Pain

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Pain exists so that a person will know there is something wrong. If a person had no pain, they could die.

If you pick at your belly button that is probably the cause, it is most likely just bruised. If you dont pick at it then you should probably see your doctor as it could be an infection ir hernia.

leg cramps means low potassium, eating a banana helps that. back pain is usually 90% mental. and neck pain, either you slept the wrong way or have a cold coming on

piosend, no, poisoned, possibly but its been awhile. so im guessing you just damaged some things..

You can try chamomile tea to relieve bloating and gas. It is very safe herb. Drink the tea three to four times per day between the meals. If the flavour is not good then add sugar or honey and lemon.

Sorry, no.

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It depends on the problem. If you have hemorrhoids, itching, or anal bleeding, there are over the counter products to address those problems. If that doesn't help, you should see a doctor. In addition, do note that there are serious problems that may seem like hemorrhoids, include an anal hernia, and these conditions need medical attention.

If you are constipated, there are a number of over the counter products you can use for this. You may prefer to try the more "natural" or herbal remedies and fiber first. If the problem continues or you have a blockage, or you have small and irregularly shaped stools which are difficult to remove, then you should see a doctor. Dealing with this problem may help prevent other problems.

if you have been wearing them for years then yes but if not you cant even get them on so no

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Definitely not. Might even technically be verbal, emotional, or physical abuse depending on the extent of the hitting with the spoon, what exactly the mistake was, how often, etc. Perhaps there is a counselor or teacher at school that you could talk to. It may be that your mother needs help from a doctor.

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Get checked for a possible blood clot as soon as you can, just in case, and until you do don't massage the area.

Yes, if you are experiencing stomach pain after taking opiates, lay down on your back, close your eyes, relax and don't "fight" the effects of the opiate. You'll find your stomach pain will decrease.

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no but if you take it you grow boobs

The three basic strategies to increasing pain thresholds and tolerance are chemical, physical, and mental.

Chemical strategies include things like opiates, anti-inflammatories, and anesthetics, but some novel strategies involving desensitizing compounds like capscaicin have worked for some.

Physical strategies include physical exercise, cold water desensitization (induced hypothermia), and desensitization by repeated stimulation. Both aerobic and muscle training increase thresholds and tolerance.

Mental strategies involve meditation, breathing techniques, hypnosis, or combinations and variations therof.

Combinations of these strategies have been shown to be therapeutic for occupational therapy applications, chronic pain management, sports, and military training.

Pain described as 'burning' is generally related to nerves. I would suspect an impingement/pinched nerve situation.

Yes. once you have developed chronic pain it is a sign of a health problem. You will want to discuss this situation with your doctor to rule out any serious health threats.

If you have chronic muscle aches and pains all over you may have a condition called fibromyalgia. Allopathic (traditional) medicine does not recognize a cause for fibromyalgia at this time, however alternative medical communities have many ideas. Before taking medications that can be harmful to your body you will want to look into lifestyle changes.

In less severe cases, this can be a sign of your body telling you to reduce stress in your life and relax. Get a massage, energy work, or some form of treatment done. Gentle exercise is also helpful.

Yes, my sister says so, she has braces and I have 3 braces on my back teeth. They do hurt to eat with braces the first week, but trust me, you'll get used to it. Hope this helps! :-)

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I had bariatric surgery, and this is similar to what I experience. I have yet to find a MD to help me with this. I also have an issue with T7 and T8, impinged cord and bulging disk. I think my pouch is too tight and gas can not escape therefore causing me to want to vomit, when I do, the gas escapes a lil releaving the pressure. Have you had any help? xgingrasx@gmail.com