Is it weird that I like pain

Is It weird to like pain?

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I think you know the answer to that. You have too much time on your hands. My advice to you is either go to a shrink or find something productive to do for someone else. Volunteer to help someone in more need than you is very rewarding.

What could flu-like symtoms and weird pain around the belly butto…?

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Appendicitis pain begins near the belly button, then moves lower and to the right. It’s new and unlike any pain felt before.

Weird “shooting – lightning like” pain sensation in the…?

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Ajmustee is so right, next time it happens go to the ER, my son did that when his ulcer perforated and then worked out payments with the hospital. This could be life threatening. Anyone else in your family have aneurysms? They can be con…

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What is the weird pain and bubbling sensation I have in my left side?

Q: Over the last few weeks, I have noticed a pain and weird bubbling sensation in my left side. It shifts a little sometimes from front to back, but is mainly just below my left lung, at the bottom of my rib cage.It isn’t causing me too much pain – but is sometimes quite uncomfortable if I get a sharp pain, and the bubbling feels really strange.Does anyone have any idea what is causing this? Should I be worried?

A: It could be a number of things.Does it make the pain worse to breath in? And do you get the bubbling in your chest?You might have something wrong with your ribs, it could be something with the lungs (fluid in or around the lungs). If you get the bubbling in the chest, might be heart in an irregular heart beat. In which I get from time to time, Atrial fibrillation. Also chronic bronchitis, or asthma can cause bubbling.It could be stomach and or bowel problems (indigestion, irritable bowel, too much water or not enough, digestion or metabolism problems).So see really there are so many possibilities. So for us to tell you what we think it is, it just that, we can only guess. You need to see a doctor for proper diagnosis, if this persists, or becomes too unbearable. If becomes too unbearable all of a sudden, you might want to go to an ER!

I have a weird pain under my left shoulder blade and to the right of it when I move my arm. What is it?

Q: The pain kind of started randomly last night. To me it feels a bit like a sore muscle? I’m a swimmer, if that helps. I just think its weird that the pain started randomly when I was sitting at my computer desk. Do you think I should just rest it and ice it? Or could it be something serious? lol, it probably isn’t serious though.

A: Probably not serious at this point but if you ignore, it could get worse. Your body is telling you something. If you spend lots of time at a computer it could be repetitive movement injury…sit at your computer desk, at your normal way, and think about what kind of posture you have at this point. Arms, shoulders pulled forward to keyboard/ mouse? A simple correction of readjusting so that upper arms are aligned with body could bring relief. Ice couldn’t hurt. No more than 20 minutes of ice every hour or 2. If no relief, check with doc, perhaps he could recommend physical therapy to realign, strengthen the muscles.

why does your foot/leg have a weird pain sensation after the tingly numbness is gone?

Q: sometimes when my foot/leg gets numb i move it and it feels tingly but after the tingly feeling goes away sometimes i get this weird sensation of pain and it hurts so bad i can barely move it so i have to wait before this weird pain goes away. what is that weird pain that happens after the numb tingly feeling goes away?

A: I think problem in nervous systems,I ever read that vitamin B ( I am not sure B1,B6,or B12) can help to increase potensi of analgesic and positive to repair damage of nerv system. for analgesic info see http://www.gout-site.com/analgesic.htm