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Have you considered having weekly total calories eaten and expended like WebMD? They also allow for tracking the calories expended doing specific daily activities like sleeping, desk work, shopping, etc. That way you can account for all the calories you burn in one day (not just those related to exercise) and compare them to all the calories you consume. I like their diet tracker very much but I like that Med Help has trackers for my migraines, my mood, etc.

started me on Tramadol about 2 months ago, and it works pretty well. However, I just read on the Substance Abuse side that many people are addicted to Tramadol. I've never used more than prescribed, and although it doesn't take away every ache and pain, it really has helped me alot. I can't take Lyrica, and most other meds because of side effects. Is anyone else here being treated with Tramadol for their Fibro. Also, I just wanted to introduce myself and say hi.

Hi! If you are on facebook, check out the Lyme Disease and Wellness page. Those bands are specific for Lyme and unfortunately mainstream doctors and infectious disease doctors will dismiss them. You'd be better off seeing an LLMD or a Naturopathic doctor, which usually isn't covered by insurance unfortunately, but they can help you rather than spinning your wheels. Best of luck!

Has anyone ever had this or has it now? I was looking at WebMD and with my symptoms I've been having, it kind sounds like that may be what I have. My symptoms are frequent heartburn, feeling a pressure on my chest that makes it hard to breathe, and an acidy taste in my mouth.

WebMD has a link for this but according to WebMD, you are supposed to fast and drink in the morning if you want to examine kidneys and eat a fat-free meal the night before for liver examination well I was directed to only fast and drink nothing in morning before the taste- I probably didn't eat fat in the night before but I was wondering what this examination of the abdomen can discover- there was only a technician conducting the test who couldn't answer any questions and the test appli

Look them up on webmd for detailed description. Make sire you have your sic check it out when you go, and maybe see if you can go in early for this if it is really uncomfortable. They are common in general with constipation and with pregnancy for that and other reasons. Tucks and Preparation H will help with the discomfort. Webmd has other suggestions as well. Good luck!

but i went on webmd and they say some symptoms are....fever,swollen lymp nodes, sore throats, night sweats, confusion...??????? so if your telling me there arent really any symptoms for it then why does webmd state this?

You can look this up on the web. I just googled and look at WEBMD. According to that site, if it you take too much long term, it can have affects like, constipation, upset stomach and kidney stones. I don't see anything about taking it for a short term. If you are concerned, make sure you drink plenty of water. WEBMD suggests 2000IU per day for an adult.

I believe you've already asked this on the webmd herpes board. You got an answer there and you won't get a better answer here I can assure you.

Try googling it. Or look it up on webmd. That is what I did to find out about the new medicine I am on. You can search medications alphabeticaly on webmd and it will give you lots of good info without too much confusing medical terminology. It is hard to say if it works or not, because just about all medicines work for some people and not for others. It seems to be a trial and error sort of thing. Good luck.

I just read on webmd that long walks aren't good. Just take short walks.

My period is 3 days late and today I started having continual sharp pain in my left side that spreads to my uterus. I've looked at WebMD, but nothing I found really sounded like what I have. Does anyone have any suggestions?

And tylenol, but nothing that says multi symptom. I think webmd has a list.

No signs of cancer,inflammation or stones. Urologist referral. No known history/trauma. Any thoughts before I WebMD myself in a panic?

Levaquin a a pretty strong broad spectrum antibiotic. I was told it was effective against staff also, when I had a cut on my leg that wasn't healing. There is an article on webmd about leep and side effects. Type leep in the webmd search engine.

you also posted this on webmd right?

You have to go to the web site and log on to your profile. I think is webmd, or helpmd. Then you can download on there and it will apply to your app.

Some sites (e.g., WebMD, Seattle Children's Hospital) claim that ringworm will stop being contagious after 48 hours of applying a fungicide cream, and then should clear up after 3-4 weeks. Is this 48 hours rule of thumb mostly factual? I have a ringworm infection and put on clotrimazole cream, but am afraid to reinfect myself, or spread it to family members.

s been hard to find a primary care physician. One asked if I had been on WebMD, treating me like a hypochondriac.

s a very complicated disease and not easy to describe. I suggest you do internet search on WebMD or emedicine and see if you have any further questions. Starbursts are not a common symptoms in AZOOR and more suggestive of cataracts, cornea problems, need for glasses or new glasses RX or macular problems.

http://women. webmd .com/tc/polycystic-ovary-syndrome-pcos-topic-overview (delete the space before and after webmd). There are also other possible reasons, so make the doctor's appointment when you can and talk to your doctor about the best possible way to treat it. Good luck.

com/cold-and-flu/ss/slideshow-doctors-immunity This is a slide show by WebMD and it goes through what doctors do to boost their own immunity. What do you do to boost yours? Do you think any of the doctors suggestions sound good to try?

I've had diarrhea quite frequently this week and all the sites and books like webmd and what to expect when expecting say it's normal towards labor but my ob nurse said it wasn't and that it is probably a bug. Are any of you experiencing this?

for me it really affected my brain alot more then it did my body. ultram/tramadol are almost identical to efexor witch is an anti depressant so taking it long term can really affect your emotional stability... i would be bonkers for at least 2 days and i had these weird shock feelings that would start in my head and shoot down to my toes it is a weird feeling and it effected my eyesight a little bit. and i would also have bouts of restless leg syndrome. i couldnt sleep and i didnt eat much.

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