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I have fibromyalgia. Whenever my rheumatologist does blood tests, I'm told that I have elevated ESR and CRP levels. What's the significance of these test results? by Anonymous on 3/10/2010	1 Replies

Is fibromyalgia hereditary? by Anonymous on 3/10/2010	1 Replies

How can you tell the difference between a muscle strain and tendonitis? How long does it take either to heal? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	2 Replies

I developed Achilles tendonitis several years ago and it continues to bother me. How effective is extra-corporeal shock wave therapy in treating this condition? by Anonymous on 3/8/2010	1 Replies

I am a 46-year-old woman with degenerative disk disease. I have undergone fusion of my vertebrae (spinal fusion). I am allergic to codeine, and cannot take Tylenol #3 or fentanyl. I am using Cesamet instead but need something stronger when the pain is out of hand. What kind of pain reliever can you recommend? by Anonymous on 3/3/2010	1 Replies

Recently, my daughter got kicked in the head during a soccer game. She seemed fine at the time but later developed a sizable lump on her forehead. Is this a concern? by Anonymous on 3/1/2010	1 Replies

There's nothing my son hates more than getting a shot. Is there anything I can do to lessen his fear? by Anonymous on 2/24/2010	1 Replies

Lately, I've had a lot of leg pain, especially when sitting at my desk or standing in line at the store. I'm 55 and I don't think I have any health problems. Should I be concerned about this new aching? by Anonymous on 2/24/2010	1 Replies

How much Tylenol can you safely take when pregnant? by Answers on 2/8/2010	1 Replies

Can you give Children's Tylenol to cats for pain and if so how much? by Answers on 2/8/2010	1 Replies

Is it safe to take Tylenol every day for months? by Answers on 2/8/2010	1 Replies

Can you take Aspirin and Tylenol together? by Answers on 2/8/2010	1 Replies

Can you give a dog Tylenol? by Answers on 2/8/2010	1 Replies

How does it affect the body if you are taking a mix of apo-ibuprofen acetaminophen with codein and pms-mirtazapine and apo-Citalopram arthrotec? by Answers on 2/8/2010	1 Replies

How many 500mg Tylenol pills would equal the relief of one Vicodin pill? by Answers on 2/8/2010	1 Replies

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