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Tag: Causes of pain

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Why do I get random pricks of pain?

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According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, random, sharp pains, often described as pricks or electric shocks, are characteristic of neuropathic pain, which arises from nerve damage or dysfunction. Understanding why you get random pricks of pain is the first step toward effective management and relief.

Why Does it Hurt When the Doctor Presses on the Lower Abdomen?

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Over 70% of doctor visits involve abdominal issues, often prompting a physical exam that includes palpation. **When the doctor presses on the lower abdomen, why does it hurt?** This pain can signal various underlying conditions, ranging from minor issues like gas to more serious concerns like inflammation or infection.

Is flank pain the same as hip pain? The Definitive Guide

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Although located in a similar general area of the body, flank pain and hip pain are distinct and originate from different structures. Understanding these differences, particularly the location and nature of the discomfort, is the first step toward finding the correct diagnosis and treatment. In fact, many cases of misdiagnosed lower back or hip pain are actually caused by kidney issues.

When to worry about armpit pain? Your complete guide

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According to a study on various common ailments, most instances of armpit discomfort are benign and transient. Knowing when to worry about armpit pain is crucial, as certain accompanying symptoms can indicate a more serious underlying condition that requires prompt medical attention.

What do you mean by pulsating pain?

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According to research published in the journal *Pain*, the conventional belief that throbbing pain pulses with the heartbeat is a myth, challenging long-held assumptions. So, **what do you mean by pulsating pain**, and what is really happening beneath the surface?