Body Pain
Hip Pain – Causes and Symptoms
Your hip is a strong, ball-and-socket joint connecting the long bone of your thigh to your pelvis. Without its unique design, you wouldn't be able to twist and bend, cross your legs, or curl up in an easy chair. Like all your joints, the hip receives its fair share of use and abuse, so it isn't any wonder that things go wrong. Even though athletes commonly complain of hip pain, you don't have to be a gymnast, dancer, or even a runner to feel an occasional ache. Headache – Causes and Symptoms
If you're searching for relief from headache pain, you're not alone. More than 40 million Americans have chronic headaches and often the pain is severe or disabling. Headache sufferers account for over 8 million visits a year to doctors' offices. Headaches can be caused by too much sleep, not eating regular meals, stress, poor posture, sinusitis, ear infection, head injury, toothache, and food allergies.
Hands and Feet, Cold and Tingling – Causes and Symptoms
We have all experienced "pins and needles" when we have sat too long in one position or fallen asleep with an arm at an odd angle. And who hasn't worn socks to bed on a cold wintry night? But when these symptoms combine and occur more than just occasionally, the result can be troubling. Many people never associate these signs with any larger issue, but they can mean something more serious.
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Hand and Wrist Pain – Causes and Symptoms
"Honey, would you open this jar for me?" This request may make your spouse feel strong and needed, but if you have pain in your hands or wrists, it probably makes you feel frustrated. Your hands stay so busy during the day, you don't even think about how vital they are ... until pain interferes with simple tasks like opening jars or doors.
Foot Pain – Causes and Symptoms
Your feet are the unfortunate victims of fashion, foul play, and foolishness. How many times have you squeezed into stilettos, sideswiped the sofa, or stomped on a splinter? Yet your feet always come through for you; perhaps a bit battered, but still functional. It isn't until something goes seriously wrong with your feet that you realize just how much you need them in good working condition.
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