Symptoms

I'm sorry to learn that you may be experiencing discomfort from excess salivation during your pregnancy. Indeed, salivation can often increase during pregnancy, particularly from the second trimester onwards. This symptom is more often a secondary or tertiary response to your pregnancy rather than a direct cause.

In many women, pregnancy can cause bouts of indigestion, heartburn, or reflux. Visualise that whatever you consume and baby are both competing for room and there are certain food items that simply do not settle well during pregnancy. Hormonal changes can also contribute to this condition. The body naturally tries to compensate by creating additional saliva to coat the oesophagus and stomach. This excessive salivation is called sialorrhea or ptyalism.

If you find yourself experiencing morning sickness, or hyperemesis gravidarum - a severe form of morning sickness, you may find your salivation activity in overdrive. There are acid sensors in your oesophagus which trigger your salivary glands to produce saliva that has an increased concentration of bicarbonate, which is actually an alkaline. Think back to an earlier time when you had a bad case of nausea and you might recall yourself salivating excessively then. That too was your body trying to naturally resolve your nausea.

Whilst it may be somewhat of a nuisance for you, rest assured that it does not affect baby at all.

If you're taking calcium tablets prescribed by your GP, it may be better that you consider taking them mid-day. Also certain antacids are fine to take provided they're not among the more advanced ones, which contain aluminium hydroxide or aluminium carbonate. Both can cause severe constipation and in larger doses can be toxic. Always first confirm with your GP before buying any over-the-counter medications.

Lastly, avoid the obvious irritants such as cigarette smoke (both primary and secondary). Even oral infections can contribute to this condition. Ensure you are not suffering from any tooth decay and maintain good dental hygiene.

The nicest thing to focus on is that this condition is transitory and in a short time will be replaced by the joy of parenting.

I don't know for sure but I think it kills you

Well, in order for them to start the girl must have:

• Some bodily odour

• The girls breasts must have been growing for about 1-3 years

• Noticible, thick pubic and under arm

hair.

The symptoms of starting periods are:

• Yellow/cream thick discharge

• Stomach aches, cramps and tingles

• Slight downess or temporary depression the day before

Anti acids maybe.

Nymphomania is no longer recognized as a true disease. The less sexist 'Sex Addiction' is now more popular. Historically, elevated libido, erect clitoris, adultery, flushing, vaginal moistness, sex out of wedlock, and prostitution were considered symptoms. Now days most of these things are considered normal sexual behavior for women.

The urethra sphincter is a muscle that keeps the urine in your bladder. It is not a condition, so it has no symptoms.

Yes

It depends on how big the difference may be. Generally in our bodies one side has parts a little bit bigger or smaller than the other. If it is really noticeably different and is causing you concern have a doctor look at it. One of the things that can happen to the thyroid is to grow extra tissue if it's not working properly.

You are probably allergic to the laundry detergent or the wool in your covers.

Yes. A symptom is a sign that there is some underlying cause - usually unwelcome - as a result of which the symptom occurs.

• High blood pressure
• Rapid heart rate
• Forceful heartbeat
• Profound sweating
• Abdominal pain
• Sudden-onset headaches - usually severe - of varying duration
• Anxiety
• Feeling of extreme fright
• Pale skin
• Weight loss

the symptoms of hypothermia are slowing of pace, drowsiness, fatigue, stumbling. thickness of speech, amnesia, poor judgement, irrationality, hallucinations, loss of contact with the environment, blueness of skin (cyanosis), Dilation of pupils, and decreased heart and respiration rate.

3 weeks

Eczema is scaly, ichy skin. Kind of dry. Symtoms are blisters, eara discharge or bleeding, raw areas of the skin from scratching, skin color changes, skin redness of inflamatory around blisters, and leather-like areas.

How do you know when a baby is forming in the fellopian tubes

Henrietta found blood spotting her underwear.

cyanide
Cyanide

Mild symptoms include tightness in the chest, runny nose, shortness of breath, or dizziness

You first get swollen lips then they fall off...

Less than 4 weeks.

Are you taking niacin as a supplement, or are you taking peparations that contain niacin? You may be overdosing. Oddly, a typical sign of niacin overdose is the sensation of heat or burning in the face, and is called Niacin Flush. It can affect parts of the body other than the face. Either way, check what you are taking, and let your primary care physician know about the symptom. You may be overdoing other supplements without knowing it. Niacin Flush by itself isn't cause for alarm, but it can be very uncomfortable.

panic attack

you need your eyes cheecked or waer sunglasses

Lethargy, low levels of aggression or anger, and low (or no) sex drive. They can also be unusually emotional. Fortunately it is easily corrected. Prescriptions are available in patches or shots and are very effective.

Pale skin, low blood pressure