People get the sweats, along with body aches and pains.
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The aches and pains don't seem to hurt as bad.
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The patient had resigned himself to these aches and pains.
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Approaching storms become convenient scapegoats for various aches and pains.
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Particularly when aches and pains start interfering with the work.
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ACHES AND PAINS I have physical therapy, then some training.
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Walking meditation was also helpful for the aches and pains.
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One forum revolves around using horse liniment for aches and pains.
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She tells me it's Pegal Linu, which soothes aches and pains.
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Older population than us; you would think more aches and pains.
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I lost weight and began experiencing random body aches and pains.
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Standing up straight can alleviate aches and pains, which is addicting.
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Oftentimes, aches and pains are an accumulation of stress and anxiety.
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But for some people, postpartum depression manifests in bodily aches and pains.
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I've got ravenous cravings, unhinged mood swings, and debilitating aches and pains.
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Here, Tourles shared her favorite essential oils for comforting aches and pains.
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There were women who never stopped talking about their aches and pains.
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Now that I'm 66, I don't bore others with aches and pains.
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The man, in his 20s, was vomiting and had aches and pains.
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They also supposedly support pressure points to relieve you of aches and pains.
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You might just need a body pillow to thwart those nagging aches and pains.
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Yet even the normal aches and pains that go along with periods deserve relief.
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Aches and pains will arise during a season, and players want to overcome them.
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He is plagued with aches and pains in his hip, elbow, wrist and back.
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But Samamkaya Yoga in the Flatiron district caters to practitioners with aches and pains.
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Acupressure Mat Acupressure is used to relieve aches and pains, lower stress, and improve sleep.
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Acupressure mat Acupressure is used to relieve aches and pains, lower stress, and improve sleep.
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All the physical changes that come with pregnancy also come with new aches and pains.
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Run free Pete, you no longer have all those aches and pains of old age.
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At worst, people would suffer from a rash and fever with some aches and pains.
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"There are millions of Americans waking up with those aches and pains," Mr. Ludwig said.
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The flu is also more likely than COVID-19 to come with aches and pains.
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It makes walking difficult, and we XLHers suffer more aches and pains than most people.
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The aches and pains of migration become especially literal in the bodies of aging refugees.
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On the one hand, some aches and pains feel like trophies after a particularly grueling workout.
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It can also be used to temporarily relieve minor aches and pains on muscles and joints.
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Harry didn t take part in the activity himself because of his own aches and pains.
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As a septuagenarian athlete, Ms. Uffner, a New Yorker, was used to having aches and pains.
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As a septuagenarian athlete, Ms. Uffner, a New Yorker, was used to having aches and pains.
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With all these aches and pains and insomnia, can I reinvent myself before it's time to retire?
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And he would come in and massage us and, you know, help with our aches and pains.
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So I had to get past whatever my aches and pains were just to do the job.
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I felt really good last year until the knee went, but I'm used to aches and pains.
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Could all these months of aches and pains, night sweats, vomiting and diarrhea really be from mono?
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For example, are you trying to feel stimulated, get sleep, help ease aches and pains, or reduce anxiety?
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One friend poured concrete and returned to the halfway house each night exhausted, full of aches and pains.
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My great fear was always becoming one of those old people with all the little aches and pains.
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More recently, Mr Dorsey has been trying to massage away the aches and pains that afflict his creation.
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After about two months, she says, she noticed her aches and pains going away and her posture improving.
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The other day I was so depressed I couldn't get up; I had aches and pains all over.
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Despite the aches and pains, he did not miss a game all season for the Detroit Red Wings.
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CBD may be able to give you the boost you need to get over your aches and pains.
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Our relationship had been built on decades of two-minute conversations about her most recent aches and pains.
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Our relationship had been built on decades of two-minute conversations about her most recent aches and pains.
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Recognize aches and pains If working out doesn't make you slightly uncomfortable, you're probably not doing it hard enough.
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But when the aches and pains of starting a new fitness regimen pop up, it's important to pay attention.
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You might feel tired, deal with chronic aches and pains, have trouble sleeping, or notice changes in your appetite.
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The mattress contours to your body and offers pressure relief so you'll never wake up with aches and pains.
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"One of the challenges of aging is not just to focus down on your aches and pains," she said.
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From retirement communities to nursing homes, older Americans are increasingly turning to marijuana for relief from aches and pains.
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The aches and pains that come from the repetitive stress of the job are all part of the grind.
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There's a new shuttle service in California, and it's on a mission to help seniors with their aches and pains.
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In a way it's like having a work friend and understanding the exact aches and pains of that specific thing.
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Farrell also said the first baseman is having other aches and pains, and a night off was the best medicine.
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Correction: An earlier version misstated that the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology recommended Tylenol for certain aches and pains.
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The flu ravages your body, leaving you a shell of a human, stuffed with mucus, plagued with aches and pains.
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With an average age of about 70, the group's members had too many aches and pains to go door-knocking.
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There are aches and pains that seemingly come out of thin air, laying you low when you least expect it.
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I had a mild fever, I felt shivery, but the biggest symptom was aches and pains, particularly in my legs.
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Older people also tend to have more aches and pains and to be more sedentary, engaging in fewer physical activities.
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"My aches and pains began to subside to a more 'normal' level and I started to get more active," he says.
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"The aches and pains go away for a brief moment" when families report that their prayers have been answered, Ruiz says.
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Having yet to be fatigued by the aches and pains of adolescence, the music world seemed impossibly glamorous and improbably brilliant.
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And as you've either heard, or intuited from your own aches and pains, all that tech isn't great for our posture.
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Then, its electric muscle stimulators will work to improve blood flow, release endorphins, and relieve any aches and pains ailing you.
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To restore our soil, feed the microbes Symptoms can initially be fever, aches and pains, which are fairly general of illness.
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At first, Jacob Bredenhof's doctor thought that the 14-year-old just had the aches and pains of a typical, active teenager.
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A trip may end with business unresolved, aches and pains from hours on a plane and a large dose of jet lag.
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As well as aches and pains, they're supposed to be good for the skin, which is why a lot of women go.
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Then, when you need to get your hands dirty, a set of kneepads can save you some aches and pains later on.
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Even sitting at a desk, typing, and routine movements can cause aches and pains when you cross that threshold into your thirties.
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"Lots of aches and pains went away, and I have improvements in my vitiligo [a chronic skin condition]," he posted on Instagram.
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"Some minor aches and pains are not uncommon when we prescribe orthotics," says Metcalfe, using the medical term for corrective shoe inserts.
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Perhaps medical cannabis did something for all of those chronic aches and pains that might have kept them otherwise on the couch.
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My bodily aches and pains aren't exactly new — they started when I was 28 — but I still resent the hell out of them.
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When it does, it can push against our joints, causing some people, especially those with injuries or arthritis, to feel aches and pains.
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But the lack of support and lift can begin to create its own aches and pains, not to mention heat, sweat, and chafing.
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Our sources say Ramona wasn't seriously injured, but was transported by ambulance to a nearby hospital with bruises and minor aches and pains.
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On the other, you can also use it to relieve aches and pains and warm up your muscles while you're at the gym.
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I have "normal" soreness, tightness, aches and pains, but I have finally embraced the virtues of the foam roller and Epsom salt baths!
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Everyone's got their own aches and pains, and what better way to help ease the discomfort than getting your joints a little high?
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"Listen, if it were happening when we were playing, I wouldn't have so many aches and pains as we do now," Mobley says.
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Athletes, specifically, may use cupping as a recovery tool to treat aches and pains, especially during a rigorous schedule of trainings and competitions.
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Three retailers said that police officers were among their most dependable customers, using CBD oil for aches and pains as well as stress.
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Just as my family members bear the aches and pains of a lifetime of work on the F-Bar, so, too, does Manuel.
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I sleep more deeply with less random wake-ups during the night, and I no longer experience aches and pains in the morning.
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No, she was always hurting, and her brief career in wrestling allowed her to temporarily replace those emotional aches and pains with physical ones.
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Some will end up with a fever, rash, aches and pains and red eyes (conjuntivitis), or rarely, a serious nerve disorder called Guillain-Barre.
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The entire genre is huge within Hispanic culture, with people using holistic medicine to treat everything from aches and pains to redness and blackheads.
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Thankfully, there are a few ways you can physically prepare so you spend less time feeling aches and pains and more time rocking out.
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Although she experienced a few aches and pains, she figured they were caused by either menopause or lupus, which she's had for ten years.
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There were also tips about where to buy cheap baby bath tubs, and how to situate pillows for their growing body's aches and pains.
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I listened from Seattle as she offered updates on cousins in Cambodia, inventoried her latest aches and pains, and noted my father's failing memory.
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There is no memory of its inhabitants or the pictures they hung on its walls, just queues of people struggling with aches and pains.
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It's good for specific injuries, if you have a bruise or a sprain, but also just for everyday muscle soreness, fatigue, aches, and pains.
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For depression, the physical signs include lack of energy, sleeping too much or too little, overeating or loss of appetite, headaches, unexplained aches and pains.
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He suffers from various aches and pains and he flatly blames the drinking water and those who allowed that water to arrive in his tap.
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On the other hand, no "serious" harms were reported in the low back pain studies that were analyzed, but minor aches and pains were plenty.
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A common result: fatigue, aches and pains in his limbs and joints, and muscle spasms that can even occur in the GI tract, triggering indigestion.
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It features a "pressure-erasing Smart Comfort Grid" that hits the right note between soft and firm, preventing dreaded overheating and overnight aches and pains.
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For centuries, humans have used fish oils, orally or topically, to treat a wide array of ailments, from aches and pains to rickets and gout.
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On sale for a limited time, TherapyGun uses a specific combination of frequency, amplitude, and torque to target different aches and pains with incredible precision.
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She settled into her job as a de facto nurse, making outside medical and dental appointments for students and tending to their aches and pains.
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In your 50s In this decade, aches and pains may crop up and chronic conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, can manifest.
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I first noticed the aches and pains as I was getting dressed that morning but I ignored the warning signs, figuring the discomfort would subside.
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"All our aches and pains stay at the bottom of the sea, we no longer feel pain, and our self-esteem is elevated too," said Pereira.
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Those who'd come from other villages to help asked for a little extra for their aging parents, to treat the aches and pains caused by arthritis.
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But Paleo peeps claim that it's perfectly tolerable, can correct your posture, improve circulation, help you sleep more deeply, and get rid of aches and pains.
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Now that I'm not tangled up in the aches and pains, I can return to the music in the comfort of my own cozy little den.
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When my children were little, if they complained about aches and pains, I'd sometimes rub some moisturizer on them and tell them the "cream" would help.
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The main complaints are that the rash can itch a lot, and symptoms you get with a usual flu — like body aches and pains and fever.
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While nursing some aches and pains during a long music festival, the Danish duo of designers behind Mono + Mono began dreaming of a portable chair for concertgoers.
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It was just enough to relax me for the rest of the evening so I could forget about any aches and pains and general work/life stress.
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So far, we're still not sure exactly why aches and pains happen when the rain comes down, but it's probably because cold weather makes atmospheric pressure drop.
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"Back then, you could bounce back from injuries in no time," recalled Ms. Ten, who now pops Motrin pills like candy for her lingering aches and pains.
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There is much more talk of aches and pains, and, as always, a lot of talk about cultural interests: music, concerts, films, video games and TV shows.
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And the good news is there are plenty of low-impact cardio workouts that you can do to reap these same benefits, without the accompanying aches and pains.
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In a bedroom decorated with black-and-white photos of himself in costume, Claudio Giombi, a baritone, said fellow residents complained too much about their aches and pains.
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There've been a couple of niggles along the way, you know, just standard aches and pains, but yeah I'm in a great place and so excited for Rio.
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Aside from the inevitable aches and pains, the tote, in its cheapest and most common versions, is often completely open at the top, leaving you vulnerable to pickpockets.
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Wang Jingzhi, 83, an immigrant who lives in the nearby Chinatown neighborhood, said she frequently bought marijuana from Farm to soothe the aches and pains of old age.
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For my running aches and pains, I also love the microwaveable Old World Style Cherry Pit Pillow, which I now use instead of a plugged-in heating pad.
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He said players play through minor aches and pains often, but he said the Mets believed it was necessary to have Cespedes's potent bat in a sputtering lineup.
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In each factory a supervisor known as the "time keeper" monitors workers' hours and bathroom breaks and often manages a small medical dispensary for workers suffering aches and pains.
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He is a person who feels the aches and pains and fatigue of his years and, because he is vain, these very normal experiences worry him a great deal.
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"I take acetaminophen or ibuprofen for dealing with common aches and pains when necessary, and none of this research makes me really think twice about doing that," he says.
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You can float in your boat that has a screen door for a bottom, effortlessly remove acres of weeds from behind your house, or end your aches and pains.
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"War creates damage and so you get fever and a headache and muscular aches and pains," which you experience as the abrupt and intense opening salvos of the flu.
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A marijuana-themed cookbook, peppermint-flavored cannabis mouth spray to treat aches and pains, a global equity fund investing in the hemp industry, a cannabis superstore in Las Vegas.
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I haven't overheated once during the night while sleeping on the Parachute, and have consistently woken up without any of the mysterious aches and pains that I used to.
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They had said she was in "decent health" for her age, but had the aches and pains that come with being 70, as well as pulmonary problems including asthma.
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Maintaining good posture ensures that your muscles are in proper alignment so you can safely complete everyday physical tasks, and it prevents aches and pains from hunching over all day.
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Flint resident Aaron Stinson said he suffers from various aches and pains and he flatly blames the drinking water and those who allowed that water to arrive in his home.
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If you have trouble falling asleep at night, but feel full-on drowsy by the time you have to go to work, ask yourself: Am I having aches and pains?
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That means you not only walk with better posture, but you also release the pressure and tightness that could cause aches and pains in your neck or back, she says.
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On top of the below, recovery might be a little more challenging this time around, including more bleeding, as well as more persistent aches and pains — hang in there, Bey.
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Except for when you toss and turn all night, just to wake up with more aches and pains than the day before — and maybe a few new mysterious bug bites.
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The two men meet at the priest's home and end up buying each other the same Christmas present – knee pads, as they share similar aches and pains from kneeling in prayer.
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The findings only apply to people taking high doses over time—they do not apply to people who take ibuprofen or naproxen for fevers, headache or the occasional aches and pains.
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After each injection, Bliss must monitor her temperature and any symptoms such as nausea, chills or aches and pains as well as injection-site reaction for seven days in a journal.
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Lawyers for Bongiorno have said she was in "decent health" for her age, but had the aches and pains that come with being 70, as well as pulmonary problems including asthma.
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During this time, and for another year or more after menstruation stops, women may experience hot flashes, insomnia, tiredness, mood swings, forgetfulness, aches and pains, vaginal dryness and pain during sex.
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As we first reported ... no one was taken from the crash scene to the hospital, but we're now told the Beamer's 2 young passengers ultimately did get treated for aches and pains.
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But most notably, it's used in the form of lotions, balms, and salves to relieve aches and pains from ailments, like scoliosis and endometriosis, as well as treating irritated skin conditions, like eczema.
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"I still currently participate regularly in strength training, reformer Pilates, swimming and walking and find that this has been my saving grace in combating fatigue, nausea and aches and pains common in pregnancy."
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Other, safer treatments for cough and cold symptoms include acetaminophen (children's Tylenol) or ibuprofen (children's Motrin) for fever, aches and pains, as well as a cool-mist humidifier and saline drops for congestion.
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Professional Massager —$284.99 See Details Lightweight and portable, the Silver PCH 2 Pulse Massager is a stick-on device that uses a pulsing dual-channel muscle stimulation system to relieve minor aches and pains.
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I have yet to visit the pristine beaches of the North Coast, have my aches and pains relieved in the sands of Siwa, and take the boat up the Nile from Luxor to Aswan.
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Cannabis oil will be used to treat patients who suffer from nausea from chemotherapy, epilepsy, and aches and pains, Withoon said, adding that patients with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and in palliative care would also benefit.
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Other hormone-related symptoms that can pop up in your first trimester include: HeadachesTender or swollen breastsMoodinessBloatingFood craving and aversionsHeartburnNasal congestionWeight gainAcne flare-upsThere are some medications you can take for aches and pains.
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People who live with it may deal with fatigue, hopelessness, physical aches and pains, trouble sleeping, loss of appetite, and digestive problems — often over long time scales that can severely impact long-term health.
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This season deals with the aches and pains of aging, as Grace (Fonda) and Frankie (Tomlin) care for the next generation, while their ex-husbands (Martin Sheen and Sam Waterston) try an open marriage.
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Topical application is supposed to work sort of the way Icy Hot does, affecting a local muscle area specifically to reduce aches and pains, but the other methods produce full-brain and -body effects.
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For one, he could take it off post-workout, where she has to continue to deal with the back pain and swollen ankles and other body aches and pains that come with pregnancy 24-7.
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Whether it's a lotion to ease some aches and pains or a nice vape to help bring your mom's toking into this century, check out the list below for some gift inspiration this Mother's Day.
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You can spend a good part of your career convincing yourself that showing up to a fight with bumps and bruises and aches and pains is the sign of a hard, thorough, productive training camp.
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Over bottled water and energy drinks, and in cellphone light since the electricity went off briefly, the men compared aches and pains and receding hairlines, and told stories of the good times they had together.
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Bae Cooks for You When You're Sick The self-proclaimed sous chef (to Chrissy's head chef) had no problem taking control in the kitchen when his leading lady was hit with those pregnancy aches and pains.
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On that Monday, the patrons were still mainly male, but rather than bellies the size of airbags, many of them had washboard abs, and the discussion turned not to aches and pains but to Tinder dates.
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FLPSDE Dual-Chamber Water Bottle — $28.99 See Details From sleeping on rock-hard fields to standing for hours as you wait for the headliner, music festivals are ripe with opportunities for aches and pains to develop.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Wrapped up from head to toe in a white bag and gently rocking from side to side, five Japanese mothers are hopeful Tokyo's latest health trend can cure their post-pregnancy aches and pains.
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But being on your feet all day can also lead to aches and pains, so look for a setup that allows you to adjust the height or your work station and use a chair when needed.
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The doctor says no and simultaneously dispels all of Gypsy's phantom medical issues in a matter of minutes, swiftly taking out her feeding tube and saying her aches and pains are nothing a little aspirin can't fix.
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San Jose, California (CNN Business)Ultimate Fighting Championship athletes will serve as test subjects to find out if the cannabis compound CBD can treat the aches and pains that come hand in hand with their violent sport.
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We talked openly about our individual and collective aches and pains — fear of trying again, of this same thing happening, the heartbreak and alienation — and how vital it was that we remain connected as we moved forward.
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Sepsis "Much of the systemic symptoms that any of us have with influenza -- the fever, the aches and pains, the sense of exhaustion -- all of those are part of (our body's) response to the virus," said Schaffner.
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"Sleeping on a GhostBed is like floating on air, cool and comfortable, free of pressure and the aches and pains that keep you up at night," declare the brand's marketing materials, and more than 350 Amazon reviewers agree.
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As the nation adjusts to the threat of COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus, it's only natural to worry whether a cough or aches and pains could be signs you have become infected by the virus.
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Some Ancient Romans reportedly used urine as an oral disinfectant, while many Pre-Columbian Mesoamericans used rinses made of saltwater infused with plant extracts both to cleanse their teeth and to soothe aches and pains in the mouth.
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In today's largely unregulated environment, for example, marijuana marketers can seemingly tout the purported benefits of pot to relieve anxiety and aches and pains and even treat Alzheimer's disease, without any oversight, regulation or recourse for disappointed users.
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In the early '80s, there were no licensing rules governing school athletic trainers in Montana, nothing to prevent students from being ordered to completely disrobe even if their aches and pains were limited to an arm, calf, or ankle.
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Aches and pains, medications that reduce libido, a diminution of hormones that mean friction is tougher on our naughty bits and of course the occasional urge to cover all the mirrors in the house: Aging ain't pretty, Hennezel admits.
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At every school in New Rochelle, just north of the Bronx, in Westchester, there is a locked medicine cabinet in the nurse's office, stocked with things like EpiPens for allergic reactions, inhalers for asthma, Tylenol for aches and pains.
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The human threat to tigers, especially in Southeast Asia, comes from deforestation, infrastructure development, and poaching of the animals, whose body parts are consumed for supposed medicinal value, including treating aches and pains, curing alcoholism, and boosting sexual energy.
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In today's world of sports medicine, we're getting increasingly better at assessing aches and pains through the use of technologies such as X-ray, MRI and ultrasound, and we can figure out ways to prevent these problems from slowing you down.
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"Aches and pains, but they're OK." Roger Williams Park Zoo says the team charged with recapturing the takin was equipped with tranquilizers and a backup rifle, but fortunately never lost track of Har-Lee and they were able to safely sedate him.
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Earlier that day, he'd said he felt unwell — at his age he often complained of aches and pains — but it wasn't until after a nap, when his speech grew more garbled and he finally fell to the floor, that she called the ambulance.
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They also include withdrawal from friends and family, a loss of interest in activities that had been important, and changes in eating and sleeping patterns, as well as some pretty nonspecific signs like lack of energy, trouble concentrating and unexplained aches and pains.
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"It has been my greatest joy in life becoming a mother…we all know that it is hard, and comes with aches and pains, but one thing I wasn't prepared for the first time around was the postpartum hair loss," she explained on Instagram.
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Instead of concentrating on my aches and pains, I just know that I have to read this set of briefs, go over this draft opinion and so I have to somehow surmount whatever is going on in my body and concentrate on the court's work.
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Research also shows that moms who first gave birth in their early 30s report higher energy, better fitness, and fewer aches and pains compared to moms who first gave birth in their early 20s, Andrea Schmitz and Benji Jones previously reported for Business Insider.
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A physician ally of Purdue Pharma whose views helped drive the explosive growth in the use of addictive pain relievers for common aches and pains in the United States has agreed to testify against the OxyContin maker and other drug companies, newly disclosed court records show.
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You may think a heated mattress pad is only useful in the cold months, but if you walk a lot, exercise, or just have sore muscles, joints, or general aches and pains, sometimes it's nice to settle into bed with a little warmth under your body.
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Indeed, the toughest part for a team and a player is determining how many aches and pains can be considered just part of the job and not something that requires an M.R.I. or a stay on the D.L. More than anything, players have to be truthful.
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And Atwood writes her with evident glee: Lydia is part witchy supervillain, dwelling with sinister imagery on how she's become "swollen with power" — and part grumbling maiden aunt, forever complaining about her aches and pains and craving a cup of hot milk to settle her stomach.
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The 48-year-old orangutan—the oldest in North America born in a zoo—was feeling the aches and pains of getting older, and he passed during a medical examination that was needed to find a new treatment plan to help with respiratory issues that were not responding to medicine.
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And our sportswriter Bill Pennington, who has been paid to stand around in locker rooms for the better part of 26 years, said that what he's heard in locker rooms is nothing "even close" to descriptions of sexual assault — more like municipal bond portfolios, aches and pains, and what to feed the cat.
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While both work by tamping down the immune system's response, the former is typically an over-the-counter non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used to treat fevers, aches, and pains, and the latter is a prescription corticosteroid that tends to be used for chronic autoimmune conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.
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But for the many of us who don't live in New York City, don't share in its daily aches and pains, and can only admire its mass transit system from afar, the reality that someone would pay to sit in Manhattan traffic rather than take a subway for $2.75 is a bit, well, mystifying.
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He gets three meals delivered each day, so he doesn't have to think about food; he has a stylist and a nutritionist and a trainer, and he's become a practitioner of cryotherapy — standing in a chamber cooled by liquid nitrogen — to ease the aches and pains from dancing up and down the staircases on the "Hamilton" set.
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You want your keyboard in front of you with the mouse next to it so your elbows are below your shoulders and your elbows are around 90 degrees, according to Ellen Kolber, corporate ergonomic consultant and hand therapist Listen to the aches and pains Your body will give you clues if you need to readjust your home office.
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Although inmates may owe copayments if they see a provider for run-of-the-mill aches and pains, they won't generally have to pay for specialty care, whether provided on-site or through telemedicine, said Dr. Anne Spaulding, an epidemiologist and associate professor at Emory University's public health school in Atlanta who has worked as a medical director in corrections.
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The first time I had heard about it was in certain CBD salves for sore muscles and aches and pains, and inflammation in general... With the onset of cannabis being more accepted in a mainstream environment, even my godfather, who is in his 70s, is asking me to bring him certain CBD products for his arthritis that he can't get in his state.
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The other dogma, Pinker argued, is that repressing emotions is bad and expressing them is good — a folk theory with roots in romanticism, Freudian psychoanalysis, and Hollywood, but which is contradicted by a large literature showing that people with greater self-control, particularly those who repress anger rather than "venting," lead healthier lives: they get better grades, have fewer eating disorders, drink less, have fewer psychosomatic aches and pains, are less depressed, anxious, phobic, and paranoid, have higher self-esteem, are more conscientious, have better relationships with their families, have more stable friendships, are less likely to have sex they regretted, are less likely to imagine themselves cheating in a monogamous relationship.
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