pain (pān) a feeling of distress, suffering, or agony, caused by stimulation of specialized nerve endings.
growing pains,
growing pains
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bearing-down pain pain accompanying uterine contractions during the second stage of labor.
false pains ineffective pains resembling labor pains, not accompanied by cervical dilatation.
growing pains recurrent quasirheumatic limb pains peculiar to early youth.
hunger pain pain coming on at the time for feeling hunger for a meal; a symptom of gastric disorder.
intermenstrual pain pain accompanying ovulation, occurring during the period between the menses, usually about midway.
labor pains the rhythmic pains of increasing severity and frequency due to contraction of the uterus at childbirth.
phantom limb pain pain felt as though arising in an absent (amputated) limb.
psychogenic pain symptoms of physical pain having psychological origin.
referred pain pain felt in a part other than that in which the cause that produced it is situated.
rest pain a continuous burning pain due to ischemia of the lower leg, which begins or is aggravated after reclining and is relieved by sitting or standing.
grow·ing pains (gr   ng)pl.n. Pains in the limbs and joints of children or adolescents, frequently occurring at night and often attributed to rapid growth but arising from various unrelated causes. |
growing pains,
1 rheumatism-like pains that occur in the muscles and joints of children or adolescents usually at night and as a result of fatigue, emotional problems, postural defects, and other causes that are not related to growth and may be symptoms of various disorders.
2 emotional and psychologic problems experienced during adolescence.
growing pains
Pediatrics Benign idiopathic leg pains in growing children, usually in the legs; experts disagree on whether this condition actually exists; some workers regard it as a type of overuse syndrome; if it does exist, it is a
diagnosis of exclusion DiffDx Trauma, infection, avascular necrosis of bone, tumors, collagen vascular disease, Lyme disease, psychosomatic disease, congenital, and developmental defects Clinical GP complaints are bilateral, intermittent, most often
occur after going to bed, and are linked to edema of muscles encased within 'tight' fascia; they often follow a day of strenuous exercise, although a temporal or activity-relatable pattern may not be detected; GPs may be accompanied by
restlessness and disappears with the cessation of growth Treatment Local heat, massage, rest, NSAIDs and, if severe, quinine sulfate. See Fat spurt, Growth spurt.
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A. it does work but there is some side affects, as in E.D. while you are on the med.
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Q. HOW CAN WE THE PEOPLE GROW TO UNDERSTAND WHY AND HOW ABORTIONS WORK?PLEASE HELP ME UNDERSTAND THANK YOU!A.M.C
A. There are different kinds of abortions depending on what week of pregnancy you are in:
1. Medication abortion- certain drugs are taken to cause an abortion. It only can be done early in pregnancy. Suitable for women who are up to 7 weeks pregnant.
2. Manual Vacuum Aspiration (MVA)- MVA is performed with the use of a handheld syringe as a source of suction for removing uterine contents. The procedure time is 5–15 minutes and is performed in settings such as a doctor's office, clinic or emergency room. A patient typically leaves a doctor’s office or a clinic within two hours. Typically, cervical anesthesia is used in combination with orally administered ibuprofen. It can be used to induce abortion in women as early as three weeks after the beginning of her last menstrual cycle and up to 12 weeks gestation.
3. Surgical Abortion- after 13 weeks and more.
Here is a website with more information:
http://www.americanpregnancy.org/unplannedpregnancy/surgicalabortions.html
Read more or ask a question about Boner Stabone1. Medication abortion- certain drugs are taken to cause an abortion. It only can be done early in pregnancy. Suitable for women who are up to 7 weeks pregnant.
2. Manual Vacuum Aspiration (MVA)- MVA is performed with the use of a handheld syringe as a source of suction for removing uterine contents. The procedure time is 5–15 minutes and is performed in settings such as a doctor's office, clinic or emergency room. A patient typically leaves a doctor’s office or a clinic within two hours. Typically, cervical anesthesia is used in combination with orally administered ibuprofen. It can be used to induce abortion in women as early as three weeks after the beginning of her last menstrual cycle and up to 12 weeks gestation.
3. Surgical Abortion- after 13 weeks and more.
Here is a website with more information:
http://www.americanpregnancy.org/unplannedpregnancy/surgicalabortions.html
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