Anatomy Notes: Referred pain
http://anatomynotes.blogspot.com/2006/10/referred-pain.htmlI have terrible L shoulder pain and my surgeon who did the lapband refuses to attribute this to referred pain from the phrenic nerve (from lapband and hiatal hernia). Nerves from damaged heart tissue convey pain signals to spinal cord levels T1-T4 on the left side, which happen to be the same levels that receive sensation from the left side of the chest and part of the left arm
Pain - definition of pain by Medical dictionary
Health care professionals should encourage amputees to move the affected extremity, seek counseling or group therapy, engage in physical and occupational therapy, and use distraction techniques. See also endorphins, transcutaneous electromagnetic nerve stimulation (TENS).pain unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with, or described in terms of, actual or potential tissue damage, due to a complex interaction of sensory, emotional and behavioural factors; pain may be acute or chronic, somatic, visceral or neurogenic; it characterizes inflammation phantom-limb pain subjective pain or paraesthesia 'experienced' within an amputated limb referred pain pain perceived as originating from a specific body area although it is remote from the point of pain origin, e.g
Back pain - NHS Choices
Report this content as offensive or unsuitable comment id 21745 montyzoomar said on 04 February 2012 Over the last 40 years I have earned myself a bad back, one morning finding myself completely unable to move.My wife phoned the NHS helpline who told me to get up, move around and take painkillers.The only way I was able to achieve any mobility was to empty the contents of my freezer on to my back until my spine was virtually frozen.I made an appointment with my GP. Can any 1 help on this? Thanks Report this content as offensive or unsuitable comment id 43581 kb21 said on 07 August 2013 Has anybody suffered with incontinence due to nerve damage in the back? Report this content as offensive or unsuitable comment id 40514 downwardslowly said on 04 July 2013 Reading these comments is all too familiar
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Every drug has its advantages and its adverse effects, but ultimately NSAIDs and acetaminophen are the best two types of over the counter medication for back pain relief
Abdominal Pain - Abdominal Ache - Symptoms, Treatments, and Causes
Abdominal pain may be generalized, occurring throughout the abdomen, or it may be present in a small area of the belly.Abdominal pain is a symptom of a wide variety of mild to serious diseases, disorders and conditions, such as indigestion, stress, infection, gallstones, inflammation, intestinal obstruction, peptic ulcer, and cancer
It empties its digestive enzymes (exocrine component) into the duodenum, the first part of the small intestine, along with bile released by the gallbladder. The list of causes of left side abdominal pain are listed below are arranged in order from the upper abdomen (above the navel) to lower abdomen (below the navel)
Does Lower Back Pain Left or Right Side Indicate a Serious Problem?
Reply tia newton says: August 28, 2014 at 3:35 am ive been havin pain in my right side lower bk for a few years now but as years have gone by its got worse its a throbbing and heavy pain if im honest im too scared to go tell my gp as my dad had kidney disease is it would that make me high risk ?? Reply aries says: September 21, 2014 at 4:57 am Hi I need help 2 weeks now I suffer my pain lowerback near waistline on left sise..its pain sometimes sharp sometimes numbs alternate in timei feel r the pain.but unusual for me this kindvof pain.hard to bend my body its too much pain ..I walk like heavy my buttocks. Peace Reply Jeffrey says: March 3, 2015 at 4:03 pm I have lower right and left back pain, sometimes it is so bad I cannot get out of bed, I do have a spinal injury from 2 years ago, but this pain on both sides came about 1 week ago, it get worse when I try to sleep and get up each morning, very painful
I was finally diagnosed after 2 plus yrs of test and dr visits and 3 trips to ER from pain..The ENDO is on my abdominal wall not in the vagina, this is very hard to diagnose and treat... I had sweats then chills for nearly 4 weeks.My stomach was all messed up as well I lost 13lbs in 3 weeks...I thought I was dying..Or wanted to anyways....
It is not impossible for there to be no noticeable features upon the imaging studies you have undergone but nevertheless you should be following up with your gynecologist on a regular basis. Also i am getting lots of pain on my right side lower abdomon which is the side i had mt ovary and fallopian tube removed, also with all this i am feeling faint and dizzy pleas help! Dr
its been over 4 years and i have seen over 10 specialists and doctors and it has definitely taken its toll on me, earlier this year 2014, i also saw another urologist who said everything seemed fine, there was no testicular torsion or kindey stone or hydrocele or anything wrong with the testicle anatomically and functionally. I got a second opinion from his colleague and he agreed with his friend! I was laid off my job because they said I could not lift anything heavy for 2-3 months
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