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After breaking up with him he became very crazy but I was already dating 2 guys. One of them was the lead vocalist on the band I worked then(I was also the vocalist.), and the another was a short guy who was funny. The vocalist and I had a complicated relation as we had grown good friends who kissed and had anal sex. But we broke apart after I decided to be with the short guy, who I discovered later to be a jerk. He had a gorgious physic but I did not enjoy it with him.

I had pericarditis in July 2010. My physical health has never been the same. Doctors have taken test after test, and all of them have no idea why I continue to have chest pain,shortness of breath, exhaustion, & feeling ill for days after these symptoms come on. 2 years prior to this, I was showing, what doctors have told me, symptoms of Lupus. NONE of the tests for lupus came back positive. I am in limbo with no answers. My hope in doctors are dwindling as the days go by.

So I am a pretty serious vocalist, specifically opera, but I also suffer from anxiety, depression and general inability to relax. I expressed an interest in Marijuana and it's benefits to my psychologist and he agreed it would be a good idea for me to try.

To end or greet the day than by listening to an old live copy of Loius Armstrong doing "Hello Dolly!" G'night all! (tapping toe and humming...argh...) now I'll never get to sleep!!! Ah well, eventually i'll collapse with exhaustion, but be happy and cheerful when it happens. ;) Song ends... ONE MORE TIME!!!!!

ve heard that Reglan can help strengthen the LES, but are there any exercises that can do the same? Someone once mentioned to me that vocalist exercises might help (particularly because it strengthes the diaphragm), but I'm wondering if there's anything else I could do.

I was in the hospital for 3 1/2 days!! Most people only 1-2 days. As I said, I think my surgeon was being really cautious. The hospital bill was outrageous. Thank goodness I was covered. It's normal to have such anxiety. No one wants surgery, but if growth is detected then there needs to be a pathology taken to rule out cancer. Since you have had no surgeries before (I've had a few procedures/surgeries), let me tell you that they ask you a lot of questions which is good.

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I am a 15 year old singer. I go to an arts school as a vocalist, and will be in a musical from September to January. A few days ago, while trying to belt out some higher notes, I hurt my voice. My voice is hoarse, and in the hollow of my throat, right between my collar bones, there is a burning sensation. My voice cracks occasionally, and I noticed a loss of one octave spanning across the past five months, and it gets tired really easily.

I have been suffering from laryngitis for over 3 months and taking medication for the last 2 months. When I consulted a doctor a couple of weeks ago, he did a stroboscopy and said that it could be due to acid reflux; he prescribed "Pantadoc". I took that for a couple of weeks and did not obsserve any difference.

My name is Carly and i'm 17. I have been looking for a diagnosis for the past 3 years. the most alarming problem that I have is an intolerance to physical exertion. I have alot of trouble exercising and nobody knows why. As soon as I start to get a good work out, my heart beats REALLY fast and sometimes palpitates, I get dizzy and clammy and start to black out, my skin gets all splotchy and red, and my whole body just feels like its in shock or something.

When he woke up in the morning he noticed that his hand was not cooperating. Today 1/15/12 is day 2 of this craziness. I told him not to give up on the hand. I've been reminding him to use the right hand otherwise the brain might think it is no longer needed. This is very strange. I thought maybe he had a mild stroke while he was sleeping. Maybe he pinched a nerve.

I had my first monitoring ultrasound this morning. I've got a few follies on both sides. Only one is measuring 12 mm, the others are smaller. The nurse will call me with the official results this afternoon, and I'll likely go back in 2 days (Sat a.m.) and do it again. I'm so into this and still so excited! I love going there so many times being I feel like something's actually happening. I feel very well taken care of by all the nurses and the tech.

I haven't been diagnosed yet and they weren't even looking for it but during some blood work they noticed some abnormal levels on my liver. To the point that they asked if I was a junkie or an alcoholic. My PCP sent me for ultrasounds on my liver, bile ducts, gallbadder and pancreas last Monday. I noticed when they were doing the ultrasound that she marked a spot on my Liver so that told me there was something there that wasn't normal. (I work in healthcare I.T.

I think that you should keep on taking the Motrin to reduce any swelling and wait for your ENT appointment. Maybe put a warm washcloths on your neck if it feels good. It might not be pain in your thyroid specifically but in the tissue and/or lymph nodes surrounding it. It might got bruised when he palpated so hard, which sounds kind of unprofessional. There's no need to hurt patients. I hope the pain will go away soon and that there's no permanent damage.

I had 2 incidents in the months of June and July of 2013 when a condom broke briefly with two different sex workers in Ecuador. I talked to the first one multiple times and she said she had noting and she has a husband and kids and that she was nervous and got tested and I got tested about 4 weeks later and came back negative.

Finally a friend from my side!! I used 2 live in brandon by brandon mall lol lets go shopping there lol!!

Gregg Allman feeling fine, ready to rock Published July 25, 2008 09:07 AM Comments (View) print email By Kym Kilgore / LiveDaily Contributor After undergoing the grueling treatment for Hepatitis C, Allman Brothers Band leader Gregg Allman is back on his feet and ready to hit the road. "I feel great, man," the singer/keyboardist said in a statement. "The treatment really kicks you in the *** but I came out stronger. I'm ready to play.

My RE says they can live in the cervix for 5-7 days but not in the uterus for more than 24 hours.

The risk of having some type of complication (either minor or major) from living-donor liver transplant surgery is about 15 to 30 percent (about 2 in 7 cases). Most complications are minor and resolve on their own. In rare cases, the complications are serious enough to require another surgery or medical procedure. The most common liver-related complication is bile leakage. Bile is a liquid produced by the liver that aids in digestion. Bile leakage happens about 5 to 15 percent of the time.

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