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- ... of an artery in a leg or an arm may cause severe pain, coldness, and numbness in the affected limb. The ... which are rare, may cause fatigue, cramping, or pain felt in the arm muscles when the arm is used repeatedly. Peripheral ...
- ... On an affected limb like a leg or arm, you may notice swelling, pain or tenderness that was not caused by an ...
- ... speaking, vision problems, sudden and severe headache, dizziness Arm or Leg: Sudden or gradual pain, swelling, tenderness and warmth Lung: Sharp chest pain, ...
- ... to your wound to reduce swelling. Prop the arm or leg with an injured nail on pillows so the nail is higher than your heart. This helps reduce swelling. Taking ibuprofen or acetaminophen can help relieve pain and reduce swelling when your nail injury is ...
- ... minute. Anesthesia ensures the patient does not experience pain or feel the electrical pulses. Often, a blood pressure cuff is used on an arm or leg to block the muscle relaxant and ...
- ... signal to the brain. The brain analyzes the pain signal. Ouch!!! In turn, the brain delivers a message back to the muscles of the arm to react. Hasta la beesta, babee! As you ...
- ... 100°F (37.8°C) axillary (under the arm): 99°F (37.2°C) Treating a Fever (High Temperature): How Can I Help My Child Feel Better? No treatment is needed if a child is still playing and drinking normally and doesn’t have pain. Treating a fever with medicine isn't needed ...
- ... may feel a cold sensation moving up your arm during the radiotracer injection. ... Nuclear imaging causes no pain. However, having to remain still or in one ...
- ... lie still. Though the scanning itself causes no pain, your child may ... usually into the hand or arm. The child may have a warm, flushed sensation ...
- ... a nonallergic individual, you can still get redness, pain, local ... you are stung in the arm, swelling which can be especially relevant in the ...
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(National Institute of Mental Health) 