "332", as there seems to be no pill with "Watson 332" index on it. However, there IS a pill indexed "Watson 932". You may compare it to Watson 824.

Watson 932 is acetaminophen / oxycodone 325mg / 10mg.

Watson 824 is acetaminophen / oxycodone 500mg / 7.5mg.

One pill is stronger in oxycodone, one is stronger in acetaminophen. As for the pain relieving effects of them, they depend on the response of an individual to these active ingredients.

The surgical aftercare code is V54.81, with instruction to code also the specific joint V43.64. Parkinson's Disease would be listed as a comorbid condition on the patient's chart. The procedure code is 81.51 If you are a home care coder, the Board of Medical Specialty Coding sponsors a listserve. Go to: http://lyris.ucg.com/cgi-bin/listserv/listserv.pl/homecarecoding-l

My educated guess: Angina. Angina is a sign that the heart is not getting sufficient blood during exercise. It is a common precursor to a heart attack. Your doctor should be able to verify if it really is angina, and if it is, tell you what steps to take.

Most gallstones remain in the gallbladder where they cause no symptoms. Sometimes they may pass into and obstruct the bile duct, which may lead to a variety of problems.

that happens to me quite frequently. All it means is that your glucose levels are probabaly a little too high and that you may have ketones, so the best thing to do is probabaly tell your doctor and check for ketones periodically reguardless if your sugar is high or not.

You might experience the dry heaves, or you might vomit.