The cramping always attacked the muscles running along the tops of my shins, and I'd have get out of bed and walk back and forth to make the pain and cramping subside.
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Kenzen's ECHO smartpatch analyzes sweat to predict dehydration or cramping.
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In fact, it can actually cause diarrhea and abdominal cramping.
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My period started earlier today, and I'm exhausted and cramping.
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The cramping in his hands has turned into constant pain.
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My stomach was cramping and I was bathed in sweat.
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Even cramping has not been shown to impair athletic performance.
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They speak to us in urgent codes: swelling, cramping, twitching.
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Other symptoms include mild cramping and swollen or tender breasts.
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These include diarrhea, abdominal pain or cramping, fever, nausea, and vomiting.
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The symptoms include diarrhea, stomach cramping, nausea, weight loss, and fatigue.
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Cardi B may be pregnant, but it's not cramping her style.
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I started cramping in my foot and again in my hamstring.
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Side effects can include severe cramping, migraines, nausea, and breast tenderness.
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I felt severe cramping and nausea but otherwise no other symptoms.
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Istomin, already trying to disguise his cramping, must have taken heart.
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Other symptoms can include stomach cramping, indigestion, hives, swelling, and fainting.
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"I just told them my biceps was kind of cramping," Richards said.
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Think: lighter and more regular periods, less cramping, and reduced PMS symptoms.
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Watch ... Tyler chalks up his cramping to training -- or a lack thereof.
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"Since I started taking Hotshot, I haven't had any cramping," says Flanagan.
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I had been experiencing minor cramping for several hours by that point.
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You could experience some intermittent cramping for one or two days afterward.
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It helps with cramping, it helps with bleeding, it helps with nausea.
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I was cramping yesterday — it was so tough for me to play.
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Your muscles should be engaged but not clenched, which leads to cramping.
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So, if you want to relieve cramping, you need to reduce contractions.
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The most common ones are drowsiness, nausea, intestinal cramping, bloating and diarrhea.
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After it was over, the big topic was Strasburg and his cramping issue.
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"I thought, you know what, these people are cramping my style," Robinson says.
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There are prescription-strength painkillers that can help mitigate and even prevent cramping.
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There may be a little cramping and a few backaches right after insertion.
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He left Saturday's game after seven innings because of cramping in a calf.
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Afterward, Palmer said he was just experiencing some cramping because he was dehydrated.
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It hits in the lowest point of your stomach, cramping up in waves.
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"More commonly, we see nausea, vomiting, cramping, bloating, diarrhea, and dehydration," Mishori says.
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To wit: Youzhny's cramping, which did not necessarily come out of the blue.
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I'm not cramping like I was earlier, though, and that's definitely a blessing.
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Additionally, utility man T. J. Rivera exited Tuesday's game early with leg cramping.
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Stomach cramping can begin as soon as 12 to 72 hours after exposure.
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Within a day, she started to suffer from severe cramping and began bleeding heavily.
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Symptoms of a food intolerance include abdominal pain, bloating, cramping, diarrhea, and loose stools.
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Several parents told her they had had abdominal pain and cramping, nausea, and diarrhea.
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I have pretty bad cramping going on and wish this period would start already.
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Ovulation may also cause a particular kind of cramping called mittelshmerz (literally "middle pain").
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Too-high doses of magnesium supplements can result in diarrhea, nausea, and abdominal cramping.
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"I began the slightest cramping and they've lasted two full days now," she said.
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RHP Garrett Richards left the game in the fifth inning with right biceps cramping.
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He left Thursday's game in the ninth inning with cramping in his right calf.
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Then, I begin to feel a sharp intestinal cramping and make my discomfort known.
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In humans, an untreated E. coli infection causes painful cramping, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
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Heavy periods can simply be heavy or they may be associated with increased cramping.
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Low oil prices aren't quite cramping the style of the extended Saudi royal family.
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Chang was cramping and already had considered and then reconsidered retiring from the match.
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It's not the best, when you're having sex, to suddenly have your leg cramping.
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However, abnormal pelvic cramping could also be a sign of a more serious condition.
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Along with pelvic cramping, lower back and abdominal pain are also symptoms of endometriosis.
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Sugary and fatty foods can cause gastric-bypass patients to have cramping and diarrhea.
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Risks of prolonged breath holding can include dizziness, elevated blood pressure and muscle cramping.
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The symptoms of infection include cramping, vomiting, diarrhea, and, rarely, kidney failure and death.
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Then stomach cramping, and—for the unluckiest few—difficulty breathing, passing out, and even death.
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Symptoms of infection include diarrhea (sometimes bloody), abdominal pain or cramping, fever, nausea, and vomiting.
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Infection symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea (or bloody diarrhea), abdominal cramping, fever and death.
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The court is cramping the space for democracy, argues Babar Sattar, a lawyer and columnist.
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They also lost Tim Hardaway Jr. with about seven minutes remaining due to hamstring cramping.
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Manager Terry Francona took him out after seven innings Saturday because he was cramping up.
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You may turn into a cramping oil monster, while your friend barely bats an eye.
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"Why would they do this?" he demanded, his hands cramping, fingers locking against his palms.
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I noted that I didn't feel any abdominal bloating, dizziness, or cramping, among other symptoms.
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It's low calorie and may be better than plain water at relieving cramping from dehydration.
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Most complications like bleeding or cramping happen hours later, when the woman is at home.
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Youzhny, cramping terribly, was forced to withdraw from his first-round match against Marcos Baghdatis.
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Symptoms of the particular strand of E. coli found include cramping, bloody diarrhea, and vomiting.
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But as I was on the way to his house I started cramping again, horribly.
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"Constipation can be a major cause of abdominal or lower pelvic cramping," Dr. Jones says.
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Exercise releases hormones, called endorphins, which are natural pain killers and may help reduce cramping.
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Symptoms of these infections can include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills.
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A lotta dudes are probably cramping up on the ice out there after the offseason.
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Saturday -- just 12 hours after their last swim -- he woke with a fever, chills and cramping.
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My ab muscles were cramping from holding me up, and Ibu let me lie down again.
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Over half of people who menstruate experience pain or cramping around their period (also called dysmenorrhea).
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Three years ago, reality star Toya Wright began experiencing severe bleeding and cramping during her period.
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Staph infections include symptoms like chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, stomach cramping and, if left untreated, death.
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C Austin Romine left the game after the sixth inning with cramping in his right groin.
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I was really, really tired before the match... a little bit of cramping here and there.
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They can be more expensive up front, and there are potential side effects such as cramping.
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Bloating, cramping, breast tenderness, and mood and anxiety changes can all make it harder to sleep.
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But spotting and cramping are pretty mild compared to some of the other reported side effects.
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Ingesting too much could cause severe cramping, but at the right dose it was highly effective.
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"I can literally think myself out of nausea, or think myself out of cramping," she says.
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It helps to eliminate cramping thanks to the larger surface area to rest a drawing hand.
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We can identify guys that are cramping so we can add more sodium to his drink.
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The hormonal shifts that happen from implantation may cause cramping or light pressure in your abdomen.
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This cramping is generally minor compared to the cramps you experience before and during your period.
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The conditions might have contributed to the cramping that affected Nadal about two hours into the final.
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That means you can mix up meringue, pizza dough, bread, and brownies without your hand cramping up.
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"The first symptoms that people will start to feel can often be cramping and dizziness," Dresden said.
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He suggested that sitting during the long innings when the Mets batted might have caused the cramping.
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Because they induce miscarriage, mifepristone and misoprostol typically cause the kind of cramping and bleeding that Marie experienced.
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The symptoms of E. coli include diarrhea, abdominal cramping, and/or nausea and vomiting, according to Mayo Clinic.
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Among its popular products were "negative-ion" sanitary pads that claimed to prevent menstrual cramping and cervical cancer.
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"I just woke up, and my stomach was cramping and I was sweating," Bennet Hill told KOCO-TV.
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I bled lightly on Thursday night and felt some cramping on Friday morning, and then it was over.
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But I worry when I feel the slightest cramping, even if it's only the routine stretching of ligaments.
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Kai might be in prison (wait, Kai is in prison?!), but it's hardly cramping his cult leader style.
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"She reported having headache and abdominal cramping while in the airport before returning to N.Y.C.," the report said.
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The companies would likely create a beverage that would "ease inflammation, pain and cramping," the news outlet reported.
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At some point my mother hid the nicer dolls either to protect them or avoid cramping my style.
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Also, those "single" pads are tiny: I don't have massive hands, but they're already cramping up in anticipation.
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You shouldn&apost exercise right after eating a large meal, as you may feel bloating or muscle cramping.
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Increased prostaglandin presence has been linked to severe menstrual cramping and heavier bleeding, albeit in a 1983 study.
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Symptoms of the particular strand of E. coli found in the lettuce include cramping, bloody diarrhea, and vomiting.
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For most, cramping occurs when you shed part of the inner lining of your uterus, called the endometrium.
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So I mentioned to him that I had had this weird cramping and weakness in my left hand.
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The IUD caused unbearable cramping and bleeding, so after a year and a half, she had it removed.
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As of Thursday morning, he was averaging a brain-cramping 37.8 points, 10.5 boards and 10 assists per contest.
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It's a short, 3.9-inch long stick, and I found my hand cramping slightly with long note-taking sessions.
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"I'm cramping and I'm working out with an 85-year-old woman," Colbert said as the two did pushups.
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German Marquez (12-5) struck out eight over five innings and had a double before leaving due to cramping.
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He said the cramping was in his left arm, his right forearm, both quadriceps, his hands and his hip.
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These are wonderful for preventing muscle strain and cramping if you have a long TV-binge-watching-crochet session.
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German Marquez (33-5) struck out eight over five innings and had a double before leaving due to cramping.
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There are multiple species of Vibrio bacteria, and most make us sick, causing diarrhea, cramping, nausea, vomiting, and fever.
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You drive performance every time you innovate new ways to hold your dowel that prevent your hand from cramping.
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Brain swelling from hyponatremia can cause headaches and vomiting, while muscle cell swelling can trigger whole-body muscle cramping.
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Humans who eat any part of mature pokeweed may experience violent cramping, difficulty breathing, and eventual death by asphyxiation.
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Gynecological, on the other hand, means that the cramping is specific to your uterus, fallopian tubes, vagina, or ovaries.
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If you have an ovarian cyst that ruptures, it could cause cramping in your lower abdomen, Mayo Clinic says.
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Many period-related symptoms like cramping, anxiety, moodiness, breast pain, and acne are caused by hormonal fluctuations, Beckerman says.
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He left his start Wednesday against Oakland after 4 2/3 scoreless innings after feeling "cramping" in his arm.
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Painful periods, with severe cramping known as dysmenorrhea, and painful sexual intercourse are two very common symptoms of endometriosis.
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However, if cramping is severe schedule a visit with your doctor because it could be a sign of miscarriage.
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Infections with salmonella can cause diarrhea, fever, and cramping and lead to serious complications for people with weaker immune systems.
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The symptoms associated with cyclosporiasis are watery diarrhea, loss of appetite, weight loss, cramping, bloating, increased gas, nausea and fatigue.
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Angels right-hander Garrett Richards left the game due to right biceps cramping in the bottom of the fifth inning.
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Saturday morning, 12 hours after we were in the water, he woke up with a fever, chills and some cramping.
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The kind of hand-cramping fun that sentences like "Just one more minute!" and "Right after this!" are made for.
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In Ancient Rome, for one, women wore wool tampons soaked in opium to ease cramping, which honestly sounds pretty sweet.
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Grabbing it in acute moments of cramping or anxiety helps ground me and reminds me that the moment will pass.
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Cyclospora infect the small intestine and most commonly cause watery diarrhea; other symptoms include abdominal cramping, nausea and weight loss.
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Gut-wrenching cramping that doesn't go away after popping a couple NSAIDs is one of the hallmark signs of endometriosis.
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Symptoms of salmonella begin 12 to 72 hours after a person is infected and include diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramping.
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Cramping and bleeding usually starts within one to four hours of taking misoprostol, and lasts for several hours after that.
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They want to get reassurance, if they're experiencing cramping and bleeding, that those are normal side effects after an abortion.
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Following delivery, women commonly use pain medication to manage pain associated with cramping, vaginal lacerations, and surgical and musculoskeletal pain.
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While the results don't explain why soy formula might be linked to painful cramping during menses, Upson has some theories.
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The unwavering ability to sit still for hours at a time without your butt cramping comes in a close second.
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The only bad news for the Marlins was that Stanton missed the game due to cramping in his left hamstring.
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This girl last week would probably not even have touched herself if she was cramping, so this is undeniable progress.
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One weekend, he had to leave a Model United Nations conference after he became anxious and his stomach started cramping.
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Neil Heckman, who ran in 2014 and 2015, said he never forgot cramping the first time he reached Mile 20.
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I have annoying cramping in my lower abdomen, so I drink more water and hope a good soak will help.
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For those allergic, exposure to peanuts can result in symptoms like cramping, indigestion, hives, swelling and even fainting or dizziness.
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"It doesn't necessarily work on the worst days possible, but it helps with the mild to moderate cramping," she says.
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Having long run out of steam and with several players cramping, Russia were reduced to desperately defending in extra time.
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Kazmir left the game with two on and no outs in the sixth inning due to cramping in his left quadriceps.
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Medication abortion effectively induces a miscarriage, which means it typically involves cramping and bleeding, nausea, dizziness, diarrhea, and a mild fever.
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And, with the potential for rectal pain and cramping, there's a good chance the whole thing will be just plain uncomfortable.
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Others come to the ER with severe cramping and bleeding, knowing in their hearts that this pregnancy is unlikely to last.
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It's the kind of hand-cramping fun that sentences like "Just one more minute!" and "Right after this!" are made for.
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E. coli infections typically cause severe diarrhea and cramping, but some can lead to urinary tract infections, pneumonia, or kidney problems.
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In 2013, the term "text claw" was coined to describe the cramping and soreness caused by too much mobile phone usage.
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Passionate, earnest, sweaty, skateboarding, live-streaming, tireless, young, handsome, calf-cramping—he's the kind of politician who says "fucking" on stage.
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The Food and Drug Administration found anabolic steroids in the product, which caused liver and thyroid problems, fatigue, and muscle cramping.
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Approximately 71 percent of long-distance runners experience abdominal cramping and diarrhea, which many call "runner's trots," according to Business Insider.
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As a result, Graves claims his stomach was cramping and he was feeling nauseous so he decided to get checked out.
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Bowel symptoms can vary from patient to patient, and may include constipation, diarrhea, intestinal cramping, nausea, rectal pain, and rectal bleeding.
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"After a really rough week, I've been put on a liquid diet and given meds for my severe cramping," she wrote.
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He told her that her reflexes seem a little jumpy, and she said that the medication also caused some muscle cramping.
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For around 20 percent of women, particularly for those with endometriosis, the cramping is severe enough to interfere with daily activities.
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The cramping in her right hand got so intense that she had to teach herself how to write with her left.
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Any partnership between the two would likely develop health-focused beverages aimed at easing inflammation, pain and cramping, the report said.
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For about four or five hours I was cramping really bad and I was in the fetal position on my bed.
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Symptoms of salmonella can begin 12 to 72 hours after a person is infected and include diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramping.
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If you think your cramping could be caused by IBS and it's steadily getting worse, you should head to a doctor.
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But, she stresses, it's quite the opposite: "We actually want women to [swim] during their cycles so they can minimize cramping".
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Their eyes can become yellow, their bodies swollen and their muscles continuously cramping as their kidneys become irreversibly damaged -- until they die.
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According to the CDC, the parasite can cause watery diarrhea, loss of appetite, weight loss, cramping, bloating, increased gas, nausea and fatigue.
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I'm talking about people whose bodies don't fully break down gluten, leading to stomach pain, cramping, and damage to their lower intestines.
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They also hope to conduct live trials of shipped mosquitoes to ensure that the cramped arrangements aren't cramping the mosquitoes' mating prowess.
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Ahead, Dr. Alexander breaks down six reasons you might be experiencing abdominal cramping and when it's time to see a medical professional.
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"I felt pain early in the third set, but I didn't know whether it was cramping or an injury," Friedsam told reporters.
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So what if I was slightly annoyed that Mr. Third Wheel was cramping our space in that apartment in that moment, too?
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The lactose is eventually eaten by microorganisms in the large intestine, producing, as byproducts, various gases that cause bloating, cramping and flatulence.
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Endometriosis is a reproductive condition in which uterine tissue grows outside of the uterus, causing cramping, chronic pain and, often, fertility complications.
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Of course PMS is real, say the many women who deal with symptoms like cramping, bloating, irritability, fatigue, and depression every month.
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After more cramping, a rush of water seeped out of her and into the toilet, followed shortly by a second trimester fetus.
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Within two to five days after exposure, campylobacter can ravage the digestive tract, causing diarrhea, cramping, abdominal pain, fever, nausea, and vomiting.
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Before Game 3, he said "circumstances"—whatever they were and he didn't want to say—were cramping Toronto's offense in the ALCS.
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When my nausea and cramping improved, I diagnosed myself with food poisoning and went to bed dreaming of a proper English breakfast.
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Free speech warriors say that overzealous students are cramping academia's intellectual environment by silencing the speech of those with whom they disagree.
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He said he could not even carry his racket bag after the match because of cramping that had developed in his back.
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INSIDE PITCH Asdrubal Cabrera left the game with cramping in his right leg but said he would be ready to play Saturday.
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But their willingness to keep jeering at the party's top leaders promises to keep cramping the proceedings as the week goes on.
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" One man, whose story is highlighted on the organization's website, said his "symptoms hit hardest right after my wedding—cramping and diarrhea.
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She beat the top-seeded Garbiñe Muguruza, who retired in the third set because of cramping in the stiflingly humid summer weather.
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"Electrolyte supplements are promoted as preventing nausea and cramping caused by low salt levels, but this is a false paradigm," said Lipman.
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So even though I now know that bleeding and cramping is normal...what I saw [from her medication abortion] completely terrified me.
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But for some people, the pain can be quite severe, since medication usually involves more blood and cramping than a menstrual period.
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While your period might not have arrived yet, that doesn't mean you can't experience pelvic cramping that's caused by your menstrual cycle.
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Deep vein thrombosis is typically characterized by cramping pain, redness and swelling at the site, although it can occur with no symptoms.
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Another woman, Tamesha Means, was sent home twice after she came to the hospital seeking treatment for severe cramping from her miscarriage.
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Image: David Goehring (Flickr)Salmonella is an extremely nasty infection that can cause diarrhea, fever, abdominal cramping, and in some extreme cases death.
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Francis has struggled with endometriosis for six years and also has polycystic ovary syndrome, both of which have resulted in abnormally painful cramping.
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He said it was because he was cramping up and feared he wouldn't be able to finish off the Belgian in straight sets.
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Research by the OECD suggests that income taxes, more than those on consumption and wealth, strongly discourage people from working, cramping economic growth.
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Side effects such as: Possible Flat Tummy Tea side effects are cramping, stomach pains, diarrhea and dehydration… Then I guess I have to.
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I'm not an athlete, but like a lot of other women, I deal with frequent lower back pain and sporadic bouts of cramping.
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Salmonella contamination symptoms are similar for both humans and animals, and include feeling lethargic, fever, body aches, nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramping and diarrhea.
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Kenzen delivers real-time health insights using patented biosensors, sweat analysis and predictive analytics with the aim of preempting dehydration, cramping, and injuries.
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E. coli is a "potentially deadly bacterium" that can cause abdominal cramping, dehydration and bloody diarrhea for up to eight days after exposure.
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The singer admits being a dad might be cramping his rockstar style just a bit, but he wouldn't have it any other way.
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As she ate her cereal next to Daddy and I made her some lunch, my cramping started getting more intense … and more regular.
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By the third set, Keys, the 21-year-old American who entered the top 63 two weeks ago, was visibly bothered by cramping.
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The doctor then coached my friend to fabricate cramping or bloating — symptoms that the insurance company might see as justification for the scan.
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In her book, Simpson writes about visiting a doctor after experiencing pain and cramping while on a grueling tour early in her career.
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Jones says that whenever someone is complaining about pelvic pain and cramping, the two main suspects are typically gynecological issues or gastrointestinal issues.
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The worst side-effects might be some stomach cramping or diarrhea, which, let's face it, isn't any different from the average bulk diet.
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She also couldn't name the medication she was given, but she definitely remembered the cramping that seized her body later at the hotel.
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There are at least 200 known symptoms of premenstrual syndrome, aka PMS, separated out into physical (cramping, bloating) and psychological symptoms (irritability, anxiety, sadness).
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In the study, 90.8% of patients experienced abdominal cramping and nausea, but almost all of them rated the side effects as mild to moderate.
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That statement seems arguable, as well as the suggestion that cramping or bloating would be "Weird and Shocking" to anyone with a menstrual cycle.
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And if you have any new symptoms like pain, abnormal discharge, bleeding, or cramping after having sex — always talk to your health care provider.
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And Collin Delia, who helped forge a 6-63 lead in his National Hockey League debut, left in the third period, apparently for cramping.
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"Food in the stomach diverts blood flow to the GI tract, and away from other muscles, putting them at risk for cramping," she says.
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Symptoms of this infection include diarrhea, loss of appetite and weight, cramping, bloating, gas, nausea (vomiting is less common than diarrhea), fatigue, and fever.
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Last game, it is 15-53 and I am cramping and it is going to be 5-all and I'm in a bad position.
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His legs had begun cramping near the end of the fourth set, and he was exhausted from running around the court chasing Lendl's shots.
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Research by the OECD suggests that income taxes, more than those on consumption and wealth, strongly discourage people from working, thus cramping economic growth.
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Infection with any form of these Vibrio bacteria causes vibriosis, the symptoms of which include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills.
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Symptoms can include diarrhea, constipation, rectal bleeding, cramping, fatigue or weight loss - all of which could also be due to conditions other than cancer.
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I didn't start experiencing the negative effects of consuming cheese until I was 14, and even then it was just some bloating and cramping.
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High fever, severe headache and extreme lethargy are the most prominent symptoms, which may also include muscle aches, diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea and vomiting.
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Smyczek rallied to 5-4 as Paul dealt with cramping, but Smyczek couldn't complete the comeback, losing, 1-6, 7-6 (7), 6-4.
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Gombe State has such a reputation for peaceful relations that it has begun attracting migrating herdsmen from other, more volatile regions, further cramping space.
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Your doctor may prescribe progestin-only birth control for cramping over combination contraception if you are breastfeeding, since estrogen may reduce your milk production.
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The companies would likely develop health-focused beverages that will ease inflammation, pain and cramping, the report said, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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He was sweating, and his stomach was cramping into nervous knots as the house packed with people, snapping photos with their smartphones, LED lights ablaze.
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Most strains cause severe diarrhea and cramping, but some can cause urinary tract infections, respiratory illness and pneumonia, and kidney problems, according to the CDC.
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I feel my fingers cramping up—a sensation I was expecting, as the oxygen in my body is only interested in getting to my brain.
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She experienced cramping and bleeding, and then found out in her second trimester that the fetus had spina bifida and a "22 Q" genetic deletion.
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Another notable strain, Vibrio cholerae, is not widespread in the US. Symptoms of Vibrio infection include watery diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills.
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Unfortunately, the Switch Lite forces me to stop playing it every so often because my hands start cramping and I need to take a break.
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A nurse helped me up, handed me a stack of thick pads and told me to expect bleeding and cramping for the next 24 hours.
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Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease that affects the gastrointestinal tract, with symptoms like persistent diarrhea, rectal bleeding, constipation, and abdominal pains and cramping.
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She was 35 and completely healthy until just after the Fourth of July, when she had several days of terrible cramping pain and unrelenting diarrhea.
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The clinician said Buell could expect cramping and bleeding, but when used together, the combined regimen was more than 95 percent effective and exceptionally safe.
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Participants were all given the same scenario: they had gone to the ER for symptoms consistent with gastroenteritis, which can include cramping, diarrhea and vomiting.
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The symptoms are cramping, but there are also more telltale signs such as heavy vaginal discharge, uterine bleeding, fever, pain during intercourse, and painful urination.
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What&aposs usually happening is that the muscles of your uterus contract to shed its lining, and it&aposs those contractions that can cause cramping.
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Within a few hours of taking the second pill, patients can expect to see blood and to experience heavy cramping, as with a particularly intense period.
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Symptoms — which include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramping — usually begin 24 to 48 hours after ingesting the virus, although they can also begin sooner.
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Ryder's been buzzing his head for a long time," she added, saying when she shaved her own blonde locks, "Ryder's like, 'Mom, you're cramping my style.
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That's where Abhishek Prasad peddled his musical wares during a four-hour surgery in India that aimed to correct cramping in his fingers, his surgeon said.
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But don't jump to conclusions: If those conditions are actually responsible for your cramping, you'll also have other more serious symptoms that will signal something's wrong.
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Despite happening every month and holding the potential to seriously affect performance, women are still expected to pretend like the cramping, clotting and bloating don't exist.
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The stroke began with a cramping pain in his leg after a long international flight during which he wore compression hose to support his varicose veins.
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About 113 minutes into the race, Roll's legs were cramping, and when the terrain finally evened out onto gravel roads and tarmac, he could barely move.
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But like Chang, Donaldson was cramping and thinking creatively, and also like Chang, Donaldson won a point deep in the fifth set with an underhand serve.
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Those with colorectal cancer may experience warning signs, but the symptoms are typically vague, including general digestive complaints like diarrhea or constipation, cramping and abdominal pain.
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The same goes for progestin IUDs (like the Mirena, Skyla, or Liletta), which keep your endometrial lining so thin that cramping and bleeding may disappear altogether.
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When explaining some of the treatments, and how they could help with cramping and unpredictability, I mentioned they may also help other symptoms like menstrual diarrhea.
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Or you're suddenly a little worried about that mysterious spotting, extra-painful cramping, or terrifying bumps that surfaced overnight — but the next available appointment isn't for weeks.
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Potts said that's why she didn't call Basinski when she developed headaches, joint pain, abdominal cramping and extreme fatigue about a year after she got the implant.
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RHP Julio Teheran, who left Wednesday's start against the Dodgers after five innings with calf cramping, had no lingering issues Thursday and will make his next start.
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For example, infections triggered by the E. coli strain of bacteria can cause symptoms such as cramping, diarrhea, and vomiting that last for five to ten days.
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It's simple — gastrointestinal has to do with your digestive track, and basically means your cramping is being caused by something happening in your stomach or your intestines.
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And, she's right — if you're experiencing severe cramping that isn't going away with basic remedies, then it's time to call in professional help to see what's up.
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You can take Tylenol for it, but if the cramping becomes severe schedule a visit with a doctor, because it could be a sign of a miscarriage.
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India's rampant informality is one reason why its tax-to-GDP ratio has been stuck at a measly 15% or so for decades, cramping education and health care.
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After experiencing nausea and stomach cramping, he said he underwent several tests, including blood work and an EKG, and was given two IVs and "some kind of pill."
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By the time I got back to the sorority house, though, the worst of the cramping had passed and I was able to walk in like nothing happened.
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It would be much like a heavy period, and should be over within a day, but that I could have some mild cramping for up to a week.
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"I'm burnt right now," James said after a Game 210 in which he intended to play the full 2240 minutes but ultimately needed a breather due to cramping.
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If your green stool comes with symptoms like constant diarrhea, cramping, gas, abdominal pain, or bloating, you'll want to see a doctor — you could have a stomach bug.
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I could fill it with ice cubes to use on a sprained ankle or nasty bruise, but mostly I filled it with warm water when I was cramping.
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According to the lawsuit, Jawson, who was more than eight months pregnant, told jail personnel that she was experiencing severe cramping and contractions, but they ignored her complaints.
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But the pain continued, and days later, Criscilla would end up in the emergency room again, this time going home with some cramping medicine to see her through.
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The presence of Staph aureus toxin in food may lead to food poisoning, according to Pharmavite, and the most common symptoms are nausea, vomiting, retching, abdominal cramping and prostration.
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Vibrio bacteria can cause a range of illnesses from gastroenteritis — a disease marked by diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever, and chills — to septicemia, a life-threatening bloodstream infection.
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Because as much as we want a show-stopping shoe, we want something that's able to take us from party-to-party (you know, minus cramping and blisters), too.
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According to PubMed Health, women with PMS feel a range of physical discomforts: abdominal pain and cramping, backaches, headaches, bloating, weight gain, breast tenderness, and sleeping and digestive interruptions.
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He was replaced by backup Kyle Bolin with nearly two minutes left in the half with what Petrino said was cramping in his forearm and numbness in his finger.
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"He gave up the one run early, but then he held it right there, even though he was cramping up from the third inning on," manager Terry Francona said.
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Cramping from his effort, Calmejane had to slow and rise off his saddle to stretch his legs in the final section, then gritted his teeth to the finish line.
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Peripheral artery disease, or PAD, usually arises as a narrowing of arteries to the legs that causes cramping, pain or tiredness in the muscles while walking or climbing stairs.
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He said he does not believe the market's cramping means there is contagion in the economy, and he thinks the Fed can solve the "temporary" problems in the market.
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Later, though, when Hollywood sees her hand cramping up and expresses his concern, Violet brings him to the bedroom so she can show him there ain't nothin' to worry about.
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Twice he needed to serve to stay in the match in the deciding set before breaking a cramping Donaldson to love in the 15th game, only to drop serve immediately.
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Shumpert experienced cramping in the second half of the Cavs' 132-113 Game 2 loss on Sunday night and required intravenous fluids after the game, a team source told ESPN.
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Some analysts have hypothesized that such a partnership would likely focus on developing health-focused beverages aimed at easing inflammation, pain and cramping, a product that could appeal to athletes.
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Other people might choose to have their IUDs removed because they don't like not getting a regular period, they want to get pregnant, or the monthly cramping is too annoying.
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He defeated the hobbled and cramping Raonic, 240-224 (230), 7-5, 7-5, 6-1, at the new Grandstand on Wednesday to reach the third round of the Open.
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"It can cause cramping, indigestion, dehydration, and is also just not particularly pleasant," says Scott Gavura, an Ontario-based pharmacist and writer at the medical watchdog site Science-Based Medicine.
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Peanut allergies are one of the most common among American children, and can trigger a wide variety of reactions, including runny nose, stomach cramping, indigestion, hives, swelling, fainting, and anaphylaxis.
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In his first appearance since April 29, he allowed two runs on one hit and struck out seven in 4 1/3 innings before exiting with cramping in his left calf.
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Among the typical symptoms women face in the first week after childbirth: heavy bleeding, abdominal cramping, constipation, hemorrhoids, chills, night sweats, difficulty going to the bathroom, engorged breasts, back pain, headaches.
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With my iPhone 6, I'd have pressed it on the train's glass window and held it really steady, cramping my arms in the process, to get a smooth and steady video.
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Hunt explained that GI discomfort can include a "spasmodic cramping of the gut" that will lead to urgency and the immediate need to go to the bathroom -- in other words, diarrhea.
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Having caught sight of the vehicle he's in, I gallop through mud for about 15 or 20 minutes, cramping on every lunge, and arrive pouring in sweat at the Greenpeace Stage.
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Rockies starter German Marquez struck out a season-high 10 batters before leaving the scoreless game in the top of the seventh with what the team said was full-body cramping.
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On a similarly hot, humid late afternoon, Djokovic, then 33, twice collapsed from cramping and exhaustion, but recovered to outlast the 23-year-old Monfils, 21-230, in the fifth set.
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Youzhny had been cramping severely during the final few games of his loss to Marcos Baghdatis, unable to flex his left knee, and the trainer did not want him walking forward.
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Within the apps, users input information like the start of their last menstrual cycle, any symptoms like cramping, and when they have sex, in order to track their periods and ovulation.
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Sometimes a burst ovarian cyst can pass by undetected, but you may also feel cramping on either side of your stomach depending on which ovary the cyst was on or in.
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If children who are allergic to peanuts are exposed to them, they may experience an array of symptoms including cramping, indigestion, diarrhea, shortness of breath, tightness of breath, hives and swelling.
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Around mile five, she pushed through some cramping in her left foot, but she still managed to finish the first half with her fastest backwards time ever—even with two pee breaks.
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But in the middle of a HIIT class or when you're running in million-degree weather, you really don't need your back-of-the-knee sweat cramping your style — or your miles.
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They will look to get back in the win column behind starter Jeremy Hellickson as he looks to get past some forearm cramping that forced him out of Sunday's game against Washington.
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Deposition transcripts tell the story: Dortha had fallen ill with "nausea, shivering attacks, cramping of the stomach" during a July Fourth trip with her husband to Port Aransas on the Texas coast.
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With McDaniels being attended to on the sideline due to some apparent cramping, the Aztecs took their first lead at 50-47 on a 3-pointer by Watson with 13:12 remaining.
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This onslaught of stool can stretch the colon and your friend might be stuck with inescapable cramping and bloating worse than the aftermath of eating a burrito the size of her face.
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By the end of their grueling five-set match, Jiri Vesely's forearm was so sore he could barely serve and Saketh Myneni's legs were cramping so badly that he could not jump.
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Cramping and spasms are a problem for the paralyzed, and a large part of what therapists do for them is provide artificial impetus to muscles that are meant to be in motion.
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Thankfully, I discovered this HBO series at the beginning of a 16-hour flight back from Hong Kong and proceeded to watch the entire thing, front to back in one leg-cramping binge.
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Men who have never felt the painful cramping from our periods or childbirth, who have never experienced the discrimination and sexism that we face in all facets of our lives, even our health.
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A gluten-free diet is literally a life-saver for people with celiac disease, which is a genetic autoimmune disorder that damages the small intestine, triggering symptoms such as cramping, bloating, and diarrhea.
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The typical symptoms of food-borne illness (also referred to as food poisoning) include diarrhea, vomiting, and cramping and they can start anywhere from hours to days after you eat the contaminated food.
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Ervin's daughter was forced to care for her after she experienced cramping, bleeding, and a loss of bowel control after Ervin had Essure implanted, resulting in a 17-week hospital stay, she said.
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Maybe. IBS is a chronic bowel syndrome that affects your large intestines, and usually causes a whole cast of bowel problems: constipation, diarrhea, bloating, cramping, or a mix of alternating diarrhea and constipation.
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The dancer and former Dancing with the Stars judge, 30, has had the reproductive condition for 15 years; it means her uterine tissue grew outside of the uterus, causing cramping and chronic pain.
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Many women experience spotting or cramping after their IUD comes out, but that's usually normal and can be caused by the device physically brushing against the inside of your vagina, Dr. Chanchani says.
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Other health ramifications include text neck -- that cramping, stabbing pain that comes after looking down at your phone too long -- and poor posture, which can affect your spine, respiratory functions and even emotions.
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The use of weed to treat menstrual cramping is nothing new, dating back to the 1800s when Queen Victoria's clinician allegedly prescribed her Mary Jane to alleviate period pain and symptoms of PMS.
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There's a requisite scene where Lola is told the facts at the clinic: It will take about five minutes, she'll likely experience cramping and bleeding, and she'll still be able to have children.
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"Headaches, nausea, dizziness and muscle cramping are all indicators of heat illness, at which point you should slow down and seek shade," he says, and probably call for an air-conditioned ride home.
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Cespedes, 123, felt cramping in his right hamstring Monday when he made a sliding attempt to catch the game-winning single by Washington Nationals outfielder Ryan Raburn in the Mets' 3-2 loss.
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Some of them actually mimic period symptoms, so it can be tricky, but be on the lookout for mild cramping, spotting or light bleeding, nausea, breast soreness and engorgement, and nipple soreness, he says.
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For example, if the endometriosis is growing on sections of your intestines, you might have gastrointestinal symptoms, while other women only experience very intense cramping that is sometimes written off as normal menstrual cramps.
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"I'm a professional," said Cabrera, who also made an impressive diving catch at second base and left the game in the late innings because of what he described as minor cramping in his legs.
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Due to how their team was built, the Pelicans are still handcuffed to playing two bigs at once, cramping the floor and preventing ball-handlers, namely Holiday, from getting where they want to go.
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What Will Probably Happen If your friend simply cannot muster up the courage to drop a deuce around others and waits to be in private, she'll pay for it in abdominal cramping and discomfort.
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But on Thursday, he again invited scrutiny with his early first-half exit, though he said after the game that he had merely gone to the locker room early to get treatment for cramping.
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But something appears to be amiss with Federer's play, and if not for bad muscle cramping that afflicted Mikhail Youzhny, his opponent on Thursday, Federer easily could have been knocked out of the tournament.
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With this dose of methadone, individually calibrated to alleviate cravings without producing a high, these inmates have been spared the torment of detox — a painful process that includes diarrhea, insomnia, severe cramping and hallucinations.
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Diagnosis is sometimes delayed as the disease advances, because doctors simply don't suspect that a young patient with digestive complaints like diarrhea or constipation, cramping and abdominal pain, or bloody stool could have cancer.
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Some of these same families will also be affected by new limits on the mortgage interest deduction, which could limit deductions for home buyers in high-cost areas, in addition to cramping homeowners' property values.
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Unfortunately though, from the day she had the device implanted, Lisa says she started having very heavy menstrual periods, and that her symptoms escalated over the next three years to fatigue, cramping, and painful sex.
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"I ran with blood dripping down my legs for sisters who don't have access to tampons and sisters who, despite cramping and pain, hide it away and pretend like it doesn't exist," she told PEOPLE.
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Palmer, who sat out a Week 33 victory at San Francisco due to a concussion, did not practice Thursday after suffering cramping in his hamstring in Monday's 28-3 win over the New York Jets.
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I mentioned to one of the Yamaha riders that my toes were cramping a bit from the ride and they pointed out that I could be sitting much more flat-footed than I had been.
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Dr. Talia Shepherd, one of the treating physicians, said the 30-year-old woman showed up at the emergency department of Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Western Australia complaining of cramping and severe abdominal pain.
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Lawmakers said the law was needed to protect women's health, after finding that abortion-inducing drugs present significant medical risks, including abdominal pain, cramping, vomiting, headache, fatigue, uterine hemorrhage, viral infections and pelvic inflammatory disease.
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Brevin Jordan also had a touchdown catch for the Hurricanes (3-1), who lost the top receiver and returner Jeff Thomas in the first quarter for what was believed to be a cramping-related issue.
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It was also an abbreviated night for catcher Gary Sanchez, who — unable to prevent three wild pitches in the second inning — was replaced in the bottom of the sixth because of cramping in his calf.
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By late May, the CDC reported that 199 people in 41 states had been infected with salmonella spread through the kratom supply, 50 of whom were hospitalized for symptoms including high fevers, severe cramping, and diarrhea.
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The Hunger Games actress, who admitted to "cramping up like a pregnant lady" during the interview, also got giggly when asked what secret she'd like to know about a potential date – because she totally went there.
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It was like having a really bad period: pretty severe cramping, and I got pretty nauseous, and I remember at one point I was sitting on the toilet, letting this leave my body, and throwing up.
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The Indian government also announced plans to streamline the country's state-controlled banks, which hold lots of bad debt, cramping their ability to lend, and proposed that ten state banks be merged into four new ones.
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A legal dispute in Japan is threatening to shut down a business providing go-kart rides on vehicles that look a lot like those from the video game franchise that inspired untold bouts of hand cramping.
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After my doctor popped out the speculum, she scheduled me for an ultrasound and told me not to get my hopes up that the IUD would shift into place, while I clutched my cramping gut and sobbed.
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I remember lots of cramping and bleeding, which they had told me about, and I was so grateful that my boyfriend was there right next to me, just to hold my hand and talk me through everything.
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But Youzhny's cramping instantly changed the arc of the match, and Federer was able to hold on and win, 6-1, 6-7 (63), 4-6, 6-24, 26-26, in a match of attrition and desire.
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Fellow freshman guard Malik Beasley was right behind him with 17 points, but he was forced to leave the game in the final five minutes with severe cramping before returning to hit two clutch free throws late.
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Some signs, such as weight gain, hair growth and menstrual irregularities, have to do with fluctuating hormone levels, while more general symptoms include bruising, muscle cramping, weakness, high blood pressure, high blood sugar and low blood potassium levels.
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I also didn't realize how sick I was until I quit the OTC drug ring that was our travel group: "I'll trade you an anti-cramping pill for a anti-diarrhea tablet," was common conversation in the bus.
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Tsitsipas had fitness issues, cramping, and lost three sets to one 6-4, 6-7 (5), 7-6 (7), 7-5 at the Louis Armstrong Stadium on Tuesday, but not before he verbally abused the Flushing Meadows umpire.
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Today's great fattening, like so many trends in TV now, is in part the influence of streaming TV. The only thing limiting the length of a Netflix or Amazon binge show is your ability to sit without cramping.
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While the procedure itself isn't painful, the preliminary sucking up of fat into the applicator can be uncomfortable, and according to New York dermatologist Heidi Waldorf, MD, some short-lived cramping can occur during the thawing-out phase.
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Research so far has shown that this is probably no more common in space than it is on earth—findings showed no reduction in menstrual flow, and no increase in related symptoms like abdominal cramping and shoulder pain.
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As someone who had "the most painful periods and cramping," and often can't take pills on time due to a rigorous filming schedule, the Kyleena IUD, a hormonal IUD that lasts five years, seemed like the right choice.
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Even if he does encounter something unsavory—such as one of the bacteria or viruses Agwu listed above—he's not likely to experience anything more than diarrhea, vomiting, cramping and a possible fever even if he does get sick.
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Well, supposing some of that nasty bath water could get in her mouth, there's the possibility (again, slim) that she could experience health complications related to an E. coli infection, which include bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping, nausea, and vomiting.
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However, given that MCTs are more easily digested than other types of fat that we eat, "consuming too much of it at one time has the potential to cause discomfort, cramping, gas, bloating, and yes, even diarrhea," he says.
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For women with terrible period cramps, the vaginal suppositories from FORIA harness the muscle-relaxing and pain-relieving properties of cannabis—without inducing a psychotropic "high"—and alleviate the back pain, abdominal cramping, and general achiness associated with menstruation.
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The Japanese eighth seed was lucky just to be facing the big-serving Croat, having been two sets down in his opener against qualifier Kamil Majchrzak before the Pole suffered muscle cramping and retired mid-way through the fifth.
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As one partner recovers from their IUD insertion or is experiencing bad cramping during their placebo week on the pill, it might be helpful for the other to walk their dog for a few days or make grocery runs.
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Women can't sign up for Medicaid until they find out they're pregnant, and because nearly half of births are unplanned, this often doesn't happen until the second or third month — in Revilla's case, when she started bleeding and cramping.
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Hellickson (6-5) picked up his first victory since May 19 by holding Milwaukee to two runs, four hits and a walk while striking out seven, but he gave way after five innings because of cramping in his right calf.
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Five months after Bogle happily (though unexpectedly) gave birth to a healthy baby girl in September of 2010, her doctor recommended that she have a hysterectomy because she was having very heavy periods and other symptoms like cramping and stomach pains.
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RHP Jason Hammel (6-1, 2.09 ERA) makes his 11th start of the season and looks for a longer outing than his last start on May 30 when he left after two innings because of cramping in his right hamstring.
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In an Instagram post she shared with her 260,000 followers on June 14, Rycroft revealed that since returning from a family trip, she has been suffering from "severe cramping" and might undergo a parasite test if her condition does not approve.
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" Regarding the cramping, he adds, "Swallowed air goes into the GI track, but because the enervation causes extra air to go in the organs, the inability to clear the air and or food from the intestinal track causes stomach pains.
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I never suffered from painful periods until I had my IUD inserted a few years back, and I accept the two-to-three days of intense cramping as a trade-off for the ease of that particular method of contraception.
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My legs are cramping, I've got a cold sweat and in a few minutes I'll be face to face with other parents my age who are in a far better condition than the sad, tormented shape I've ended up in.
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When the cramping became so bad in the fourth set that Youzhny could not bend his leg, Baghdatis jogged across the court to check on him and asked Youzhny if he was O.K. With a smile, Youzhny said he was not.
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Patients typically experience bleeding and cramping, as with any miscarriage, but the process is very safe and quite effective: Complications occur in less than 1 percent of cases, and the drugs work to end a pregnancy 95 percent of the time.
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He started cramping at mile 14, which he attributes to the heat and maybe that he didn't take in enough salt and electrolytes because he didn't anticipate that kind of humidity (he did say that the "whole weekend was amazing!" though).
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In the short term, because the foot is in this altered state and not functioning properly, you wind up getting a lot of muscle activation in the intrinsic muscles inside the foot which can lead to muscle spasms, cramping, and acute pain.
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When Pittman, from Caldwell, started to feel "light cramping" at 38 weeks pregnant, she rounded up husband Marcus Giffin and her sons, 8-year-old Harley and 5-year-old Billy, and piled into her mother's Jeep, according to The Marietta Times.
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So, at the same time that you'll be experiencing the tail end of PMS, along with the fatigue and cramping of your period, you'll need to use more THC than you would during other times of the month to get the same effect.
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The cramping I had been feeling since Sunday intensified to the sensation of labor contractions, approaching the phase they call transition — a phenomenon I had experienced in its purest form two years prior, and which I am sure I will never forget.
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I was brought up in a home where the butter dish was left on the countertop 24/7, and that meant never struggling to cut off the perfect pat or cramping up when trying to spread it evenly on my toaster waffle.
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But creatine has been studied for over a decade and has been shown to be safe in amounts of up to 5 grams a day (more than that, or using it while dehydated, can cause minor digestive issues like diarrhea or cramping).
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He said the hamstring had only been cramping and that there was no residual pain after the game, but Boone said he would try to give Hicks the day off on Sunday and then use him for the doubleheader Monday in Baltimore.
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Collins speculated that perhaps a lack of hydration in that series was a factor in the leg stiffness felt by infielder Wilmer Flores; the cramping of infielder Asdrubal Cabrera; and a hamstring strain that knocked the starter Robert Gsellman out of a game.
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"The take home message is that if you are having cramping that is not relieved with good ole Motrin or Ibuprofen, or whatever your non-steroidal of choice is, you should have it evaluated by your friendly OB/GYN," Dr. Jones says.
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"I thought [Jade] was full of s— because the past few weeks, not to be mean, but she's been pretty whiney cause she's been feeling pretty bad and she's been cramping and stuff so I thought it was just a bad case," he said.
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The 24-year-old Calmejane, in only his second year as a professional, dropped his breakaway companions in the last climb of the day and despite cramping up in the closing stages, held off Dutchman Robert Gesink for a second grand tour stage win.
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Some started driving at 3 am for their morning appointments so they wouldn't have to pay for a hotel; others forked over the $60 to $200 for a hotel room because they were worried about cramping and bleeding during the four-hour drive back.
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Overall, researchers found that women who had ever been fed soy formula as babies were, at ages 18-22 years, 50 percent more likely than those not fed soy to experience moderate or severe cramping during most periods when they were not using hormonal contraception.
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If you've been carrying the same beat-up pieces (and we mean carry-on, makeup case, backpack, et al.) for years now, it's time to replace your old go-tos with some fresh, stylish pieces that will enhance your travel style, rather than cramping it.
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With two Saints safeties playing deep, Beckham, who briefly left the game late in the second quarter to receive intravenous fluids to alleviate cramping, was unable to find the creases in the defense he has exploited in the past for big, momentum-swinging gains.
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"I ran with blood dripping down my legs for sisters who don't have access to tampons and sisters who, despite cramping and pain, hide it away and pretend like it doesn't exist," Ms. Gandhi wrote on her blog after completing the marathon tampon-free.
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"With this pregnancy, we've seen the fertility specialist from the very beginning and graduated to our OB. I've had zero bleeding/cramping with this pregnancy so I am confident it is a healthy baby — at least I try my best to stay confident," she says.
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Women who choose to menstruate normally before and during flight will need to deal with the headaches, cramping and fatigue that sometimes go along with that time of the month, and that may be challenging for a woman keeping abnormal hours training for a mission to space.
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In addition, she said, hormonal birth control has several positive effects: "Medical benefits of the birth control include: less acne, less cramping, lighter menstrual flow, less excess body hair, lower cancer risk, fewer ectopic pregnancies, osteoporosis protection, lower risk of pelvic inflammatory disease," Dr. Tyson said.
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Dimitrov was two points from defeat against the 21-year-old American Jared Donaldson but won, 6-7 (2), 6-4, 4-6, 6-63, 10-8, in a marathon that lasted 4 hours 19 minutes and featured a couple of underhand serves by the cramping Donaldson.
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Taking place in New York City's Madison Square Garden for the first time — for decades, the VMAs have switched between slightly smaller venues in New York and LA — the production moved in fits and starts, with obvious sound and organizational issues cramping most of the performances.
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The treatment can be used to tackle additional neurological problems and other disorders, Wodziak said, including epilepsy, seizures and dystonia, which is the sustained, involuntary contraction of muscles and can lead to painful cramping of the feet or hands, curling toes, or turning and twisting of the neck.
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They're not for every run (or ride), but if you're out long enough to bring multiple bottles or flask, you may consider bringing some quick-dissolve electrolyte tablets as a boost; the minerals can help prevent cramping after hours of sweating without the sugar of most sports drinks.
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This option is even more effective than Plan B, but going through the hoops of getting a same-day appointment and then, you know, having an IUD placed (which for some women can cause cramping), is a lot to ask of women who are already stressed about a potential unintended pregnancy.
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When this happens, your body reacts by trying to expel the bugs through diarrhea or vomiting, explains Robynne Chutkan, MD, founder of The Digestive Center For Women in Chevy Chase, MD. Other symptoms of food poisoning include stomach cramping, fever, and general fatigue, but diarrhea and vomiting are the most common.
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Hormone therapy, which according to the latest research I should endure for 10 years, piles on the insults: stiffening my joints, cramping my muscles, wrinkling my skin, making sex painful (if I'm even in the mood) (and by the way my fake boobs are numb), and growing hair on my cheeks and chin.
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Jim Risk, a 51-year-old patient at the Cleveland Clinic who was not involved in the new study, agreed that the study's findings are a reminder for more adults to get screened and to pay attention to potential colorectal cancer symptoms, which include diarrhea, blood in the stool, cramping or bloating.
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I like the fact that two of the theme entries are long Downs; even if they don't intersect any other theme entries, this is a nice design for a Monday grid because it enables the constructors to put more theme material in the puzzle without cramping the crossword and resorting to gluey fill.
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Posts discussing play-by-plays of the pains and agonies of a miscarriage, from spotting to cramping to tissue expulsion, or detailing hours of preterm labor and the inability to stop the contractions that will produce a baby too young to be considered "viable" for transfer to the NICU, are shared in hopes of finding solace and support from their mothers-in-arms.
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Related: The Best Foods To Eat When You're On Your PeriodOn top of that, although it's kind of cool when you realize you share a period week with your roommate (you suddenly have a built-in PIC — Partner In Cramping), Dr. Nelken says there's no reason, from an evolutionary perspective, why women would need to cycle at the same time.
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But if enacted — and there is no indication the expansion is out of the final bill — the 28503 rules would have to be broadened to identify and verify use on "qualified" K-22019 expenses, which not only would complicate taxation, but would threaten to impose new rules and regulations on private schools, likely cramping their ability to be truly different, meaningful choices over time.
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Animated figures, accompanied by voice-over narration, take viewers through the process step by step: When to take the mifepristone, the first part of the two-part drug regimen for medication abortion; how long after that to take the misoprostol, how to place those pills under the tongue; and when to expect the cramping and bleeding, which signal that the passing of the pregnancy has begun.
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At first, Bethenny Frankel thought she was just exhausted, run down from the stress of juggling The Real Housewives of New York City, her Skinnygirl empire and her ongoing divorce drama from ex husband Jason Hoppy (three-and-a-half years and counting.) But then over the past year as she developed pelvic cramping and out of control bleeding that sent her to the emergency room more than once, a sonogram revealed her uterine fibroid condition, first diagnosed in 2013, needed immediate attention.
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