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diagonaluk asked:

Coming soon to a stadium near you…

wingspan310 asked:

ichiro nagashima kinugasa kakehu hara yamamori

tbbaker asked:

Unbelievable acting job by Arkansas batter, Brian Walker…also unbelievable elbow injury recovery…look how fast he slings the bat!

Anon asked:


I have suffered from low back and hip pain (different pain in both sides) for several years. The pain and associated symptoms (numbness and pain that radiates down my leg/legs) have continued to grow worse with every passing month. In addition, I suffer from chronic insomnia, sleep bruxism, and frequent headaches. I am afraid that if this continues, I will be unable to work full time. I have already severely limited my lifestyle to exclude all unnecessary physical activities. Simple chores such as cooking and cleaning have become exceedingly difficult to complete.

Diagnostically, I’ve had several x-rays and one MRI of my lower back. These have shown that I have a very minor case of scoliosis and my pelvis is tilted to the right. Additionally, I do have a herniated disk/degenerative disk disease at L4/L5 and bursitis in my right hip. I have also had a variety of lab work, which has ruled out Rheumatory arthritis and Ankylosing Spondylitis (negative HLA B27 blood test).

My doctors are unwilling to offer any further diagnostic tests, and seem to doubt some or all of my symptoms. Can anyone offer any additional possibilities, either diagnosis or tests? I have run out of ideas and am unwilling to accept that all this pain is completely unrelated. My current list of diagnoses contains about ten or fifteen different problems; some related, others are not.

I do not know if I can stress enough the severity of the pain, or the fact that the pain is not located in one place or limited to one type of sensation. Each diagnosis can explain only one part of the problem, but because everything is getting worse more or less together, I think there is some kind of overall problem. Forgive me for rambling, but I am desperate at this point. All conventional treatment has failed (physical therapy, chiropractic care, epidural steroid injections, pain management, etc.) and the only surgery that has been mentioned thus far is the possibility of a spinal fusion in the future, which I have been assured that it is not a guarentee and comes with its own list of permenant disabilities.

Any ideas are appreciated.

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Jynx asked:


Ok this morning I woke up with my jaw hurting really bad. I think i have bruxism because i do grind my teeth at night and i bought a OTC nightguard but in just 4 days i chewed most of it up. Well usually I take excedrin and put a warm compress on my face, but this time it didnt work. Ive tried ibuprofen and hours and hours later, my friends dad gave me a percocet and it finally went away, somewhat. Its jaw pain that goes along my jawline and up by my ear and to my right temple..my right temple feels like i broke a nerve or something. I wont be able to see a dentist til tuesday to see if its maybe my wisdom tooth causing some trouble or if its bruxism or TMJ. Has anyone had similar exp. or any ideas to keep the pain at bay? I brush floss & gargle with listerine to keep it clean…and started taking NSAIDs like aleve or ibuprofen. I dont know ifs its swollen, but i can feel a slight diffrence compared to the left side (cant tell by lookin tho) I dont have a fever so it cant be infection?
if its abcess wouldnt i see something in my mouth though?

wonderbar asked:

Let’s play… the baseball game!

FEABSSleepApnea asked:

This video is to make familiar to you, sleep apnea oral devices so you the public can decide what might be available for you as an alternative to the CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure). I have put 32 years of knowledge, 9 years of chair side time and around 4000 happy people with the movement in the mouth piece. The new way has an adjustment screw and bite technique. Always the complaint is; the patient is so quiet when they sleep you wonder if their still breathing. You will agree when you try this device that it is the most comfortable oral device on the market. This the only device that moves back but pulls you forward when you reach REM sleep. Also this device has a polished surface to bite & slide on to comfort your TMJ.

sfcosmeticsurgery asked:

Botox can help people who suffer from Bruxism or teeth grinding

Bee asked:


grind my teeth at night.
Yikes? I just got braces today and I forgot to mention to the orthodontist that I’ve been told I grind my teeth at night (bruxism, isn’t it?). My teeth are a little sore and I can imagine it’ll be worse if I grind my teeth at night.

I’m not too sure if I grind my teeth all the time..or if it was just that one time..but I do have an abnormal bite I guess so that might be why I have it? My next orthodontist appointment isn’t until July..so what do I do until then? Also, would a dentist or orthodontist be able to tell that you might grind your teeth at night? I guess I’m kind of scared? I don’t want to mess up my teeth after just getting braces and I’m not sure how to tell that I have bruxism, I’ve read up on ways that you might be able to tell you have it, but I haven’t found anything that helps. Advice? Tips?