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I am 55 years old, used to be active, but now with DDD I am not as active as I would like to... More

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30/366 Batting Cage by Dr. Sheila Cason Medical Doctor 30/366 Batting Cage , originally uploaded by DrCason.org . Starting softball season is kinda like having a baby for the first time. It consumes your life so much so that you can’t
Bat In The House by Kate K. Patient Expert , “Is there a bird in the house?” But then I thought it was more likely to be a bat by the way it was flying... off the ceiling fan, not wanting the bird/bat to get hurt. Then I put the cats in the back room...
Bat Infestation Closes Hospital in North Carolina- Bats in the Belfry? by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven in the duct work and other areas in the ceilings. Imagine being a patient and having a visit from a bat when you might be expecting the night nurse instead, hope these are not vampire bats.  For now until they are removed, no new...
Pitching and batting by Cynthia Z. I was watching baseball the other night and noticed that pitchers often bat with the opposite hand they pitch with. Why is that?
The differential diagnosis or list of possible things that could cause what you're describing is a mile long (or at least it seems like it).  A number of factors come to mind.  In older (former) smokers w/high blood pressure,
Go see your family doctor!  S/he is trained to evaluate the cause of your pain and treat it.  You can probably safely ignore occasional pain but if it persists and affects your sleep, it's time to get checked out.  Good luck!
Jason is right about VO2 max, and that if your body doesn't get enough oxygen your muscles will not be as effective. Getting a stitch while you run or progressively do exercise is quite normal, especially if you are just sta
I have pain under my left rib cage that radiates down to my left frontal side of my abdomal area.  I have had many tests performed like so many of you and the doctors found nothing.  I won't...
RxBlogger has a nice list of possible diagnoses.  Unfortunately, just about anything can cause pain in the right upper quadrant (under the ribs), even stuff that isn't typically associated w/pain in that area.  For instance,
My advice is to have it checked by a doctor, redbeast, if only for peace of mind. Constantly ruminating over things like this can lead to an anxiety disorder or depression which is not something you would want.  Ian

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