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I got whiplash from a fall 2 years ago. Ever since, I have had chronic neck pain. I get tons of knots in my neck and my C1-C4 vertebraes rotate out of place. This gives me a limited range of motion and constant pain. My mom massages my neck and I apply heat daily. I have tried acupuncture, massage, occupational therapy, physical therapy, chiropractor, biofeedback, traction, neck pillows, and different pain meds and muscle relaxers. What other suggestions do you have to help?
I did sort out my chronic neck pain by using a simple exercise at home every few hours. I found it in this ebook on
http://www.fibromyalgia-information-relief.com/basic-care.html
I also bought this device and it changed my life
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Good luck!
by: hello
on: 1st January 12
I think I had a miscarriage I was only 3 weeks but I didn’t know if I was pregnant but I started spotting two days ago and then yesterday I started getting bad abdominal pain and started feeling shaky and ever since yesterday IV been bleeding a lot and a lot if blood clots have been coming out. Did I really have a miscarriage and the pain is still there is that normal?
We don’t know if you had a miscarriage. This could be normal menstrual cramps. The cramps are caused by contractions of the uterus before and during your period. The contractions cause the uterus to press against blood vessels which briefly cuts off the oxygen supply to the muscle tissue of the uterus, which is what caused the pain.
Some things you can do are to avoid salt, caffeine, smoking and alcohol which can all make them worse. Rest when you need to. Massage your back and abdomen. Use a heating pad or hot water bottle to apply heat or take a warm bath or shower – heat can often relieve the cramps. And get more exercise as a general rule. Women who exercise regularly tend to have less trouble with cramps.
You will find more information here.
http://women.webmd.com/menstrual-cramps
If you think you did have a miscarriage you should probably check with your doctor.
by: AuntKatie
on: 24th February 13
4 months ago I strained my leg and hip muscles that happened at work. The pain gone but today I felt the same pain. I have a hard time lifting my leg and if I put pressure into it I’ll suffer hip pain. It’s very painful. It’s not sciatic pains, is this normal?
RICE is the standard treatment protocol for mild to moderate muscle strains.
Rest. Avoid putting weight on the hip. Your doctor may suggest using crutches for the first day or two after the injury.
Ice. Gently massage the area with ice to help decrease swelling.
Compression. Compression shorts or a wrap bandage may be helpful.
Elevation.
If you want to know more about bone health and related injuries, there are articles that I bumped into at http://www.strykerhipreplacementrecall.net/ that may be of great help to you.
by: Melanie
on: 13th April 13
I’m 15 years old and I’m known for having severe menstrual cramps, but i haven’t had upper abdominal pain before. Is this normal? I woke up at 3:30 in the morning with upper abdominal cramps and haven’t been able to fall back asleep.
It could be normal, especially if you’re known for severe menstrual cramps. However, if this persists, then you may have an inflammation of the pancreas. You’d have to give more information though (general location of the pain; is it a sharp pain or a deeper, throbbing pain/ pain of the muscles?).
by: Alice Murakami
on: 13th January 13
If it is not good for you to tense your muscles when you are in pain, why does your body automatically do it?
its a stress busting mechanism
you need to de-stress your muscles
“We are what we repeatedly do”
Aristotle
muscle health = Stretching = increased oxygenated nourishing blood flow to the extremities
The key is to increase blood flow to the problem area; fresh nourished blood has vital oxygen
and energy that aides to eliminate the pain and heal the body
The only way to get reinforcements inside our highly complex human body is through the
Circulatory systems that provide vital source needed for all life — which is oxygen and the
carrier being blood.
Unfortunately the blood through your arteries is not like free flowing water through a plumbing
System — the blood needs to be pushed into the remote areas and the impure blood needs to be
Pumped back against gravity to the heart for oxygenation.
Due to lack of activity or stress or sedentary / busy life style
Stretching is not occurring and there is a blood traffic jam in the pipes (thereby increasing free radicals in the impure blood #1 aging accelerator ) and blood circulation weakens which causes several chronic ailments like
Back pain , stress, fatigue , depression , lethargy , aging , early wrinkles , low immunity etc…
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Aristotle
by: Standonme.com
on: 13th August 09
After my leg falls asleep I don’t experience a tingly sensation but an extreme pain as the feeling returns to my leg. Every time the feeling begins to return to my leg I get extreme, immobilizing pain. If I move one muscle then a wave of pain and muscle tension shoots through me before everything gradually fades and returns to normal. I usually just grit my teeth and take deep breaths and try not to move while the feeling is returning. Is it normal for the pain to be this bad?
I have that sometimes. I think you’re fine, but if it continues I would go to the doctor.
by: janedoeasl
on: 14th December 11