Pain

The chances are greater that you will experience rebound headaches from opiates such as hydrocodone than they are if you try to combat headaches with these types of drugs.

However, it has been reported that a small number of headache sufferers can experience relief through hydrocodone and other opiates.

Try a sinus/antihistimine pill instead if the pain is most intense at the front of your head and cheeks. This is particularly good when the weather is changing.

It could very well be a wisdom tooth trying to cut. When a wisdom tooth begins to cut, it can move several teeth in the process and cause some jaw pain. The ear pain could be drainage if a wisdom tooth is cutting. A few painkillers are your best bet to help the pain, or you could opt to have the wisdom teeth removed surgically.

It could also be a sinus infection or infection in a root tooth. A dentist's x-ray is the best plan.

Ibuprofen is a pain reliever/ fever reducer.

There are 22 vertebral discs in the spine that act as shock absorbers for the nerve system, as well as to separate the two vertebrae that they are located between. When all is working as it should the spinal nerves and the spinal cord will protected and function as they should.

If a spinal disc becomes thinner than it should, and loses its normal height, it will not function well to absorb shock and it will allow the two bones it is placed between to come closer together. This will allow the spinal nerves to receive more impact and shock from normal daily activity and it will make the normal nerve passageway for the spinal nerve smaller than it should be. These changes allow nerve compression to occur, and this can cause pain and other symptoms like numbness, weakness and and muscle spasm. The pain that is felt can be pain near the spine where the disc is thinner or the pain can occur anywhere along its length, or both.

Hi,

Im suffering from irregular periods, I always get it on time but some times its heavy and other times there is hardly any blood at all. Now this month, there isn't much blood but the pain is worse that its ever been and im very nauseas and my skin has broken out. What is going on???

We dont feel pain on cutting our nails because nails are formed my the accumulation of dead cells.

It could be the early stages of tonsillitis. It's totally treatable, so your best bet might be to get some over-the-counter treatments for now. If it gets worse over the next couple of days, go to the doctors.

Well it depends mostly on your age, your overall health, and how it is treated. First, broken toes cannot be put in a cast. At most, the broken toe is loosely taped to the next toe. Second, ice should be applied and the foot kept elevated. The person should not try to walk on that foot for at least the first full week.

If you are a child through young healthy adult and have followed the recommended treatment, it will take up to 6 weeks or sooner. An adult can take longer than 6 weeks but some adults may have lingering pain and swelling for even months. Older adults can re-break the same toe many times.

There's no real definitive answer as each person is different, and therefore each person's pain tolerance level is different.

If accompanied by lower back injury or problems it could be a condition known as peripheral neuropathy and it can progress to the point of you not being able to control your bladder and bowels.

To soothe pain take painkillers and eat lots of ice. also keep the peircing clean so it doesnt get irritated!

if you are living a healthy lifestyle (healthy diet, regular physical activity etc.) and you are still having pain then it could be an issue with the nervous system (like multiple sclerosis). If you are very sedentary or unhealthy it could probably be something else but i wouldn't know because i am not a doctor. you should definitely get it checked out

yes cause u putt lots of presher on the knee that makes it work a little more harder to stand then normal.

Phantom pain is pain you feel when you have an amputated limb. Phantom pain is most common 3-6 months after surgery. There are cures for phantom pain one called the mirror therapy. A lot of doctors thought phantom pain was a psychological problem but experts now know that all comes from the brain and the spinal cord.

In response to nerve damage, heat shock proteins are released and can bind to their respective toll-like receptors, leading to further activation.

I am sorry to hear that. I suggest you go and make an appointment to see a qualified medical practitioner (A Doctor) as soon as possible. The internet is no place to ask for advice on PERSONAL medical problems.

i have a herbst appliance in my mouth right now.I got it tightened and I have four ulcers in my mouth,but that was just because the assistant put in legs that were too long.The appliance hurts for about a day or two,but you get used to it.If the round things on the bottom start to hurt,then you can use salt water or Colgate Peroxyl if an ulcer appears.Wax will not stay on so dont try it.Really dont.I almost swallowed some when it came off.But anyway,after a few days the pain should go away,but if it doesn`t DO NOT hesitate to see the orthodontist!!!

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Not usually, no. You can try talking to yourself to try and challenge yourself to pronounce your words correctly. You normally will get used to it in a week or so.

Congratulations you have stumbled upon a pill of oxycodone/acetaminophen 10mg / 325mg. It is a scheduled narcotic, if it was not prescribed it to you and you are detained with them on you will get you a felony possession charge.

Lumbar myositis is a condition in which there is inflammation of the muscles of the back. Causes for this medical problem can include an infection, inflammatory conditions, or an injury. Treatment will depend on the specific cause. For example, if the cause is a bacterial infection, then antibiotics may be prescribed. In case the cause is an inflammatory condition, the treatment may be drugs that suppress the immune system.

NO. They are antibiotics.

anti = against; and bio = life.

Therefore antibiotics kill bacteria etc.

(Indirectly, antibiotics may contribute to pain relief if the pain is caused by the types of infection resulting from those germs which antibiotics kill. However, antibiotics should never be taken as a direct painkiller. Rather, one should take them to fight germs when one has become infected; but only after ascertaining that antibiotics are needed and will help. A doctor should be consulted. Taking antibiotics for too long, or when not needed, can have unwanted consequences.)

Sounds like a water infection, drink lots of water and see ur doctor for some antibiotics

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Bruxism (teeth grinding), TMJ, migraine, stroke. Therefore, if you experience any other stroke symptoms: confusion, dizziness, weakness, numbness, slack facial expression, or uncontrolled hypertension, CALL 911.

BUT, if your wife recently hit you on the left side of your head with a heavy blunt instrument, better to take some Advil and lock your bedroom door.

Sometimes. Injestion of toxic cyanides like hydrogen cyanide, potassium cyanide, and sodium cyanide, in less than lethal doses, can cause headaches (and/or eupohoria, shortness of breath, vertigo, confusion, adema, paralysis)- however, a highly concentrated dose would act so quickly that it's unlikely the potential headache would have a chance manifest before the subject falls into a coma then dies one to three minutes later.