Pain

Severe abdominal pain & bleeding is always experience during a miscarriage. Small abdominal pains can be a indication of problems & you should seek a doctors opinion on this. Severe abdominal pains require A&E. However mild abdominal pains are very common during early pregnancy & in the majority of cases are not a threatened miscarriage.

I don't think its anything to be worried about! I'm sure its just an oncoming period, or cramps of some sort! To be honest, it could be just about anything. If it goes on for five days or more, go to the doctor.

keep what ever is swollen elevated, apply a cold compress to the affected area. (but . . . if you use a bag of peas, make sure you wrap it in a towel first, because it will give you an ice burn)

Neuropathic pain is usually caused by some kind of damage to the autonomic nervous system. Neuropathic medications are usually pain meds that act on the nerves, like NEURONTIN. It interrupts the signal so that pain is not felt as deeply. However, it can also cause you to feel sleepy and lethargic .

There is no such thing.. Methadone IS synthetic to begin with. It is a man-made synthetic opiate made in the 30's or 40's in Germany for military purposes. There are 2 types or methadone...regular methadone and methadose. There is no difference though in its chemical makeup. It is the same exact drug.

It is called Accupuncter.

This combination medication is used to relieve moderate to severe pain. It contains an opioid (narcotic) pain reliever (hydrocodone) and a non-opioid pain reliever (acetaminophen). Hydrocodone works in the brain to change how your body feels and responds to pain. Acetaminophen can also reduce a fever.

soma but it does send you for a loop supposedidly non narcotic i beg to differ took nine of my years away or the rotten doc i went to dont recomend it basically pain is caused from inflamation and nerve endings that are pinched cause sever pain best to look into an accurate pin point of the nerve or joint then go from there

If you have felt that pain, how did you get rid of it? Well, it all started 8 months ago when I did something I thought was proactive but back fired and taught me the value of ... if it ain't broke, don't fix it if it. Well, my health plan was expiring and I decided to replace two 20 year old fillings, as a preventative measure, just to get some newer fillings while I had the insurance. Ever since they refilled that tooth, I've had nothing but pain. After the first refilling, I called and complained to the dentist that I still felt pain 6 months later. He took an extra and said he found a hairline fracture and that it needed refilling. I then asked if it would be covered, since the filling they replaced cracked. The dentist finally decided he would refill it for free. Well, I thought it just needed to be refilled. Well, he refilled it, and I thought the pain would go away. Instead, I got worse pain, more intense, and in my jaw and near ear and headaches, all on the same side as where the dental work was done. I then called back 6 weeks later and said I'm still having pain only it's worse and now I'm getting dizziness. He said to come in right away, since he thought would be an absyss, where he said it might need to be drained and I should be given antibiotics. I went in and he took an xray and, he said, the tooth cracked again. Well, I was so tired and in pain, I didn't have the courage to ask it it would again be covered, and just went in 2 days ago. He xrayed it and said he found yet another crack and it should be drilled and refilled. Well, here it is just 2 days later and the same pain is back where it is a constant, nagging pain around the tooth and below the ears where your ears sound like you're listening to the inside of a conch shell. So I'm not going to wait, but I'm going to call him right away and let him know the pain is still there. It feels to me like nerve damage. It feels like each time he drills, he drills further and has damaged the nerve. Even this last time when he drilled, it hurt very much when he was drilling, I could tell he hit the nerve 3 times. It seems like a few problems... the amalgamn used is weak and keeps cracking. And it seems like I've gotten and continue to get some nerve damage, with each drilling. Has anyone encountered this, and what is the best way to correct for this. Will it go away on it's own? Do I need to pull the tooth and get a bridge. Is the dentist at fault for damaging my nerve. He did admit some responsibility/fault when he did a follow up for free. But the last time he told me, you know this crack is in a different place in the tooth where I was drilling, so it may not be related to the work that was done. So I'm guessing he doesn't want to do free dental work until this is resolved. It sounds like my symptoms are like those who have had root canals and extractions. I've never heard of anyone having this pain from a filling (or in my case 3 in the same tooth in 8 months). Any suggestions, advice, how to get rid of the pain. I don't want to do any more re-fillings and am now afraid to go back to the quacko dentist, since I get more pain after each refilling. Your dentist is a quack and you should see another dentist. Ask your friends who their dentists are and try one. It sounds as if the tooth did have an abscess and he didn't bother to check out the tooth properly and just kept filling it. Teeth can get thin and weak and this seems to be the case for you. This tooth probably needs to be pulled. By the way, if you paid ANY money more than once for that cracked tooth you make him give that money back to you! Good luck

No. Taking a pregnancy test and having it come out positive means you're pregnant. If you have taken a pregnancy test and are not pregnant, then you still have a lump, but it is because of something else. That something could be nothing, it could be a harmless but ugly cyst, or it could be a malignant tumor. I'm not trying to frighten you, I'm just trying to make you realize you need to be in a doctor's office.

Marijuana has two categories. They are Indica strains or Sativa strains. Indica does help with pain especially in conjuction with prescription opiates. It gives the mellow relaxed high. Sativa strains give more of an energy high.

It is usually a symptom of being run down, and is often anxiety related. Check for lumps and bumps however, as there are also associations with cancer and heart attacks which involve the left arm and armpit area. Always go to your doctor if you spot anything unusual.

Actually Tramadol is a narcotic. Treating back pain without a narcotic can be tough. Gabapentin works for some people, but it's mainly used to treat nerve pain. I would suggest asking your doctor for Tylenol3. Although it is acetaminophen with codeine, it is not as addictive as hydrocodone and oxycodone.

could be caused by iternal tissue trauma I don't really think its tissue trauma. I myself have experienced this pain. I have had it checked out and it turned out to be hpv, which can be classified as a sexually transmitted infection. I've spoke to others who have had it and they have had the same symptoms.I know this sounds disgusting but the center for disease control estimates that 80 percent of all women will have had it by the time they are 50. Most men don't know they even have it because they is no test to determine it in men, leaving it only diagnosable in women, and it can remain dormant for a long time. I myself was in a monogomous relationship for three years before I found out. MY SUGGESTION TO YOU IS GET A PAP and DON"T WASTE ANY TIME.

Endorphins

All type of pain that does not go away should be examined closer by a professional. Most likely, however, you have got a small injury:

You may have broken a rib-bone, got a tissue injury by a hit or over-stretched some muscles. Your muscles may also be worn because of bad positions when sitting and sleeping, or suffer from lack of use. You may also suffer from muscular tension due to nervous factors.

Try to find the exact spot by feeling with your fingers. Also swing your arms all possible ways to see if that also makes pain and to find the spot.

Go and see a qualified medical practitioner.

If the pain is in the lower abdominal area on the right side, it could indicate appendicitis. It could also indicate an ovarian cyst (pain on either side - not just the right). If you have fever, or if the pain persists, you need to get to a doctor right away, especially if you start vomiting.

I think it depends on the girl and if she is okay with it. I also think that if you are a boy doing it to a girl you should defenatly ask her permision.

An antacid tablet would probably help, a better thing to do is take one before you throw up if you think you're going to. Help neutralize the stomach acid that otherwise burns your throat. Will still burn a little though.

Ice helps in most cases, in this one too. Gulp cool water or ice and it will get slightly better