Health Questions/Concerns

**behnke2017** · 11-25-2008, 02:32 AM

Drink cranberry juice or something like cranberry apple if you don't like straight cranberry. I do this when I ache or haven't eaten or drank sometihng with cranberry for a while and all goes well.

**PackCrewBuckBad** · 11-25-2008, 07:52 AM

Originally Posted by giventofly

Increased motility, flexibility, comfort.

How do you think people feel when they get out of the chiropractor?

good, but I wont go to those, because I heard they are addicting

Originally Posted by behnke2017

Its from the movie Rookie of the Year

"Some guys ice down their arm after a big game...some say that heat's the way to go...but i have discovered the secret. HOT ICE. HOT ICE, I heat up the ice cubes. IT'S THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS! "

miley Cyrus?

**WindyCityFlyer** · 11-25-2008, 08:15 AM

Yeah, everyone who has been complaining of pain underneath their kneecap, that IS patellar tendonitis. As I said earlier, there are straps you can buy to help relieve some of the discomfort. I had it when I played football, it has finally gone away now.

**WindyCityFlyer** · 11-25-2008, 08:20 AM

Originally Posted by BullsFan_1

Okay, I'm worried that I may have a kidney stone...

I've been trying to de-bunk all the symptoms...so far, the only symptom that I have is a dull ache in my back just below my ribs...

It started hurting Saturday afternoon...then it stopped right before I went to sleep, then it didnt hurt at all today...other than a small ache just a few minutes ago...

I'm a hypochondriac, so as soon as I read the symptoms, I thought I had one...I'd like a second opinion.

(one other than my own)

I can't explain enough how badly I don't want to have a kidney stone.

Typically, Kidney stones are associated with a sudden VERY sharp pain. You will also begin to sweat and maybe even have nausea or vomiting as well. You MAY have one though, since some begin gradually, with pain felt in the back and eventually working its way down towards the pelvic region. If you feel it in other places then you know it is working it's way down. If you do have a kidney stone, godspeed. Supposedly the worst pain a man can feel.

**BullsFan_1** · 11-25-2008, 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by WindyCityFlyer

Typically, Kidney stones are associated with a sudden VERY sharp pain. You will also begin to sweat and maybe even have nausea or vomiting as well. You MAY have one though, since some begin gradually, with pain felt in the back and eventually working its way down towards the pelvic region. If you feel it in other places then you know it is working it's way down. If you do have a kidney stone, godspeed. Supposedly the worst pain a man can feel.

So far today, I've felt nothing at all...and I havent had any of those symptoms (nausea, sweating, sharp pains, etc...) so hopefully, it wasnt/isnt one.

**NYMetros** · 11-25-2008, 02:48 PM

Originally Posted by BullsFan_1

So far today, I've felt nothing at all...and I havent had any of those symptoms (nausea, sweating, sharp pains, etc...) so hopefully, it wasnt/isnt one.

Do you have any family members that have had them? I'm pretty sure they're genetic.

**yaowowrocket11** · 11-25-2008, 02:53 PM

Originally Posted by NYMetros

Do you have any family members that have had them? I'm pretty sure they're genetic.

Kidney stones are genetic. I would find out a possibility of a family member that had kidney stones.

**BullsFan_1** · 11-25-2008, 03:04 PM

Originally Posted by NYMetros

Do you have any family members that have had them? I'm pretty sure they're genetic.

No body that I know of...

**giventofly** · 11-25-2008, 03:17 PM

They can be surgically removed nowadays.....but I can only imagine how dangerous it is to go near your kidneys with sharp utensils.

**alexander_37** · 11-25-2008, 04:07 PM

i sometimes enjoy the smell of my farts is that bad .....

im sorry that was stupid but i do have a real question

just in general my legs have been very sore despite not having an extremely large amount of activity i mean i have gym class and i walk around so its not lack of activity but not a very large amount but my legs are always sore and im only 17

**giventofly** · 11-25-2008, 04:36 PM

Originally Posted by alexander_37

i sometimes enjoy the smell of my farts is that bad .....

im sorry that was stupid but i do have a real question

just in general my legs have been very sore despite not having an extremely large amount of activity i mean i have gym class and i walk around so its not lack of activity but not a very large amount but my legs are always sore and im only 17

Are you a lazy *** like me?

My body gets sore from the littlest bit of working out/activity.

**alexander_37** · 11-25-2008, 05:06 PM

not even its like the bones are sore not the muscles well. ... sometimes but it feels like im 50 kinda it gets hard to get up sometimes lol

**WindyCityFlyer** · 11-25-2008, 07:24 PM

Originally Posted by yaowowrocket11

Kidney stones are genetic. I would find out a possibility of a family member that had kidney stones.

Not necessarily, they are more common if a relative has had one, but anyone can get them. One real big factor is the amount of pop you drink. Suppposedly this is a big factor for getting kidney stones.

**arliss** · 11-25-2008, 07:37 PM

Originally Posted by _Sn1P3r_

Uhm, you know that big bump on your knee where it bends? (don't know any technical terms) Well under it, is another bump and it pains me so that I can't run as fast or jump as high and I tend to limp after/during ball practices.

osgood-schlatters perhaps

**BADizzleBoY** · 11-25-2008, 09:56 PM

I just got out of the shower, and my heart is sorta racing faster then normal, and my arms are jittery and shaking, why is this?

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