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  2. What Causes Pain in Inner Thighs? - MedGuidance

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    Causes of Inner Thigh Pain Muscular. When the adductor (inner thigh muscle) is strained or pulled it can result in inner thigh or groin pain. The most common muscular injury is a strain, which results if the muscle is overstretched. This pain will be localized to the inner thigh or groin region and will greatly restrict mobility.

  3. What Causes Random Pain in Your Leg? | MedGuidance

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    A random pain in your leg can be deliberating and interfere with your normal activity. It may be felt as a stabbing, aching, tingling, dull, or sharp pain. This pain may be felt when you are inactive or active. This pain can occur between 6 and 7 times a day. It may be accompanied by muscle cramps, immobility, and cardiovascular problems.

  4. Sharp Pain in Upper Back - MedGuidance

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    These expansive muscles can become inflamed, which can cause pain and discomfort in the upper back. The main causes of muscular inflammation are sport injuries, muscle strains, and accidents. Muscular upper back pain responds most favourably to physical treatments. These include physical therapy, chiropractic advice, massage, and acupuncture.

  5. Intercostal Muscles | MedGuidance

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    The degree of muscle strain is classified into three grades: 1. Grade I consists of a mild muscle strain where only some muscle fibers are damaged. Healing time takes about two to three weeks. 2. Grade II consists of a moderate muscle strain where more muscle fibers are involved, but muscles are not ruptured. Healing time takes three to six weeks.

  6. Bone Tumor - MedGuidance

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    The femur (thigh bone), humerus (upper arm bone) and the tibia (lower leg bone) More common in children. Non-Ossifying Fibroma Unicameral. A solitary cyst in the leg. More common in adolescents and children. Giant Cell Tumors. The rounded end of the bone. More common in adults. Enchondroma. Long bones of thigh and arm as well as in hands and feet

  7. What Causes Pain in Your Armpit? | MedGuidance

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    In certain circumstances, though, pain in the armpit may mean something significant. You can have pain in your armpit in a number of ways. First, you could develop a lump under your arm, and it is the primary source of the pain. Sometimes the skin of the armpit can become irritated, and this can lead to a feeling of pain under your arm.

  8. Lactic Acid in Muscles - MedGuidance

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    Some physical trainers recommend taking vitamin C as well as potassium to release large amounts of lactic acid from the muscles, thus speeding up muscle repair and recovery. Alternate Muscle Groups. To reduce lactic acid accumulation in one muscle group, alternate the muscles groups you use to give them a chance to recover. Keep Working Out

  9. Muscle Health | MedGuidance

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    Bone, Joint & Muscle 9 Effective Back Flexibility Exercises When it comes to back flexibility exercises, you have many choices, including pike stretch, camel pose, animal-pose stretches, splits stretches, knee-to-chest stretch and so on.

  10. What Causes Tingling and Cold Hands? | MedGuidance

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    Nerve problems like tingling or numbness, problems walking and muscle weakness; Treatments: Make sure that your diet is rich with vitamin B12. You can also take B12 supplement or multivitamin that contains B12 every day. 2. Cold exposure. This can occur when you're outside on a wet, windy or cold weather.

  11. Right Side Abdominal Pain | MedGuidance

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    Pain in the upper right side of the abdomen, just below the ribs, may be due to gallbladder disease. Characteristics of this pain include: A dull aching pain, sometimes occurring in waves; Pain that starts after eating a meal; Severe pain that may spread or radiate to the back; Pain may be accompanied by vomiting; Other symptoms like yellowing ...