Pain

Yes, a special ergonomic chair will help to reduce your back pains because they also help with your posture. If you have poor posture your back will tense up and cause pains, so in turn these special chairs will help you.

Have your periods been regular in the past? If so, did you take a pregnancy test? A late period with spotting can indicate signs of a miscarriage. A woman's luteal phase, time from ovulation to the first day of bleeding, is usually a set number of days from month to month. Conversely, the proliferative phase, which is the time from first day of menstrual bleeding to ovulation can vary. Thus, if you are three weeks late and have started spotting you may be miscarring. See your MD to have your beta HcG levels checked if you believe you could be pregnant.

I'm not sure what you mean by a urinal test. Is this a test to see if you can hit the urinal with your urine stream?

Alcohol is not a good pain killer. Alcohol is a depressant drug. It slows down your reflexes and responses. An alcoholic believes that it is acting as a pain killer but in reality, his or her brain is just too slow to realize that there is pain. Alcohol actually destroys the body tissues, and if you drink enough of it for long enough, you die.

The most common side effect is a headache, usually a dull pain, although some report a throbbing sensation. A stiff neck and nausea may accompany the headache.

Um... well i think it can depends on the sort of pain your talking about. Because... if you have lots of wounds and cuts on your body you might aswell die of blood loss. But i think you can but im not sure. Rena.R ~

The uterus is a muscle that tightens and relaxes which can cause jabbing or cramp-like pain.

When you yawn, it causecan discomfort in the ear due to pressure differences. This is referred to as ear barotrauma.

They may result from trauma, such as when a driver's chest is forced into the steering column of a car in a car accident. A fracture of the sternum is usually a comminuted fracture. The most common site of sternal fractures is at the sternal angle. Some studies reveal that repeated punches or continual beatings, sometimes called "sternum punches", to the sternum area have also caused fractured sternums. Those are known to have occurred in contact sports such as rugby and football. Sternum fractures are frequently associated with underlying injuries such as pulmonary contusions, or bruised lung tissue.

That usually is indicative of a cervical disk pressing on a nerve, usually at the C6/7 disk if you're feeling it in your fingers. It depends on the severity of the problem; if it's a full herniation with little chance of recovery, then a fusion at those vertebrae is the most common procedure. If it's mild enough, they'll try a facet injection with steroids to try and reduce the disk inflammation enough to reduce pressure on the nerve.

Either way, anti-inflammatories, muscle relaxants, and pain meds, along with no heavy lifting and keeping your neck from being strained will be included in the treatment.

I'm going to say it's a tie between aspirin, acetaminophen and ibuprofin. A lot of marketing has gone into comparing millgram dosage and painkilling effect -- that is to say that advertisers like to note it takes less millgrams of a given painkiller to produce a similar analgesic effect than that of another painkiller. To me, this seems a little disingenuous, as the patient is not really concerned with the millgrams taken as they are with the painkilling effect achieved. All three meds I listed have very similar properties and present similar hazards as well. I'd advise you to read up on them when you get the chance, as there are contraindications. That said, you can achieve a similar level of analgesic effect with each of these meds.

You could have fallen on it, you could be running on uneven ground, ballet dancers get hip pain since they are always stressing their hip. Mine really hurts to the point it hurts to even walk on it but that's what I know about hip injuries. It really depends where it hurts.

how do i get rid of a tooth ache

Answer: This works for me because I chipped my tooth and my special medicine has run out. Im doing this to get rid of the pain for awhile.

Swish a cooled glass of milk/water around your mouth and let it sit for 5 seconds.

The pain should start to go away. This only lasts for 30 minutes, so make sure you have lots of milk/water.

This could vary with symptoms. If it is just your forearm/wrist it could be carpal tunnel, arthritic related, tendonitis - these would also cause it to feel weak.

Yes

Elimination of the root cause of the pain is ideal. This is done through careful diagnosis and the application of manual treatments, corticosteroid injections into the coccyx vertebrae, or surgery

Well, they have high prices, but that is not what you are trying to ask. The answer to that question is absolutely none of them, and they are all dangerous if taken in quantities that are beyond the dosage instructions.

This isn't normal but it is reasonably common. Many women experience bleeding in the early part of pregnancy. Often it will settle and the pregnancy proceeds as normal. However, the cramps are not a particularly great sign. The combination can mean you will or are having a miscarriage. See your doctor so they can perform further tests to see if this actually is the case.

Nearly 50% of all women suffer from Dysmenorrheal, the medical name for menstrual cramps. In fact for some women these cramps are so severe that they have to take bed rest and stop doing their daily routine for a few days. Most girls enter puberty after they have completed their menarche or their first monthly menses and this continues for women till she starts her menopause which indicates the end of the menses. Menses occur for women as the inner wall of the uterus thickens as if to hold a baby in its womb. When the pregnancy does not happen then the lining of the womb breaks up and the extra blood passes out of a women's vagina in the form of monthly menses. For some people menses is often occupied by symptoms of headache, dizziness and even nausea. This makes them want to find answers to the question http://www.howtogetridofmenstrualcramps.net/

Spots are such a pain...

Whatever you do, don't squeeze them!

The best way to get rid of them is to use spot cream whenever you can. I recommend the spot treatment product: Clearasil. Use their pads and cream daily. Not only does it gets rid of spots, it prevents them. Good Luck!

A DENTIST!!! All of the over the counter products or pills may not be as effective as seeing your dentist...I strongly advise you see them if you are having problems.

If you have no access to a dentist, try clove oil from chemist/ drugstore. Failing that, a drop of whiskey or brandy swilled around the tooth also helps.

Or gas, indigestion, intestinal flu... who knows. If you want to know, ask your doctor.

There are many products that are known to help with pain and sleep problems from fibromyalgia. Try single oils such as copaiba, peppermint, wintergreen, and frankincense. Blends would be good to try as well, so you could check out PanAway, deep relief roll on, aroma seize, and relieve it. There is a drink called NingXia Red, that would be worth trying as well. For sleep, you could try oils such as lavender, RuTaVala, cedarwood, peace and calming, tranquil roll on, and Valerian.

bladder infection-- i had that; and it was a bladder infection. go to the hospital, get medicine no big deal.