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We all get stomachaches from time to time. The cause can be a number of issues, both minor and severe, like digestive problems, appendicitis, or food poisoning. It just depends where exactly you're feeling pain, and how severe it is—are your dealing with a sharp pain in your stomach?—and what other symptoms come with it.  Stomach pain is often a misnomer, says Dr. Diya Alaedeen, MD , a general surgeon at Cleveland Clinic, "They are really talking about their entire abdomen. The stomach is only one organ in the abdominal cavity amongst many organs, including the colon, small bowel, liver, pancreas, kidneys, bladder, and other organs."  One of the most common reasons people go to the emergency room is for "non-specific abdominal pain," Alaedeen says. It could be food poisoning, food allergies, constipation, viral or bacterial gastroenteritis, or even gas. Many of these conditions can be easily treated.  But, when should you worry about y

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Today, millions of people are experiencing pain every day. Some people have chronic pain that doesn't go away quickly. Others, their pain is temporary and caused by soft tissues, joints, and muscles. The good thing is, there is a solution to relieve their pain. The best pain patches have helped many people to soothe their pain at the source. Nonetheless, a suitable pain patch uses the right ingredients. These ingredients interact with your body's electrical signals to help ease the pain. Other products use herbal extracts and natural compounds to help in relieving pain. That is well said. The market is flooded with countless pain patches. This makes it challenging to pick the right pain patch. In this article, we did select the best pain patches for you. Best Pain Relief Patches in 2021 If you want to buy the best pain patches in 2021, consider this list: Kailo Kailo is one of the best pain patches we have on this list. The unique

We all get stomachaches from time to time. The cause can be a number of issues, both minor and severe, like digestive problems, appendicitis, or food poisoning. It just depends where exactly you're feeling pain, and how severe it is—are your dealing with a sharp pain in your stomach?—and what other symptoms come with it.  Stomach pain is often a misnomer, says Dr. Diya Alaedeen, MD , a general surgeon at Cleveland Clinic, "They are really talking about their entire abdomen. The stomach is only one organ in the abdominal cavity amongst many organs, including the colon, small bowel, liver, pancreas, kidneys, bladder, and other organs."  One of the most common reasons people go to the emergency room is for "non-specific abdominal pain," Alaedeen says. It could be food poisoning, food allergies, constipation, viral or bacterial gastroenteritis, or even gas. Many of these conditions can be easily treated.  But, when should you worry about y

The Spanish flu was one of the most deadly pandemics of all time. Estimates vary, but somewhere in the region of 3 to 5% of the population of the world was wiped out by it. That was estimated to be around 50 million people all told. Unlike some other global pandemics, the Spanish flu tended to be most deadly for those between the ages of 20 and 40. It was highly infectious and led to some very debilitating symptoms, including  hemorrhages in the nose, stomach, and intestine, and both  edema  and hemorrhage in the lung. With no real understanding of what they were up against, many people were desperate to try anything to help them survive. Here are some of the ways they tried.  What are some of the most bizarre remedies used during the 1919 Spanish flu? While some of the remedies commonly used for the flu are fairly sensible, there are some others that have been used historically that seem very bizarre to us today. Who knows, they may well have been c

Which headache remedy works best for you will depend on the type of headache you have.  For example, if you have a tension headache, you should try meditating or a breathing exercise.  Other headache remedies include trying acupressure, drinking water, and taking vitamins.  Visit Insider's Health Reference library for more advice. Loading Something is loading.

VOMITING, diarrhoea and fever are all symptoms we rightly fear. They are key signs of salmonella, but how do you know if you've caught the bug? 1 If you've caught salmonella, it's likely you will be sick Salmonella is in the spot light this week after a dozen people in the UK were been left in hospital with the bug after eating a rogue batch of pork scratchings. Supermarkets have announced emergency recalls as Public Health England and the Food Standards Agency urged people not to eat packets with a best-before date up to February 2022. The dodgy pork products were made at a factory in Bolton, Lancs, run by the Tayto Group, Britain's largest snack producer. Public Health England said 176 people have fallen ill with salmonella poisoning — with "at least 12" needing hospital treatment. There have been cases all over the country. Tayto Group have apologised for the inconvenience - but here's everything you need to know about the bug. What i

Epidemics and pandemics of infectious disease have always played an important part in Australia's history. Even so, until the advent of Coronavirus many people believed that the threat of death and disease from infectious disease was largely a thing of the past despite the continuing appearance of diseases like Dengue, Ross River Virus, Influenza, a variety of childhood infections and more recently, HIV/AIDS, SARS and Bird Flu.  Berfore the mid- 1950s outbreaks of infectious disease occupied a more central place on Australia's public health stage. Although a number of outbreaks were for the most part not great demographic and public health events they nonetheless had considerable impact and their effects were wide-ranging. Pandemics, on the other hand,  wreaked havoc  and took many lives. The history of epidemics and pandemics in Australia demands our attention for  a number of important reasons. In the first place, many epidemics and p