subjacent (redirected from subjacencies)

subjacent /sub·ja·cent/ (sub-ja´sent) located beneath.

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sub·ja·cent (sb-jsnt)

adj.

Below or beneath another part.

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sub·jacen·cy n.

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subjacent

located below.

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Patient discussion about subjacencies.

Q. Could there be an underlying problem if you have frequent headaches? Sometimes i get a headache that lasts for days and it doesnt go away when i take medicine. Could this mean that something else is wrong?

A. Hi, I can fill for you ! I have them all the time ! It can be many things stress, neck, back, blood pressure see what I mean, and even more some times! Go to the DR and see what He says. I had to find a med that worked for me. I take darvon if they dont go awy after day! I have now found that the new fast acting Tylenol works if you take it first thing, you must hurry with it , as soon as you get a sign of it comming on, other wise it will not work! They are new and they melt fast! Wal-Mart has them now. i would go to the Dr just to be on the safe side!
Hope you get better!

Memaw

Q. how do i deal with her different moods? my wife is 7 month pregnant .. and i know she is under a lot of changing and hormones .. but to the drastic mood changes i can't used to ... she can be happy and pleased and just like that she can turn out of the sudden to something else .. suddenly she start crying and yelling and she became angry and unpleased .. what do i do ? how do i deal with changes ? any advice ? i am afraid those things will harm our marriage ...

A. i believe that for everything that will always be the cause for that. so, some hormonal changes can surely affect mental or emotional behavior, but if that's becoming significant and can possibly harm the baby, i will suggest you to consult that with your ob-gyn specialist and psychiatrist.

if that's just emotional-based changes, i believe you can be a good husband enough to understand that. but if that's even more than that, and tend to be a harmful behavior, never hesitate to find a professional help.

good luck for that!

Q. I have a reccurent ache just below my knee. what can it be? I am a 18 years old healthy guy. I never go to my physician, because i never need him, but in the past 4 month i recognized a strange pain just under my knee. The area is tender to palpation and the pain excruciate during walking and running. What can it be? What can I do to prevent it? P.S. I play collage basketball and this pain ruins my games...

A. Maybe you are suffering from a disease named Osgood Shluter.
you can learn more about it from this video
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