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IS OVULATION PAIN NORMAL? by Triumph Posted Thu 10 Mar 2011 12:00am image by: http://photos3.fotosearch.com/bthumb/FSD/FSD455/x19305525.jpg So, it is just about two weeks after your last period (around the time that ovulation usually takes place) and you realise that you are experiencing lower abdominal pains. You know that your next period is not yet due, you could not possibly be pregnant and so ... Read on »

IS OVULATION PAIN NORMAL? by Triumph Posted Thu 10 Mar 2011 10:07am So, it is just about two weeks after your last period (around the time that ovulation usually takes place) and you realise that you are experiencing lower abdominal pains. You know that your next period is not yet due, you could not possibly be pregnant and so you are wondering, could something serious be happening to you, could you be dying? ... Read on »

Infertility Terms - making sense of the jargon ! by Dr. Aniruddha M. Medical Doctor

Posted Mon 06 Apr 2009 11:44pm All this may be TMI, but if you need to talk to your GYN, or help your DH make sense of what your RE is saying, this is a useful crib sheet ! This is from the book How to Have a Baby: Overcoming Infertility by Dr. Aniruddha Malpani, MD and Dr. Anjali Malpani, MD. Abortion: the medical term for miscarriage. The various types include: ... Read on »

U.K. Infertility Patient Had Four Fibroids Removed, Now Has Pain Upon Ovulation - Ovarian Adhesions? by Edward Ramirez, MD Posted Fri 02 Apr 2010 12:00am Question: Hi Dr. Ramirez, I am a 28 year old lady who has been trying to conceive for 18 months. I had an ectopic pregnancy last June, but thank God both tubes are still intact as I was diagnosed early. I decided to have a laparoscopy in February 2010 to find out what is wrong and my doc took out 4 fibroids ... Read on »

FDA Correctly Identified Risks With Risk From Statins States Orthopedic Surgeon–Recognizing Side Effects & Muscle Pain by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Sun 11 Mar 2012 11:14pm Again with marketing today and finding short comings on various clinical trial reportings what is the real truth about statins? This doctor said the FDA called it right and granted they have to personally sift through all the reports and so forth before making their decision as they are accountable and who the US citizens depend on for their i ... Read on »

How to Use the Traction Side of the Cervical Linear Traction Neck Pillow for maximum pain relief and the better sleep by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 06 Mar 2009 2:40pm Arc 4 Life’s cervical linear traction neck pillow is different from the regular neck pillows you can buy in your local store or online. If you suffer from arthritis in the neck, a disc bulge, herniated disc or chronic neck pain, you may have been recommended to try this pillow. Today I want to discuss the best way to use this neck pillow. ... Read on »

Chronic pain - Part II, The Dark Side of the Secret by Kirsten Harrell, Psy.D Doctor of Psychology

Posted Sun 14 Sep 2008 3:05pm

1 Comment Last week I began to write a series about my journey with chronic pain. Today I want to continue the story. The dark side of the Secret - New Age guilt One of the most difficult aspects of my journey with chronic pain has been dealing with the "new age guilt." New age guilt (the guilt people feel when they don't heal from a physical pro ... Read on »

New drug offers better pain relief with fewer side effects by Dave W Healthy Living Professional

Posted Wed 01 Jul 2009 6:45pm We noticed that Grünenthal, a German pharmaceutical company, has submitted a Marketing Authorisation Application for tapentadol tablets to several European authorities. Grünenthal is seeking an indication for the treatment of severe acute and severe chronic pain requiring centrally acting analgesics therapy in adults. If approved Tapentadol wi ... Read on »

MEDICATION FOR BACK AND CHRONIC PAIN SIDE EFFECTS... by Barmac Posted Thu 17 Mar 2011 5:12pm One of my medications is called Tramadol SR which is a prescription only medication which works in two ways and is given in slow release form (SR). It's mission is to interfere with the transmission of pain signals and trigger a release of brain hormones called norepinephrine and serotonin, both of which help to reduce pain. The side ... Read on »

That pain in your side! by Christy G. Facebook

Posted Thu 26 May 2011 12:00am Yesterday I had a tough run so I am looking to redeem myself today :) I set out to run 6 x800 with a 1 mile warm up and cool down. I wanted to do them in 3:20 range. The first one I did was 3:30, the second 3:25 and then all the steam went out of me. I started the third one, got halfway through it and just DIED. My legs had no more ... Read on »