And these tics manifested into full blown spasms, the spasms into convulsions, the convulsions into arm dislocations.
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LHP Enny Romero, who was dealing with back spasms after his last appearance Sunday, visited a chiropractor and was given the go-ahead to pitch after he said the spasms had subsided.
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George Hill is questionable for Game 5 with back spasms.
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Star slugger J.D. Martinez was again sidelined by back spasms.
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PF Derrick Favors (back spasms) missed his 12th consecutive game.
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Manager Paul Molitor said he woke up with back spasms.
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It is still used by doctors to treat infantile spasms.
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The Raptors were without point guard Kyle Lowry (back spasms).
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It's all agony and no ecstasy, unless death spasms qualify.
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This year was no exception, even with spasms of violence.
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It could by itself trigger spasms in the financial markets.
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Talking about gun violence can lead to sudden back spasms.
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Starting netminder Henrik Lundqvist will be back in net after sitting out three games due to neck spasms while defenseman Marc Staal (back spasms) is expected to return after missing the past two games.
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She had spasms, scarring and tension in her pelvic floor muscles.
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The drug is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis.
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"In the beginning, it was so many muscle spasms," she said.
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She began to have stomach spasms and to struggle more academically.
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D Kevin Klein (back spasms) missed his second straight game Saturday.
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Wainright began having spasms on Wednesday, according to manager Mike Shildt.
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Back spasms have kept Marte sidelined for Pittsburgh's last 15 games.
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Michelle Wie withdrew after the 15th hole due to neck spasms.
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Mere allegations can set off spasms of violence and mass riots.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS).
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Starting shooting guard Kam McGusty also missed the game (back spasms).
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But by February, back spasms caused him to stop playing again.
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More rarely, Botox treatments are used to ease the painful spasms.
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It can result in muscle spasms, mood swings, and temporary paralysis.
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Spasms of anti-Trump outrage are not going to win them back.
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The Wolverines played without key reserve Isaiah Livers, who experienced back spasms.
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This irritation can lead to involuntary spasms of the diaphragm, aka hiccups.
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Camille's face spasms into a combined look of rage, hatred, and dejection.
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F Derrick Favors missed his third consecutive game because of back spasms.
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St. Louis 1B Matt Adams (back spasms) was a late scratch Friday.
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Some patients were plagued with spasms and tics, others became partially paralyzed.
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The other is the risk of sudden spasms like the flash crash.
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They're like little spasms and they can totally come out of nowhere.
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Among them: neurologists who had prescribed Acthar for babies with infantile spasms.
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One couple said their son was diagnosed with infantile spasms in 1961.
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Babies hiccup in utero, and their tiny spasms show up on ultrasounds.
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Boston played without swingman Jaylen Brown, ruled out pregame with back spasms.
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Her assassination plunged the country into political chaos and spasms of violence.
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Rubio missed three of the previous four games because of back spasms.
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RF Tyler Collins was a late scratch Wednesday due to neck spasms.
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Scherzer was scratched from his Game 5 start due to neck spasms.
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D Kevin Klein did not make the trip because of back spasms.
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The Knicks lost Derrick Rose to back spasms in the third quarter.
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"My body was going into spasms," he said, and began to cry.
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And I have a condition that causes spasms, so they impact each other.
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He experienced neck spasms in the bullpen prior to his start on Saturday.
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Meanwhile, an extremely pale dude spasms and then squirts blood from his back.
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She buckled into a fetal position and her hands twisted with muscle spasms.
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It found solid evidence for medical cannabis to treat pain and muscle spasms.
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"They're verbal spasms," said Edgardo Buscaglia, a senior research scholar at Columbia University.
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Henry gets punched in the face, and the camera spasms and whips backward.
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Ulis left with back spasms in the second quarter and did not return.
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Marlins first baseman Justin Bour was a late scratch due to back spasms.
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He had missed eight of the previous nine games because of back spasms.
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That has left Lebanon vulnerable to spasms of violence and political conflict since.
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And that would cause people to have spasms over what that symbolism meant.
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J.D. Martinez (back spasms) was out of the lineup for the Red Sox.
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He developed terrible spasms because, he said, he wasn't warned to avoid caffeine.
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Her movements, too, reflected an extra few days to recover from back spasms.
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Derrick Rose did not play in the second half because of back spasms.
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Woods's manager, Mark Steinberg, said Woods experienced back spasms Thursday night after dinner.
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We have been giving this platform to talk about infantile spasms and epilepsy.
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We have been giving this platform to talk about Infantile Spasms and epilepsy.
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New Orleans played without forward Derrick Favors (back spasms) and Josh Hart (ankle).
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Back spasms kept C Tyson Chandler on the sidelines for the second straight contest.
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OF Chris Coghlan (lower back spasms) was a late scratch from the lineup Monday.
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Boston slugger J.D. Martinez returned from a four-game absence caused to back spasms.
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Apparently, Ruth doesn't know Sasha has been experiencing many of the same violent spasms.
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SG Reggie Bullock was inactive for the fourth straight game because of back spasms.
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Despite spasms of concern, both liberals and conservatives have applauded this executive power grab.
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It can dull nerve pain and relieve muscles spasms for those with multiple sclerosis.
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Orioles C Welington Castillo missed the series opener due to spasms in his neck.
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Pelicans All-Star forward Anthony Davis did not play because of lower back spasms.
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NOTES: Indians 2B Jason Kipnis was scratched from the lineup due to neck spasms.
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Center Nate Watson (knee) and guard A.J. Reeves (back spasms) also were not available.
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It's used to treat infant spasms, multiple sclerosis and a number of other conditions.
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F Alex Abrines missed his second straight game on Friday night with back spasms.
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Reputable studies have shown it can relieve nausea, improve appetite and ease painful spasms.
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Second baseman Logan Forsythe was scratched two hours before the game with back spasms.
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Their issues range from mange, muscle spasms and missing mobility, paw wounds, and tumors.
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They can occur when the diaphragm spasms, forcing air out through the vocal cords.
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The Yankees placed reliever Adam Warren on the disabled list with lower back spasms.
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Botox, commonly used to smooth wrinkles, can also relax muscle spasms that cause incontinence.
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"I had some back spasms on the right side of my back," the Australian said.
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Increasingly, it's also been used for conditions like muscle spasms, chronic migraines, and neck pain.
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Martin left the game Friday after five innings because of neck spasms but played Saturday.
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C Russell Martin was not in Saturday's lineup due to lingering issues with neck spasms.
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Lebanon has suffered spasms of political crisis and violence since its 1975-90 civil war.
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The venom causes all nerves in the body to fire simultaneously, triggering full body spasms.
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Martinez was removed in the fifth inning for a pinch hitter due to back spasms.
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F Derrick Favors missed his third consecutive game on Wednesday night because of back spasms.
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Walker failed to return to the mound for the third inning because of neck spasms.
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One night I got some horrible back spasms but refused to go to the hospital.
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Jones also exited the game with back spasms but said he expects to play Thursday.
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Cavaliers point guard George Hill was sidelined for the third consecutive game with back spasms.
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Padres rookie shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. exited in the sixth because of lower back spasms.
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" The drug is also the "gold standard" in treatment for infantile spasms, Mallinckrodt said. "H.
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Prednisolone eliminated his spasms, but a different seizure type returned later, and medicine didn't help.
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Without the FDA's approval of Acthar for infantile spasms, Questcor would stand to lose millions.
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Several neurologists I spoke with said Acthar is their preferred choice in treating infantile spasms.
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But as he worked out before the 2012 season, back spasms and leg pain emerged.
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He was briefly sidelined twice this season with neck spasms, which required two cortisone shots.
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Williams lasted only four games before back spasms prevented her from being able to compete.
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Courtesy Robert Rauschenberg Foundation and Cy Twombly Foundation Spasms of creative collaboration distinguished Black Mountain.
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Wasn't it madness, when the whole body was gripped by spasms, to carry on smoking?
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His arms and legs would stiffen and then release, the spasms punctuated by his cries.
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Other countries have periodically blocked social media during spasms of violence linked to the platforms.
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Clements also takes Phenergan, which acts as an antihistamine, and Tizanidine, which treats muscle spasms.
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The Suns played without point guard Ricky Rubio, who was sidelined due to back spasms.
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G Goran Dragic was out for the second time in three games with back spasms.
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The Spurs played without DeMar DeRozan, who missed his second consecutive game with back spasms.
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The Blazers were without star guard Damian Lillard, who was sidelined due to back spasms.
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J.D. Martinez (back spasms) sat Sunday and missed the entire series for the Red Sox.
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For instance, if my jaw goes into spasms, it will dislocate quite quickly and quite easily.
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Pilots targeted by laser attacks have reported disorienting flashes, pain, spasms and spots in their vision.
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Tigers center fielder JaCoby Jones left the game in the fifth inning due to back spasms.
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The years since have been pockmarked by repeated spasms of violence and hopes for peace dwindling.
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Nearly all political spasms since independence in 1970 have had inter-ethnic tensions at their heart.
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Even after a person recovers, another viral respiratory infection can cause pertussislike cough spasms, doctors said.
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RHP Trevor May (lower back spasms) was activated from the disabled list after the Monday game.
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According to the FTC's complaint, an Acthar treatment for infantile spasms can cost more than $100,000.
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The injury-riddled Cavaliers were without forwards Kyle Korver (sore foot) and Cedi Osman (back spasms).
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F Kenneth Faried sat out for the seventh straight game with spasms in his lower back.
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Smith felt back spasms while the White Sox stretched, and he was scratched from the game.
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These weird sensations are essentially muscle spasms affecting the top or bottom eyelid of one eye.
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Brandon dealt with infantile spasms as a young child and developed lasting cognitive and physical delays.
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NOTES: Back spasms kept Suns C Tyson Chandler on the sideline for the second straight game.
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Oakland 3B Ryon Healy missed Monday's game with upper-back spasms and is day-to-day.
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He withdrew from the event with back spasms and underwent a fourth back surgery in April.
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Also out of action was center Tyson Chandler, who was a late scratch with back spasms.
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At 7 months, Trevor was diagnosed with infantile spasms, a rare and catastrophic form of epilepsy.
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Trevor was soon evaluated, and the young parents were given the painful diagnosis of infantile spasms.
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He collapses in on himself and breaks out in spasms, as if he had drunk poison.
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Arizona starting pitcher Robbie Ray left the game in the third inning with lower back spasms.
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NOTES: Pistons SG Reggie Bullock was inactive for the fourth straight game because of back spasms.
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RHP Trevor May (lower back spasms) continues to move closer to coming off the disabled list.
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Dozier was removed for a pinch hitter in the eighth with lower back spasms and soreness.
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Raanta was pressed into starting duty after Lundqvist had been ruled out because of neck spasms.
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The London tin market has just gone one through one of its periodic time-spread spasms.
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Cannabis, in general, works to relieve muscle spasms by increasing blood flow and decreasing muscle contractions.
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With excessive acetylcholine, involuntary and painful muscle contractions and spasms occur, leading to profound muscular weakness.
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Ambient can be the sound of a washing machine in the final spasms of a cycle.
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As the world spasms all around us, sports gives us this precious, if temporary, gift: stability.
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NOTES: Texas 1B Mike Napoli left the game in the fourth inning because of back spasms.
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For the second straight game, Torreyes started for Chase Headley, who is recuperating from back spasms.
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He flips through memories, arcana, sudden visions, and spasms of music in the hope of revelation.
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He attributed the withdrawal to back spasms that he experienced during dinner after the first round.
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NOTES: New York RHP Adam Warren (back spasms) threw two innings during a simulated game without difficulty.
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If I was already having a bad day pain-wise or with spasms, I wouldn't do anything.
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At the time, the drug was primarily marketed for infantile spasms, a debilitating seizure disorder in babies.
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Washington RHP Shawn Kelley (neck spasms) was unavailable Saturday and his status for Sunday is uncertain. 3.
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Rangers D Kevin Klein is expected to sit out both games this weekend due to back spasms.
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Villar had already left, injured on the play and suffering from back spasms that required X-rays.
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Lebanon has been hit hard by the regional turmoil which has contributed to spasms of political paralysis.
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Pilots targeted by these laser attacks have reported disorienting flashes, pain, spasms and spots in their vision.
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INF Tyler Saladino (back spasms) went on the 10-day disabled list before Saturday's doubleheader against Detroit.
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So I got myself together and spasms of that kind usually last about 10 to 15 minutes.
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Washington left fielder Juan Soto did not start again Friday, as he is dealing with back spasms.
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"From excruciating nerve pain in my face, muscle spasms, full body rash, extreme swelling... etc," Linsey listed.
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You can prevent muscle spasms during the night by stretching out those muscles before climbing into bed.
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I didn't know he had some kind of intestinal or stomach spasms as a young person, either.
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I don't know what it was but I imagine these stomach spasms came from anxiety or stress.
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Diamondbacks starting pitcher Robbie Ray left the game in the third inning due to lower back spasms.
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Walker went to the bench with back spasms with 23:225 left after a hit from Doncic.
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He had cramps, spasms and shortness of breath, although he tried to hide his symptoms, he said.
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Acthar is best known for treating babies with infantile spasms, a rare and catastrophic form of epilepsy.
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But the Epilepsy Foundation pleaded for the drugmaker to keep producing it for babies with infantile spasms.
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In the year 215, amid fresh political spasms, the leaders of Florence decided to rehabilitate the Giant.
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Reducing the acid would give the esophagus time to heal, and once healed the spasms would stop.
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Now 9, Bryce continues to struggle with chronic anemia, painful muscle spasms and range of motion issues.
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RHP Trevor May (lower back spasms) will pitch in relief Friday and Saturday for Triple-A Rochester.
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Published case reports have linked vinegar consumption to vocal cord spasms, fainting and injury to the esophagus.
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Soon, it was discovered that it also helped treat face and neck spasms, among other medical conditions.
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Painful intercourse may also be caused by spasms on the opening of the vagina or abnormal growths.
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At first it was just annoying — these spasms that interrupted his life every 10 to 12 seconds.
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And all the while his body was deteriorating, his limbs stiffening, his muscles contracting in painful spasms.
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And there are the manifestations of illness, legs that hurt, spasms and convulsions, coughing fits and vomiting.
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Citizens engage in politics in unpredictable and irrational ways, as if reacting to sudden spasms of pain.
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"The surgery went well, and I'm optimistic this will relieve my back spasms and pain," Woods said.
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Six days later, he started clenching his jaw and experiencing arm spasms, soon followed by difficulty breathing.
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"Contractual problems," or SPASMS, are indeed problems if the anesthesiologist with the epidural doesn't appear on time.
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Larranaga missed the game due to back spasms and was replaced by associate head coach Chris Caputo.
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Sacramento point guard De'Aaron Fox departed less than two minutes into the game due to back spasms.
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Tricare, the insurer for members of the United States military, also limits reimbursement solely to infantile spasms.
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It opens up with some loose, discordant guitars and hurries forward from there through twitches and spasms.
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Pirates LF Starling Marte (back spasms) has missed the last nine games but could return this weekend. 2.
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Infantile spasms is a rare, sometimes fatal, form of epilepsy that typically strikes babies before their first birthday.
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In other words, peppermint "calms muscle spasms in the gastrointestinal tract," which soothes an upset stomach, she says.
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These symptoms include dystonia (continuous spasms and muscle contractions), which is exactly what I was already suffering from.
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"Usually when I get chiropractic adjustments, that usually really helps me out with these neck spasms," he said.
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It&aposs uncertain if teammate Christian Yelich will be available after being scratched Saturday because of back spasms.
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Marlins shortstop Miguel Rojas left the game before the start of the fifth inning due to back spasms.
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The sound sends unsettling spasms through Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira, who both remain in shocked silence afterward.
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" Sessions characterized the events in Charlottesville as "spasms of violence ... that have been going on a long time.
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F Lou Amundson sat out for the third straight game on Friday night because of lower back spasms.
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Martin popped up between the pair to finish out the medley, which sent Twitter into spasms of delight.
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The side effects range from dizziness, tingling, and carpopedal spasms, which is basically flapping your arms and legs.
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The Cavaliers had to play without starting point guard George Hill, who was sidelined due to back spasms.
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Tampa Bay CF Kevin Kiermaier (hip tightness) and 2B Logan Forsythe (back spasms) are day-to-day. 3.
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A physical therapist also mentioned using magnesium oil on her skin for joint and muscle pain or spasms.
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The Lakers played without leading scorer Kyle Kuzma, who was ruled out after experiencing back spasms during warmups.
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His departure represents a milestone in the spasms of unrest that have roiled Latin America in recent months.
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There are spasms of farce and throbs of melodrama, but they arise within the rhythms of everyday behavior.
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Thus, little work is expected to get done as both sides engage in spasms of investigation and recrimination.
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Williams said the spasms began during her three-set semi-final win over Czech Marie Bouzkova on Saturday.
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DH Nelson Cruz was lifted for a pinch hitter in the eighth inning Wednesday due to back spasms.
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It's crucial to bring spasms under control quickly, neurologists said, for children to have the best possible outcome.
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Add in the stress of a diagnosis of infantile spasms, and the whole process can be soul-crushing.
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One man who was suffering from "back spasms," according to Council officials, was taken to a nearby hospital.
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Uncontrollable muscle spasms bent his spine backwards at a sickening angle and snapped both his femurs like kindling.
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Yeah, we know it helps with joint pain, anxiety, nausea, depression, epilepsy, addiction, ADHD, muscle spasms, and more.
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Manager Kevin Cash said Norris suffered back spasms and wasn't scheduled to play Sunday with an afternoon start.
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An M.R.I. showed three problem areas on her spine, including a pinched nerve that caused intense back spasms.
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The next time I went to town, I dreaded the spasms of my phone wriggling back to life.
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It uses vibration frequency and amplitude to relieve muscle spasms, increase blood flow, and shorten muscle recovery time.
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Morant, the rookie sensation leading Memphis in scoring and assists on the season, sat out with back spasms.
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Before the inevitable spasms of violence, the film is a bittersweet elegy for the end of an era.
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As his empire collapses, the cool businessman of Season 1 resorts to desperate spasms of violence and intimidation.
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The local children mimic these spasms of rage and distrust, and seek power and possession as their parents do.
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Acthar has been on the market since 292 and is primarily used to treat infantile spasms, a rare condition.
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"My spasms are definitely worse; walking is not always easy, and my legs get fatigued from dancing," said Arlen.
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The women's IPG had successfully tamped down her neck dystonia, also known as uncontrollable neck spasms, for five years.
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Sacramento played without guards Ben McLemore (broken right finger), Marco Belinelli (back spasms) and Seth Curry (sprained right ankle).
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C Kevan Smith, slated to make his White Sox debut Monday, was a late scratch due to back spasms.
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One patient had muscle spasms and struggled to breathe before passing out, coughing up blood and dying, he said.
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Sometimes people may develop more severe symptoms from sea lice exposure such as nausea, vomiting, headaches, and muscle spasms.
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Ramirez went 0-for-2 with a strikeout before leaving the game with spasms in his right trapezius muscle.
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Blue Jays C Russell Martin is dealing with lingering issues with neck spasms, causing him to miss Saturday's tilt.
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He then played the European Tour's Dubai Desert Classic and withdrew with back spasms after an opening-round 77.
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I said I have really bad esophageal spasms and I throw up every 5 minutes, I can't even eat.
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NOTES: The Rays made several roster moves, activating INF Daniel Robertson from the 10-day disabled list (neck spasms).
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NOTES: Minnesota RHP Trevor May (lower back spasms) will pitch in relief Friday and Saturday for Triple-A Rochester.
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The other two well-supported conditions were chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting, along with spasms caused by multiple sclerosis.
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LHP Cody Reed was placed on the 15-day disabled list with low back spasms, retroactive to September 5.
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Rangers F Chris Kreider, who has missed four straight games due to neck spasms, returned to practice Monday. 2.
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The golfer hasn't played competitively since he withdrew from the Dubai Desert Classic in February due to back spasms.
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I also suffer from hydrocephalus, which is a buildup of fluid in the brain that causes severe muscle spasms.
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Mark Teixeira was out of the starting lineup for the first time this season, sitting due to neck spasms.
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"It flares up every now and then, and I get spasms," said Teixeira, who is retiring after the season.
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Even though it had been used for decades, Acthar had never been approved by the FDA for infantile spasms.
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Many crammed into Shishu Sadan children's hospital in west Delhi for respiratory spasms and aggravated asthma, pneumonia and bronchitis.
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NOTES: Minnesota 1B Joe Mauer was out of the lineup for the second straight night due to back spasms.
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Colorado reinstated RHP Chad Qualls (back spasms) from the DL and promoted RHP Jairo Diaz from Triple-A Albuquerque.
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Despite its spasms of violence, "Vox Lux" can be coolly funny, though you may be the only one laughing.
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He felt worse — his body gripped by spasms that nearly flung him off the bed — and then, eventually, better.
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Other Datura constituents are hyoscyamine, used to control intestinal spasms, and atropine, used to speed up the heart rate.
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They also reflect that during the five remaining years of his service, he was struck periodically by debilitating spasms.
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In studies, cannabis has been shown to help alleviate chronic pain and reduce muscle spasms in multiple sclerosis patients.
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On this evening, the man had one of the all too rare breaks from the spasms and fell asleep.
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But each in its own way is now wielding previously unthinkable power, resulting in unpredictable, sometimes destabilizing geopolitical spasms.
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Through all its spasms of intensity, he revealed the music's obsessive use of thematic sequences and restless harmonic shifts.
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Symptoms, he said, included suffocation, fluid in the lungs with foam coming from the mouth, unconsciousness, spasms and paralysis.
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RHP Tyler Chatwood (back spasms) was activated from the 15-day disabled list Tuesday to start against the Giants.
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Today I'm struggling with muscle spasms, and pins and needles, as well as a high degree of general pain.
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Baynes (hip) missed his third straight game, and Rubio (back spasms) missed his third game in the last four.
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The Suns (19-51) played the second half without center Tyson Chandler, who left the game with back spasms.
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Once a muscle seizes, it cannot relax, leading to violent spasms and, most commonly, asphyxiation due to a locked diaphragm.
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Spezza, who was returning from a two-game absence with back spasms, picked up his second assist of the game.
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That's bad for the pelvic floor and can cause muscle spasms, potentially leading to pelvic pain and pain during sex.
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LF Starling Marte was out of the starting lineup for the second game in a row because of back spasms.
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And after she turned back it on, the neck spasms went back under control, and she suffered no further harm.
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Marijuana has shown considerable promise for treating medical conditions including pain, muscle spasms, seizure disorders and nausea from cancer chemotherapy.
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While most RCVS patients do well, she added, a minority can have such severe blood vessel spasms that they die.
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Other possible side effects were mild, and included temporary jaw or face pain, muscle spasms or twitching, and neck pain.
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"Yesterday he had a little bit of spasms in his right trap and neck," Nationals manager Dave Martinez told reporters.
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Several countries, but not the U.S., have approved a cannabis-based drug to treat painful muscle spasms from multiple sclerosis.
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He withdrew from February's Dubai Desert Classic with back spasms, marking an early end to his season, USA Today reports.
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Brewers star Christian Yelich, who leads the majors with 19 home runs, was a late scratch because of back spasms.
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The photo, of them as a much younger couple, was captioned, "Feels," sending his fans into spasms of emotions themselves.
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RHP Tom Wilhelmsen (lower back spasms) was activated from the 215-day disabled list before Seattle's game Saturday against Oakland.
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"The surgery went well, and I'm optimistic this will relieve my back spasms and pain," Woods wrote on his website.
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NO METAL IN LONDON The London tin market has just gone one through one of its periodic time-spread spasms.
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Phoenix was playing without star Devin Booker (left triceps strain), rookie Josh Jackson (knee irritation) and TJ Warren (back spasms).
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Technically, he was in the lineup for Friday night's game, but he was a late scratch due to back spasms.
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The Good Morning America meteorologist, 35, injured her pelvis during rehearsal last week and is currently suffering from back spasms.
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Louis Cardinals right-hander Adam Wainwright was scratched from his start against the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks due to back spasms.
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Brandon Jennings, filling in for the injured Derrick Rose (back spasms) scored 16 points, and Courtney Lee dropped in 236.
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Williams says these herbs target the body's nervous system, calming the nerves and treating anything from anxiety to muscle spasms.
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Before the game, Girardi said he planned to give Mark Teixeira two days' rest beginning Tuesday to address neck spasms.
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Junior forward Xeyrius Williams (723 points, 5.3 assists, team-high 4.3 assists) missed the Akron game because of back spasms.
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The results were considered phenomenal: At the time, 10% of babies with infantile spasms died, and 85% were mentally disabled.
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The wound was cleaned and sutured at home, but six days later the boy began experiencing lockjaw and muscle spasms.
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"They looked like they were circulating, wandering, having spasms," said Dr. Sally Slavinski, an assistant director at the Health Department.
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Guilherme, she said, has already started having muscle spasms, which doctors say are a predictor of convulsions later in life.
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These include pain, discomfort, bleeding and bladder spasms during the insertion of the catheter and while it is in place.
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The disease causes months of agonizing and uncontrollable muscle spasms, and is almost impossible to treat once it takes hold.
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It was Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who had spasmodic dysphonia, a neurological disorder that causes involuntary spasms of the larynx.
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Both medications address a range of severe autoimmune conditions, such as spasms in infants and nephrotic syndrome, a kidney disorder.
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Among them: neuropathic pain, severe muscle spasms associated with multiple sclerosis, unintentional weight loss, and vomiting and nausea from chemotherapy.
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And after a 77 in easy conditions at Dubai in early February, he withdrew the next day, citing back spasms.
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Morant has 39 points and 13 assists in his last two games after missing the previous four with back spasms.
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For the discomfort I recommend: Hot showers or baths work wonders to relax and soothe your muscle spasms and aches.
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When I get an unpleasant call, it shivers and spasms like a lost hiker in the final stages of freezing.
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Cannabis can also increase tissue oxygenation, deepen concentration, improve vision, and decrease muscle spasms before, during, or after athletic performance.
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In her book, she recounts the experience of Courtney King, who first experienced crippling back spasms in her late 20s.
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No spasms of deep longing when I pass her empty bed, neatly made since she left for college in August.
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The following week he pulls out of the European Tour's Dubai Desert Classic before the second round, citing back spasms.
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That's how I started tracking the frequency, amount, trajectory, and intensity of each one of those spasms from each muscle involved.
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Markstrom made 35 saves in his second game since missing Monday's contest against the San Jose Sharks because of back spasms.
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It may not heal my back spasms, but it certainly makes me feel better than a 45-minute Pilates reformer class.
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She had to skip a planned performance at her close friend Whitney Houston's funeral in February 2012 due to leg spasms.
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OF Shane Robinson remains day-to-day after suffering back spasms Friday night after a diving attempt for a fly ball.
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Dizzy spells and fatigue became a part of her daily life, followed by numbness in her limbs and painful muscle spasms.
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RHP Max Scherzer hit his first career homer and then exited early because of neck spasms Tuesday night at Marlins Park.
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Foles missed practice this week and the team's preseason opener against Pittsburgh with muscle spasms in his head and neck area.
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Sometimes the drugs don't work correctly, and the spasms and death throes give rise to the cruelty argument against lethal injection.
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Davis, who missed the season opener due to neck spasms, had four points and five assists in 26 minutes against Pacific.
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The Rangers could play Sunday's game without D Kevin Klein, who missed the win over New Jersey with back spasms. 1.
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They may be able to help you find other ways of preventing and dealing with your spasms, possibly including Botox injections.
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An anticipated matchup of staff aces fizzled when the Nationals scratched Max Scherzer earlier Sunday because of neck and back spasms.
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While it can be used as an antidote, the drug is also used to treat muscle spasms and reduce airway secretions.
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The Explorers played without leading scorer Pookie Powell (back spasms), leading rebounder Jared Kimbrough (back) and key reserve Cheddi Mosely (concussion).
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" Adds Danielle, "Someone, somewhere, figured out they could make a lot of money on rare diagnoses -- and they chose infantile spasms.
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Tolleson, who was slowed by back spasms this spring, didn't record the first save of his career until last May 20.
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Derrick Rose, who has been bothered by back spasms, was given the night off after experiencing discomfort during the pregame shootaround.
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Mobile internet service is also frequently blocked in Kashmir, which borders Pakistan and has gone through spasms of violence for decades.
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In "Whiplash" and "Oz," J. K. Simmons wreaked havoc with his curt, gravelly voice, a piercing stare and spasms of violence.
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The speaker was Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has spasmodic dysphonia, a neurological disorder that causes involuntary spasms of the larynx.
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Throughout the film, she undergoes treatments to help ease muscle spasms causing pain on the entire right side of her body.
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I ended up in the emergency room a few months after "Freshwater" came out because I was having severe muscle spasms.
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Forward Carmelo Anthony officially joined the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday, while star guard Damian Lillard sat out with back spasms.
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Who knew you could get such a perfectly centered license plate photo from a smartphone while experiencing muscle spasms and tremors?
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Twenty-four-hour care is particularly grueling and isolating: long bouts of idleness, punctuated by spasms of disorder and intimate struggle.
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After experiencing what he said was a pain-free off-season, Duda reported feeling spasms in his back late last week.
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Before his recent flare-up of back spasms, Duda, 31, said he, too, was regularly doing exercises to support his back.
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Theragun's most powerful device (lovingly) rams 60 pounds of force into your muscles to release knots, alleviate cramps, and combat spasms.
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The stock market's violent spasms Monday rattled investors, as the Dow dropped hundreds of points at a time in afternoon trading.
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Back spasms not only kept Tiger Woods from playing at Riviera, they also caused him to withdraw from a news conference.
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In 2001, Questcor bought the medication for $100,000; nine years later, the F.D.A. approved Acthar for the treatment of infantile spasms.
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Klein was bothered by back spasms this past season and had three goals and 11 assists in 60 regular-season games.
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"Spasms and cramps in feet can come from overuse, doing a new exercise, or not having the proper foot gear," she says.
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Doctors initially believed the boy was simply a "late developer," but became concerned when he began experiencing spasms and developed an infection.
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The mystery spasms continued and, nine months later, Jaelah fell and hit her head as a result of one of the seizures.
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Scherzer started the first and last games of the World Series, missing his Game 5 assignment with intense neck spasms on Sunday.
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They prayed the doctors would figure out why their son was vanishing before their eyes, with his protruding bones and worsening spasms.
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They also put him in a dark room with ear plugs, because noise could increase his spasms, and fully cleaned his wound.
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If he can win Game 6, then it would be up to Scherzer to overcome his back spasms to win Game 7.
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Less than four hours before Sunday's game, the team learned that Scherzer could not pitch because of muscle spasms in his neck.
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Going just 20103 hours without Suboxone, Leydig said, would trigger withdrawal symptoms, such as lower body pain, leg spasms, anxiety, and exhaustion.
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These are the types of seizures that people imagine from the movies where you are on the floor, having full body spasms.
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The company already has one product on the market called Sativex, which is a mouth spray to treat spasms for multiple sclerosis.
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Nor is France a stranger to periodic spasms of violence, such as the May '68 uprising or the banlieue riots in 2005.
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According to reports, she had started to feel the spasms as late as Saturday night during her semifinal victory over Marie Bouzkova.
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Throughout the primaries, Trump's campaign was marked by racial tensions and spasms of violence both inside his events and the surrounding areas.
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Tremors, muscle spasms, panic and paranoia can set in with larger amounts of cocaine, along with headaches, seizures, stomach pain and nausea.
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A deep enough examination would probably reveal that all athletic competition in the history of time is built upon these quantum spasms.
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President Evo Morales stepped down on Sunday, a milestone in the spasms of unrest that have roiled Latin America in recent months.
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Rangers scratches were G Henrik Lundqvist (hip), Ds Adam Clendening and Kevin Klein (back spasms) and Fs Matt Puempel and Brandon Pirri.
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We would do well not to treat these ignoble features of our modern political and cultural life as mere spasms or aberrations.
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If Acthar works the first time for a child with infantile spasms, the protocol is to give him another round of treatment.
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The official reason is that she had suffered an injury to her upper back, she was having spasms, and just couldn't compete.
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G Manu Ginobili (back spasms) was held out more for rest purposes Monday at Brooklyn, missing his sixth game of the season.
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Raanta, starting in place of Henrik Lundqvist (neck spasms), made a great stop to preserve the lead midway through the third period.
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It didn't look exactly like infantile spasms, a form of childhood epilepsy, but that was the closest diagnosis they could arrive at.
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During his seven decades on the throne, he helped guide a nation prone to chronic coup-making and spasms of political violence.
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Abdallah Mursi, 24, began to feel spasms while driving in Cairo with a friend and died shortly afterward, his brother Ahmed said.
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Researchers did not find any increased risk of dementia with antihistamines, bronchodilators, muscle relaxants or medications for stomach spasms or heart arrhythmias.
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This had predictable results: the reassertion of white supremacist power in the former slave states, and spasms of antiloyalist and antiblack violence.
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They found evidence that some cannabinoids — not including CBD — are effective for pain, nausea from chemotherapy and muscle spasms in multiple sclerosis.
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Inside a spaceship, by contrast, there's plenty of action: bodily fluids, spasms of violence, the rising and setting of Robert Pattinson's head.
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They became such vociferous critics of each other that their hostility stoked spasms of street violence among their supporters, leaving hundreds dead.
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Arizona played without starting center Chase Jeter (8.1 points, 5.3 rebounds per game) for the second consecutive game due to back spasms.
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Martin has had neck spasms, and they forced him from the game Friday after five innings but he returned to play Saturday.
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To sit in the chair is to fight endlessly, exhaustingly: against nerve pain and muscle spasms, infections and illness, anxiety and despair.
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"I have involuntary body spasms when I sing, which is funny because I don't realize it when I'm actually singing," she said.
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Memphis is 4-1 since Morant came back from a bout of back spasms, and the only loss was to mighty Milwaukee.
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People in his administration and in Congress will have to create systems so his ill-informed verbal spasms don't derail coherent legislation.
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Louis Blues goaltender Jake Allen will miss the opening of training camp Friday because of back spasms, general manager Doug Armstrong announced.
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The Rockies also activated LHP Mike Dunn from the 10-day disabled list (back spasms) and optioned RHP Carlos Estevez to Albuquerque.
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NOTES: Kings G Marco Belinelli (back spasms) missed only his third game, but all of the absences were in their past 17 games.
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When he arrived at the hospital, the boy was awake but could not open his mouth, had trouble breathing and had continued spasms.
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Scherzer was supposed to start Game 5 in Washington on Sunday, but was scratched because of spasms in his upper back and neck.
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Their Shark Shield technology creates a powerful three-dimensional electrical field that causes spasms in these sensitive receptors and turns the sharks away.
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All around there's a strange mist, a grey-white block of pixels that contorts and spasms like putty as you scan the horizon.
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My back spasms, but I wiggle closer to him until I can put my head on his chest and hear his heart beating.
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But his availability for the playoff finale is in question after he withdrew from Sunday's round after eight holes because of back spasms.
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That was my knee-jerk reaction to the latest example in a long, seemingly never-ending string of spasms of everyday public hate.
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He's a quadriplegic, wheelchair bound since age 16, and was prescribed marijuana to treat the persistent leg spasms that come with his paralysis.
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Many people have potentially deadly complications like spasms in the blood vessels or hydrocephalus, a fluid buildup that increases pressure on the brain.
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Backlash politics has won time and again in America, interrupted by spasms of hard-won progress that have driven the country forward still.
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It can move across a surface by itself, scrunching into a series of undulating shapes that run down its length in wavelike spasms.
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She said her addiction to opioids began after she had neck surgery in 2006 for a condition that causes spasms and intense pain.
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Court filings show Mr. Hadi has chronic pain and back spasms, for which he is prescribed a variety of painkillers and muscle relaxants.
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While the choreography was created by Wim Vandekeybus, it is indebted to the raw, primal spasms that drove Ms. Bausch's dancers to exhaustion.
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It's the sort of schedule that would give me anxiety dreams and involuntary eye spasms, but is just business as usual for her.
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Exposure to Novichok, either by inhalation or through the skin, leads to muscle spasms, secretion of fluid into the lungs and organ failure.
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Some oils have been shown to relax the muscles around your trachea, easing the spasms that can make you cough to provide relief.
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Arizona played without starting center Chase Jeter (8.1 points, 5.3 rebounds per game), who is considered day-to-day because of back spasms.
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When they do join the swelling convoys that pass by their windows, they are sucked into the chaotic death spasms of the war.
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"When we first found out that something was wrong, we started Googling around about infantile spasms, and it was just terrifying," Miguel says.
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Its fins flare, its mouth gapes and its body spasms as the metal filament proceeds along the length of its spine, destroying nerves.
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Pirates OF Starling Marte is expected to play in one contest of the doubleheader after sitting out the last 11 with back spasms.
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Every once in a while, without warning, the colors a person perceived might switch, triggering still more existential spasms and additional scientific intrigue.
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The Nationals put outfielder Juan Soto on the injured list with back spasms and called up outfielder Andrew Stevenson from Triple-A Fresno.
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I was, I ended up having a blood vessel in my brain that spasms when my blood pressure gets to a certain level.
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Belinelli, who missed one game with back spasms, was 215 of 230 from 3-point range and was 5 of 8 from the field.
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"The surgery went well, and I'm optimistic this will relieve my back spasms and pain," Woods, 41, said in a statement on his website.
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Cleveland played without George Hill (back spasms) for the second consecutive game, but the presence of James was too much for Indiana to overcome.
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Rays 2B Logan Forsythe was scratched due to back spasms and SS Matt Duffy left Tuesday's game due to mild soreness in his Achilles.
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Once upon a time, the sovereign credit downgrade of an emerging market powerhouse would be enough to send global markets into spasms of selling.
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Adams was a late scratch for Friday's game because of back spasms, and he was on the bench to start Saturday's game as well.
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Still, Maisel believes those lingering hatreds, even as they occasionally erupt in spasms of violence, have become an outlier in the broader national culture.
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Suzuki, a late replacement for Christian Yelich, who suffered back spasms in batting practice, went 231-for-2185 with a double and a walk.
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It has been extended to treat a range of conditions — including tinnitus, facial spasms and vertigo — that stem from impingement on various cranial nerves.
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" Asked why Acthar helps relieve seizures in children with infantile spasms, Young had no explanation: "We actually don't know the exact mechanism of action.
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There are just three front-line medications used to treat infantile spasms: • H.P. Acthar Gel, or Acthar, an anti-inflammatory also known as ACTH.
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With his fits of pique, spasms of ignorance and flashes of demagogy, he has turned the G.O.P.'s favorite bogeywoman into its summer crush.
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In 2001, Questcor bought the rights to Acthar, a type of hormone-based drug used to treat infantile spasms as well as multiple sclerosis.
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Dinnerstein's overall thesis is that though America undergoes occasional anti-Semitic spasms, it's never followed up by some American version of the Third Reich.
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If a major earthquake is coming, they'll feel it beforehand with muscle spasms, headaches, or stress that passes once the event has taken place.
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Phoenix played without point guard Ricky Rubio (back spasms) in posting a season low in points after winning five of its previous seven games.
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Ms. Petrovic was also concerned about using regular floor rugs because she thought loose fibers could trigger Kas's tactile sensitivities and cause muscle spasms.
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Woods's back was already nagging him, and he crumbled to all fours after hooking a fairway metal that sent spasms shooting along his spine.
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Abnormalities in the endothelium, or inner lining, of these smaller vessels can cause spasms, resulting in pain and diminished blood flow to the heart.
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I mean, there are families in Georgia who have never heard of Infantile Spasms (IS.) To be able to raise awareness gives me purpose.
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They spent the dark hours sitting on the couch, waiting for the storm to clear, moving in and out of spasms of inconsolable crying.
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As a human rights lawyer in China, Liang had come to accept that periodic spasms of repression were an unavoidable risk of his profession.
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Ultimately he led a national conversation on race ignited by spasms of violence — police shootings and protests in Florida, South Carolina, Missouri and elsewhere.
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She's made harsh noise, lo-fi house, and ambient spasms, but none of that makes it onto Tentenko, her first release outside of Japan.
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But in a deeply religious country often caught in the spasms of violent change, the public has become resigned to the commonplace of loss.
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But six days later, his parents realized something was seriously wrong: He was clenching his jaw, having trouble breathing and experiencing involuntary muscle spasms.
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As originally reported by ABC News, a source confirms to PEOPLE that Zee has injured her pelvis and is having back spasms as a result.
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Malcolm Sperrin, a professor at the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine, said nerve agents could cause heart failure, respiratory arrest, twitching or spasms.
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The virus spreads from the bite to the brain, where it's devastating: victims can experience anxiety, hallucinations, muscle spasms, increase in saliva, seizure, and comas.
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A photographer in the town of Saraqeb told CNN last month that a chlorine attack he had witnessed had induced spasms in the worst affected.
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DBS generators delivered timed stimulation pulses that can successfully treat Parkinson's disease, tremors and dystonia, a disease characterized by uncontrollable and often painful muscle spasms.
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These two nations may yet reverse their direction and show that the current political spasms are nothing more than a spike in democracy's growing pains.
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Dr. Kim, who is also a certified acupuncturist, said he performs cupping to help relieve his patients' neck and back pain or chronic muscle spasms.
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The fungus, called artbrinium, produces toxins that can cause vomiting, staring to one side, convulsions, spasms and coma, according to the World Health Organization (PDF).
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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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Jordan Matthews, who is nursing back spasms, has been the lone consistent Eagles wideout with 23 catches for 216 yards in his last three games.
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RHP Alex Meyer, who had been on the disabled list due to back spasms, was activated Thursday and made a strong start against the Twins.
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INF Tyler Saladino (back spasms) began an injury-rehab stint at Triple-A Charlotte on Monday night, going 24-for-33 as the designated hitter.
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One card had been thrown out even though it only lacked one of its 31 doses of oxybutynin, which reduces muscle spasms of the bladder.
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He flashed a smile to the Blazers bench, pleased with his return to the court after missing back-to-back games due to back spasms.
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It is the mystery of her power game, still lacking in subtlety and vulnerable to spasms of overcooked groundstrokes on too many game-turning points.
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A drug too expensive to offer patients who may benefit The first recorded case of infantile spasms was in a 4-month-old English patient.
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Andre Iguodala, the long-armed defender who stood up nobly to James in last year's finals and earlier this series, is struggling with back spasms.
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Ackley, who had one of the first cracks at the position when Teixeira had neck spasms earlier this year, dislocated his right shoulder in May.
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Brandon Knight (19.4 points) did not play Friday because of an upset stomach while Tyson Chandler missed his second straight game because of back spasms.
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These spasms can then spread to the chest, back, and gut, leading to painful fractures, problems breathing, and even the complete loss of bowel control.
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Up to this point, a characteristic Czernowin mood of tense expectancy has prevailed, with stretches of rustling and whispering interrupted by spasms of orchestral fury.
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The main mineral in question—magnesium—does play a role in regulating muscle contractions, and low levels have been known to cause spasms or seizures.
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Cavaliers power forward Kevin Love is dealing with back spasms while Spurs center Pau Gasol will be sidelined after suffering a fractured finger on Thursday.
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The versatile stuff has also been used in treatment of other muscle-related disorders as well, including dystonia, hemifacial spasm, vaginal spasms, and orofacial dyskinesias.
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Portland, which fell to 254-28 to start a six-game, 10-day road trip, played without leading scorer Damian Lillard, who had back spasms.
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Rubio has missed two of the past three games due to back spasms, and Baynes has missed the past two games with a hip injury.
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But after five sharp spasms of cross-border fighting and fragile cease-fires in five months, critics say Mr. Netanyahu has decided not to decide.
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He returned last year but missed the cut, before playing one round at the European Tour's Dubai Desert Classic and withdrawing due to back spasms.
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Brandon Morrow has 16 saves this season, but the Chicago Cubs closer was unavailable for a Tuesday doubleheader because he was suffering from back spasms.
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Portland, which fell to 1-143 to start a six-game, 10-day road trip, played without leading scorer Damian Lillard, who had back spasms.
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On Miami's side, Derrick Williams (back spasms) did not play and Luke Babbitt (hip flexor strain) left in the first quarter and did not return.
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Alarm, grief and determination also shape the story, its relative lulls (with family and friends) followed by organizing and spasms of violence and so on.
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The March 30 air strike in the northern Syrian town of Latamneh injured around 70 people who suffered nausea, foaming at the mouth and muscle spasms.
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The other drug, aripiprazole (Abilify), can cause sedation, uncontrolled movements and spasms, incontinence and poor impulse control, and, more rarely, seizures, and death in the elderly.
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Kevin Love left the game in the second quarter with back spasms and did not make the trip to Dallas for Monday's game against the Mavericks.
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The crash of 2008 and spasms of Western populism emboldened Communist Party leaders, notably President Xi Jinping, to reject those norms and assert the party's supremacy.
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Back at home, I found myself marooned on the blue couch, unable to reach the bathroom or the bedroom or even sit up without terrible spasms.
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I relished the size of him in my mouth, observing with my tongue the tight skin and springy muscle spasms along the bottom of the shaft.
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" The procedure lasted in total two and a half hours, during which, according to the official report, Zubaydah suffered "involuntary spasms of the torso and extremities.
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RHP Max Scherzer, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, will sit out Sunday's series finale as he works out the kinks after experiencing next spasms.
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In her upcoming documentary, Gaga receives treatments for painful muscle spasms; she's also shown getting massaged and putting ice on sore muscles during and after rehearsals.
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NOTES: Mets SS Asdrubal Cabrera came out of the game in the last of the first with back spasms after he was in the starting lineup.
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We have survived through bloody spasms of a Civil War and a Civil Rights Movement to extend more of these rights to more of our citizens.
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LHP Mike Dunn still is trying to get back on track since returning from the disabled list on May 2200 after being out with back spasms.
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But nagging back pain and spasms forced him to withdraw from competitions, including the Masters, which he first won in 1997 at just 21 years old.
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Toronto defenseman Jake Gardiner (back spasms) did not play Sunday and was replaced by Martin Marincin, who was playing in only his ninth game this season.
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The poison works by overloading the predator's internal system with chemicals, prompting regurgitation, muscle spasms, vomiting, and intestinal convulsion—hence the sick buckets at kambo ceremonies.
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Rene Rivera then singled, driving in Reynolds, who had entered the game at shortstop in the bottom of the first because of Asdrubal Cabrera's back spasms.
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Scherzer, a late scratch prior to Game 26 due to neck spasms, declared himself fit for Game 25.68 after throwing in the outfield on Tuesday afternoon.
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After starting the Yankees' first 24 games this season, Teixeira was out of the starting lineup against Kansas City on Tuesday night because of neck spasms.
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Another safety device, Ocean Guardian's SharkShield device, emits a electrical field is meant to trigger spasms in a shark's electrical receptors if it gets within range.
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She was diagnosed with infantile spasms, a serious epilepsy syndrome in infants that is frequently associated with developmental delays, according to the national nonprofit Epilepsy Foundation.
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NOTES: Miami G Goran Dragic was out for the second time in three games with back spasms and Boston G Avery Bradley was sick and out.
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The veteran American played just four games before succumbing to back spasms, which saw Bianca Andreescu, 19, win the trophy in front of her hometown fans.
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I had anxiety, allergies, and asthma, and irritable-bowel syndrome, and headaches, and, starting in fifth grade, when I was ten, awful and incapacitating back spasms.
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Healy finished 2-for-4 after going hitless in six at-bats over the first two games of the series after missing three with back spasms.
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Lundqvist has not played since leaving last Thursday's 4-1 loss at Pittsburgh with neck spasms, and Nash has not been in the lineup since Jan.
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Last month, Williams was defeated by Andreescu, 19, during the 2019 Rogers Cup finals when the veteran player was forced to retire due to back spasms.
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Ms. Moon, who said the conflict "felt like a giant knot in the pit of my stomach for months and months," suffered insomnia and back spasms.
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It happened when I was sitting down to watch TV. All 353 pounds of her leapt into my lap, causing me four days of back spasms.
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Spurs F LaMarcus Aldridge (back spasms) sat out Friday's game but is expected back on Monday, while C Tim Duncan (knee) will miss the contest. 2.
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Though he has missed four games because of a back spasms, Rose has remained relatively healthy this year after injuries wrecked his final seasons in Chicago.
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Secondly, in my experience, roughly 20 percent of patients given etomidate will have involuntary myoclonus, or general muscle spasms, that could be interpreted as seizures or awareness.
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In Act II, when Leila and Nadir, having reunited, sing an impassioned, fraught duet, Ms. Damrau's body twitches with spasms as her character's suppressed longings burst out.
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Delon Wright scored 219 points while starting in place of point guard Kyle Lowry, who is day-to-day due to a bruised tailbone and back spasms.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury yields came within striking distance of the psychologically significant barrier of 13 percent on Monday, which in the past has triggered market spasms.
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It is not so much a biography as a cardiogram of Russian political life over the past quarter of a century with all its seizures and spasms.
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A review of the research, published in 2015 in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found solid evidence that pot can treat pain and muscle spasms.
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Lyles wasn't the only player to be injured for Pittsburgh, which already was without regular second baseman and leadoff batter Adam Frazier, scratched due to back spasms.
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We were traumatized by shocking acts of violence More than anything, the chaos of 19683 was exemplified by two seismic spasms of gunfire, just nine weeks apart.
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Dr. Shepherd says that, specifically, holding your pee during penetrative sex can increase your risk for UTIs and bladder spasms, a form of incontinence caused by UTIs.
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Colorado's Tyler Chatwood, who entered the game 5.893-0 with a major-league-leading 0.65 ERA in six road starts this season, left due to back spasms.
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The panelists acknowledged that it was an odd position to be in: to consider the request on a drug many considered the standard-bearer for infantile spasms.
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There's no actual agenda being put in its place, just nostalgic spasms that, as David Frum has put it, are part George Wallace and part Henry Wallace.
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Systematically, Haynes ramped up Bilott's tension: his blinking eyes, his twitching hands, his juddering feet, his fumbling for the chair, and his flailing spasms on the floor.
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Marlins first baseman Justin Bour, who missed his fourth straight start due to back spasms, entered the game in the sixth and hit a pinch-hit homer.
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After his neck and back began to arch and he started to experience spasms across his entire body, his parents then sought medical help for the child.
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The Rangers also scratched D Kevin Klein (back spasms), F Matt Puempel, F Tanner Glass, D Steven Kampfer, C Brandon Pirri and G Henrik Lundqvist (hip strain).
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Acthar gel, which is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis, brought in sales of $308.7 million, missing consensus estimate of $326.6 million, according to Stifel.
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However, there are exceptions, songs which make even the most music-ambivalent throw their hands in the air, body propelled into spasms of utter and uncomprehending delight.
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For much of that time, he was in so much pain from muscle spasms that he had to be kept in a darkened room, wearing ear plugs.
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For now, I am content to listen to recordings while silently following the sheet music, my fingers twitching involuntarily like the post-mortem spasms of a cadaver.
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Get the Vortix Muscle Massager, which uses scientifically-proven vibration frequency, amplitude, and torque to relieve muscle spasms with precision, increase blood flow, and shorten recovery time.
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Forward Delle Donne scored a team-high 22 points in game one but left game two with back spasms and was later diagnosed with a herniated disc.
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Manager Dusty Baker said Saturday that Kelley was dealing with neck spasms when he displayed decreased velocity while allowing one run in one inning on Friday night.
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The best available research backing pot and pain suggests the drug may be helpful for muscle spasms and chronic pain (caused by conditions including neuropathy and cancer).
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Garner hilariously dished on the side of her we didn't see at the Oscars — her metal corset, rib spasms and an extremely intimate BFF situation in the bathroom.
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If you've ever held your breath to the point of discomfort, you know the feeling: Your lungs tingle and your diaphragm spasms, compelling you to gasp for breath.
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Its most famous drug is Botox, which is used to treat muscle spasms and migraines but is also commonly used as a cosmetic agent to reduce skin wrinkles.
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After coming off the bench in his first two games, Mirotic started in the place of Bulls rookie Lauri Markkanen, who missed the game because of back spasms.
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Now it will be up to Max Scherzer, the Nationals ace who was scratched from his Game 7 start on Sunday because of back spasms and neck pain.
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Britain has experienced other spasms of political rage in recent decades, particularly over Margaret Thatcher's breaking of the miners' strike and Tony Blair's support for the Iraq war.
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Howland told reporters Monday he was unsure of the status of point guard I.J. Ready (10.1 points, 4.3 assists), who missed Saturday's loss at LSU with back spasms.
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Independent experts say the drug, which is a half-century old and treats multiple sclerosis and infantile spasms, is excessively priced and isn't any better than cheaper alternatives.
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Acthar Gel, which is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis, brought in revenue of $1.11 billion in 2018, accounting for 35% of the company's total revenue.
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The Gamecocks, who were short-handed in that loss to the Wildcats, hope sophomore guard P.J. Dozier can play Tuesday after missing the Kentucky game with back spasms.
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Acthar, which is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis, is the company's biggest revenue generator, bringing about $1.11 billion in 2018, or 35% of total revenue.
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His parents cleaned the wound and stitched it, and everything seemed fine—until, six days later, he began having muscle spasms, arching his back, and clenching his jaw.
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The two-time Cy Young Award winner Scherzer (12-5) has been dealing with various neck soreness after he missed a game with neck spasms earlier this month.
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Britain's model involves muddling around such questions as headscarves in schools, spasms of alarm that multiculturalism undermines British values, and trust in high-quality police and intelligence services.
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In the film, which also stars Alexis Neblett, her charming, more bubbly stepsister, dancers begin suffering inexplicable "fits": full-body spasms that leave them writhing on the floor.
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When the body chooses to move, it does so in jolts, writhing on the floor in directionless spasms, wringing the body out in a choreography of delayed shapes.
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This toxin can quickly paralyze and send your muscles into constant spasms, beginning with the jaw (if you know anything about tetanus, it's probably that it causes lockjaw).
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Indeed, aromatherapists often formulate products for addressing muscular pain, spasms, and tension in the body, explains Stephanie Tourles, the author of Stephanie Tourles's Essential Oils: A Beginner's Guide.
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Wainwright, who was pushed back from his scheduled Friday start because of back spasms, controlled the Diamondbacks with his curveball, allowing four hits — all singles — and one walk.
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Giggling at the "weirdness" of trans people — presenting your spasms of discomfort as something relatable — makes it harder for trans people to find a safe place to sleep.
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Exposure, either by inhalation or through the skin, leads to muscle spasms, secretion of fluid into the lungs and organ failure, sometimes accompanied by foaming at the mouth.
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"Surprisingly, many people were able to overcome bouts of nausea and cringe-induced spasms long enough to air their disgust," the article said, citing negative reaction on Twitter.
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When the performers move, they often seem stuck in ruts, teetering or twitching in states of insecurity, locked into tiny zones of space with small spasms and tics.
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Inside Pitch First baseman Greg Bird, who was scratched before Monday's game because he had back spasms during batting practice, had a magnetic resonance imaging test early Tuesday.
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May, who missed 23 games because of back spasms, entered with a 6.08 ERA in 29 appearances in 2016 and pitched one scoreless inning of relief on Tuesday.
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Sun 99, Mystics 87 | Series Tied 1-1 The Mystics were crushed in the paint after losing the team's star forward to back spasms in the first quarter.
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Pearce came on to replace first baseman Mitch Moreland, who left due to back spasms before the Nationals came to bat in the bottom of the third inning.
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And Cage's "Credo in US" (1942), in which snippets of recorded works by Mozart were folded into agitated spasms of percussion, ended an adventurous doubleheader for the festival.
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Max Scherzer pitched seven sharp innings in his first start since he was sidelined by neck spasms, and the Nationals beat the Miami Marlins, 63-2, in Washington.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS.) "Oh, she was feisty as hell," Kelly told PEOPLE just one day before her daughter's tragic death.
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His return comes just in time for New York, which sent slumping first baseman Mark Teixeira for an MRI exam to determine the cause of his neck spasms.
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Pain is extremely complicated, and the biological mechanisms that cause chronic pain or muscle spasms aren't the same as the ones that lead to menstrual cramps, he said.
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After being slow to address the spasms in financial markets, Fed officials in recent weeks have said they are mindful of how such moves have tightened financial conditions.
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Colorado C Tony Wolters (head) left Tuesday's game and is day-to-day while LHP Mike Dunn (back spasms) hopes to be activated from the disabled list on Wednesday.
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What's next: Washington ace Max Scherzer (3-0, 2.16 ERA this postseason), a late scratch Sunday due to neck spasms, declared himself ready to go for tonight's Game 7.
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After the game, Del Rio said Carr had gone into back spasms and the team plans to conduct an MRI to try to determine the severity of the injury.
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Diana Eck, who heads Harvard University's Pluralism Project, which studies issues that arise in multireligious societies, said spasms of violence are common during eras of rapid and widespread change.
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I had migraines that corresponded with my menstrual cycle — often making me physically sick — along with chronic neck muscle spasms and moods that affected my husband and co-workers.
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Between hours of grueling physical therapy and arduous wheelchair fittings, Holtry fights through periodic nerve spasms that strike like "a weird lightning bolt feeling" when he least expects it.
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She has been diagnosed with myotonic muscular dystrophy (MMD), and the prolonged spasms every time she uses her muscles have alerted the doctors to the deterioration of her condition.
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There is conclusive or substantial evidence that cannabis is effective in treating cancer patients with nausea, adults with chronic pain, and MS patients with spasms, according to the report.
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Spasms of ethnic violence followed, and some Uighurs, chafing at government controls, carried out knife and crude bomb attacks in public areas and against the police and other authorities.
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U.S. 27-year Treasury yields came within striking distance of the key psychological barrier of 22 percent on Monday, a level in the past that has triggered market spasms.
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Do spasms of hatred continue to shake the dog when he is alone again, or does the rage suddenly abate, and does he return to a state of tranquillity?
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"Deutschland 93" plunges further into the death spiral of Escobar's empire, as the once-untouchable kingpin acts like a wounded animal, lashing out at his attackers in ugly spasms.
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Rashard Odomes, who had started every game for the Sooners before Saturday's game, missed the game with back spasms and was replaced in the starting lineup by Christian James.
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NOTES: With G Henrik Lundqvist (neck spasms) out, the Rangers recalled G Magnus Hellberg from Hartford of the AHL on an emergency basis to back up G Antti Raanta.
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Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault said Lundqvist was experiencing neck spasms after the second period and the trainers thought it would be best to hold him out during the third.
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When the diaphragm spasms, it causes you to suck in a breath, while your vocal cords close off a fraction of a second later, providing that excellent "hic" sound.
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Headley has one hit in his last 11 at-bats and the Yankee believe it could be caused by the spasms, which were treated with an epidural shot Thursday.
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Even before these spasms of violence, Japan's hundreds of thousands of hikikomori faced a stigma in a country that has retained a strong taboo against even acknowledging mental illness.
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It released a study that said there is conclusive evidence that marijuana helped in the treatment of chronic pain, chemotherapy-induced nausea and muscle spasms related to multiple sclerosis.
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After a disputed election in 2007 in which the opposition leader Raila Odinga lost, spasms of violence left at least 1,300 people dead and 600,000 displaced from their homes.
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Hamilton star Miguel Cervantes and his wife Kelly gave PEOPLE's sister site Parents a glimpse at their life caring for their daughter Adelaide before her death from infantile spasms.
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He withdrew from the Dubai Desert Classic in the United Arab Emirates in February because of back spasms after shooting an opening-round 77 and has not played since.
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Three weeks later, he was in contention late in the final round at the Barclays when he dropped to his knees after experiencing what he described as back spasms.
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There are hints of the first in North Korea's missile test and various Russian maneuvers, signs of the second in the spasms of anti-Trump protest since Election Day.
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Without Davis in the lineup since March 24 (lower back spasms), the Pelicans continue to struggle and dropped to 32-47 with the 115-109 loss to the Hornets.
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The current bull rally, the longest in modern history by some measures, has been characterized by extended periods of calm punctuated with spasms of selling known as flash crashes.
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He also stayed in a darkened room for weeks, where he wore earplugs and was exposed to little stimulation to avoid making his spasms worse, Dr. Guzman-Cottrill said.
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The ergonomic, S-shaped massage cane is specially designed to make relieving muscle spasms and knots as simple as lifting the handles or sliding the cane side to side.
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The 23-times Grand Slam champion retired from the Rogers Cup final in Toronto earlier this month because of back spasms, which led to her withdrawal from the Cincinnati Masters.
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The Knicks lost their third straight game with Kanter sidelined because of back spasms, falling to the visiting Portland Trail Blazers 103-91 on Monday night at Madison Square Garden.
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Throughout the film, the "Bad Romance" singer is shown undergoing treatments to help ease muscle spasms, which cause her to feel pain on the entire right side of her body.
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The spasms of violence have sparked sharp criticism of the security strategy of leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who took office late last year promising to pacify the country.
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The boy, who was not identified, spent the next 275 days in intensive care, mostly in a dark room with ear plugs to minimize any stimulation, which intensified his spasms.
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Leading scorer Goran Dragic missed his second game of the week due to back spasms for Miami, which begins a season-high six-game road trip in Phoenix on Tuesday.
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Rabies infects the nervous system quickly with symptoms that can include a fever, muscle spasms, headaches, mental confusion and more, and is almost always fatal, as there's no effective treatment.
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Jeter, who had missed two games because of back spasms, entered with 15:20 to go in the first half and tallied seven points and eight rebounds in 31 minutes.
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The March 30 air strike in the town of Latamneh, in the northern Syrian Hama area, injured around 70 people who suffered nausea, foaming of the mouth and muscle spasms.
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Dig beneath the spasms of insecurity, fear and smugness that Canada's intellectual class has exhibited toward the United States, and you find an underlying attitude of warmth among ordinary people.
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One beneficial result of Teixeira's time on the disabled list, he said, was that the rest had calmed the repeated neck spasms that he had experienced earlier in the year.
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He then spent the next 163 days in intensive care, needing a ventilator to breathe and constant medications through an IV to control his pain, blood pressure, and muscle spasms.
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Were these new flavors the logical outcome of brand expansion, or the frenzied spasms of a dying category, spawning mutant varieties in the hopes that one would find its niche?
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Metzl, who himself is a 29-time marathoner and 10-time Ironman competitor, often encourages people to work through muscular injuries, such as muscle spasms in the back or neck.
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The experts found conclusive evidence for a relatively limited number of conditions, including relief of chronic pain, nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy and muscle spasms associated with multiple sclerosis.
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Spells can last for hours or even days at a time, waking women during the night with spasms and orgasms, destroying their ability to work or even leave the house.
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McIlroy took six weeks off after losing in a playoff for the South African Open in January, when he first felt the back spasms, which are exacerbated when he plays.
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In fact, studies demonstrate that positive experiences of psychosis are one reason people stop taking medication, in addition to side effects like weight gain, mental dulling and painful muscle spasms.
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Kristaps Porzingis returned from a one-game absence and scored 203 points, but the Knicks were without starting center Enes Kanter for a third straight game because of back spasms.
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In recent decades, Western anti-Semitism has tended to trace the contours of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, spiking and ebbing in correlation with spasms of violence between the two sides.
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A week later, he had to withdraw from a European Tour event in Dubai because of back spasms, leading to spinal fusion surgery in April and another season-ending layoff.
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Cannabis appears to relieve muscle spasms in people with multiple sclerosis, though that research is less extensive, and to improve appetite for patients with cancer or AIDS, Dr. Briscoe said.
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In fact, he was in a hospital bed on wheels that was rolled into the recording sessions because he had muscle spasms in his back from all of the pressure.
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And if the roach has been the target of an insecticide, certain kinds of poison, notably organophosphate nerve poisons, cause muscular spasms that can flip a cockroach onto its back.
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After about an hour, the woman, who had had the electrodes put in five years before to help with debilitating muscle spasms in her neck, noticed her symptoms coming back.
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The most common adverse reactions to the drug were upper respiratory infection, muscle spasms, hyperuricemia, back pain, abdominal pain or discomfort, bronchitis, pain in extremity, anemia and elevated liver enzymes.
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Or if you can't resist, tell the person at the front desk that a trainer may want to visit the human back spasms waiting to happen on the weight bench.
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If Wade is cautious, it is because she took heat several years ago for calling Murray a "drama queen" when he complained of back spasms during the 2012 French Open.
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In one particularly horrifying scene, children talking about the serpent begin to laugh and cannot stop, snapping their necks back and forth in involuntary spasms as they go into hysterics.
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They were among the scores of people slaughtered by Islamic extremists in four countries last week in spasms of bloodshed that left loved ones stunned at the randomness of the killings.
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My spasms are definitely worse; walking is not always easy, and my legs get fatigued from dancing, but I've got a great team looking out for me and keeping me upright.
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Rustenburg has seen periodic spasms of labor violence including shootings since AMCU dislodged the once dominant National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) as the main union in the sector five years ago.
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The 2014 U.S. Women's Open champion withdrew from last week's LPGA event in San Francisco due to neck spasms, later posting pictures on social media of herself in a neck brace.
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Throughout the film, the singer was seen undergoing a handful of treatments to help ease muscle spasms, which cause her to feel pain on the entire right side of her body.
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What Mr. Hancock initially dismissed as a sore throat was diagnosed as spasmodic dysphonia, an incurable neurological condition that causes spasms in the vocal cords and is made worse by stress.
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Yasmani Grandal has recorded three hits in his last 22 at-bats and has missed the last two games due to back spasms but could return to the lineup on Saturday.
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If there was a clear difference for the team, it was Kanter, who did not appear hampered by the back spasms that he had said were the worst of his career.
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With this constant shifting in my seat, I must have looked as if I was having muscle spasms, or at least doing a new dance not quite ready to catch on.
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Having struggled with a knee injury earlier in the season, Williams retired in tears from the Toronto final against 19-year-old Canadian Bianca Andreescu with back spasms earlier this month.
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Mallo is debilitated by frequent migraines and back spasms, and he's also haunted by a past relationship torn asunder by drugs as well as a mother he feels he has failed.
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Last month, Flake said the crowds at rallies for Trump and other Republicans reflect "spasms of a dying party," and that the GOP needed a governing agenda to reach more voters.
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Today some patients with diagnoses like epilepsy, obsessive compulsive disorder and painful muscle spasms who don't respond to other treatments have surgery to implant electrodes on either side of the brain.
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The Food and Drug Administration has approved Acthar for over a dozen conditions, including infantile spasms, a rare and dangerous seizure disease; rheumatoid arthritis; sarcoidosis; nephrotic syndrome; and systemic lupus erythematosus.
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Tetanus, a life-threatening disease that is transmitted through open wounds and causes painful muscle spasms, declined drastically in the United States after the introduction of a vaccine in the 1940s.
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His detractors, however, tag him as an antipolice anarchist whose comments helped foster spasms of protest violence in cities across the country where blacks have died at the hands of law enforcement.
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They have become voluntary migrants of the least voluntary sort, fleeing an atmosphere of fear and confusion created by ever-shifting laws, vague threats, byzantine registration programs and spasms of racial violence.
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The bacteria then releases toxins that cause painful spasms and cause a person to lose control of their body, according to the CDC, and lead to broken bones, pneumonia, and difficulty breathing.
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However, she suggests staying far away from other drugs like vaginal valium or benzodiazepines since side effects, such as constipation or muscle spasms caused by withdrawal, may actually make your symptoms worse.
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Bianca Andreescu, the 19-year-old Canadian tennis star, claimed the championship title over Serena Williams in the 2019 Rogers Cup Finals after Williams retired from the game due to back spasms.
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Cayenne pepper pills and a capsaicin patch, sold in China and Turkey, have been blamed in medical reports for two nonfatal heart attacks in young men, the result of spasms in arteries.
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Side note: The family's diseased corn could have been the source of this delirium — the ergot fungus, if ingested, could cause spasms and other medical woes that Pilgrims might mistake for witchcraft.
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BENGALURU, July 21 (Reuters) - An Indian musician who strummed a guitar during brain surgery to treat painful muscle spasms in his hand says he hopes to release his first album next year.
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Second-leading scorer Derrick Favors (back spasms) is expected to miss his eighth straight game and center Jeff Withey has averaged 2110 points and 298 rebounds the seven games in his place.
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ABOUT NORTHWESTERN (249.9-29.3, 23-28.6): Leading scorer Scottie Lindsey (222 points) was hampered by back spasms Thursday and finished with only five points – his first game with single digits this season.
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I spent the past year canvassing the epilepsy community, talking to scores of people, including 00073 parents whose children struggle with infantile spasms and more than a dozen doctors who treat them.
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Bianca Andreescu, a 113-year-old Canadian, just beat Serena Williams in the Rogers Cup final after the veteran American was forced to retire after just four games because of back spasms.
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Jrue Holiday (abdominal strain) and E'Twaun Moore (quad contusion) were ruled out for at least a week to 10 days, and Anthony Davis was a last-minute scratch because of back spasms.
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ET, ESPN, FSN Oklahoma, FSN Southwest (Dallas) ABOUT THE THUNDER (54.53-254.5): Shooting guard Victor Oladipo has missed five straight games with back spasms, giving Alex Abrines a chance to step up.
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In their only previous meeting Andreescu led Williams 3-1 at the Rogers Cup final in Toronto last month before the 37-year-old was forced to retire due to back spasms.
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Seeking a record-tying 24th career Grand Slam title, Williams forced to withdraw from the Rogers Cup final in Toronto due to back spasms and sat out the Cincinnati Open this month.
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Mladenovic suffered back spasms that twice required medical attention in a second set dominated by the German but recovered in the decider, breaking Kerber in the first game to seize the momentum.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS.) "I've been spending a lot of time in Adelaide's room these last few days," Cervantes wrote in the emotional blog post.
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GRAPHIC: Seat projections in Israel's election - here Israeli newspapers and commentators depicted the 69-year-old leader as in a weakened position, with headlines such as: "Himself Alone" and "Political Death Spasms".
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Alex Meyer, just off the 10-day disabled list after recovering from back spasms, was solid through six-plus innings for the Angels, allowing one run on five hits and two walks.
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Small vessels that supply blood to the skin of the fingers, toes, ears and nose overreact to cold, developing spasms that greatly reduce or completely shut down blood flow to these areas.
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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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They were deprived of water to drink, placed in a cell with a toilet that wouldn't flush, and exposed to laser beam lighting that caused excruciating headaches, dizziness, hallucinations and muscle spasms.
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There's so little at stake in "Alita: Battle Angel" that it blurs into uninvolving spasms of visual and aural noise as it lurches to the cliffhanger ending, a setup for promised sequels.
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Kreider, who missed Thursday's practice because of neck spasms, has three goals and two assists over the last four games, while Hayes has responded to a two-game benching with mostly solid play.
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It can take years, even decades for a prion disease to become noticeable, but once symptoms like dementia or muscle spasms appear, it's universally fatal, typically within a few months to two years.
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I bought copies of Bean Spasms: Poems and Prose, (with Ted Berrigan, New York, NY: Kulchur Press, 1967); Great Balls of Fire (New York, NY: Holt, 1969); The Adventures of Mr. and Mrs.
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As Blair works to manage her MS — her symptoms include trouble using her right leg, exhaustion and voice spasms — she's hoping to reunite with Skytop, her "unicorn," and start competing at horse shows.
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But the point is that broken-heart syndrome manifests as literal heart failure: the left ventricle of the heart spasms the way it does in a conventional heart attack caused by blocked arteries.
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" A 2001 survey by the NIH found reports that low frequency sound could cause vertigo, imbalance, "intolerable sensations," incapacitation, disorientation, nausea, vomiting, bowel spasms and "resonances in inner organs, such as the heart.
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For Arce, that means he experiences arm spasms several times a minute, a symptom you'd think would preclude him from ever being legally permitted to handle a straight razor near a stranger's face.
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When I moved to Italy, with its large Communist Party and spasms of political violence, I would hear how "scaling the Alps" into the core of Europe was critical to the country's stability.
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Many medical experts recognize its use to alleviate chronic pain, muscle spasms, anxiety, and nausea and vomiting -- most of which are linked to a variety of disorders, including multiple sclerosis and cancer treatment.
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The MSM would even cut into all impeachment all the time coverage to go into spasms of rage at the mere possibility that Sanders could possibly support Trump in this unfathomable way. Divisive!
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" An MS Society statement said: "It's likely that nothing will change in the short-term for the one in ten people who get relief from pain and muscle spasms by using medical cannabis.
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Given the political tensions that have sent spasms through the nation over the past two years, you might have expected — hoped — that this year's biennial would be one big, sharp Occupy-style yawp.
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Three top young American midfielders missed the game because of injuries: 20-year-olds Christian Pulisic (torn calf muscle) and Weston McKennie (right adductor muscle), and 19-year-old Tyler Adams (back spasms).
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On the final nine of the 2013 Barclays, Woods was stalking what could have been his sixth PGA Tour victory of the year when a week of back spasms caught up with him.
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The closing of the holy site is an exceptional and potentially explosive measure; Israeli-imposed restrictions on Muslim entry to the compound have prompted spasms of rioting in Palestinian areas in the past.
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The latest spasms of gunfire came as Mayor Rahm Emanuel met with the United States attorney general, Jeff Sessions, in Washington on Monday to seek more federal aid to help curb the violence.
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But Mr. Trump's first spasms of policy making have supplied ample evidence that he needs advisers who can think strategically and weigh second- and third-order consequences beyond the immediate domestic political effects.
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You have Roger Stone, onetime Nixon dirty trickster who has been a close adviser to Trump this election, feeding the alt-right audience with narratives about Clinton's fictional brain spasms and rigged Democrat electioneering.
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Woods, who has not played a tournament since pulling out of a European Tour event in February because of back spasms, has now undergone surgery on his ailing back four times since early 2014.
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The rehearsals were spliced together with clips of Beyoncé dealing with muscle spasms, bonding with her children, struggling through intense workouts, and spending time with Jay-Z, who she calls out as her rock.
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And if you suspect you might be going through menopause, do a quick check to see if you're experiencing any of the tell-tale signs: sleep shadows, hot flashes, elbow spasms, and vaginal dryness.
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The company has developed a wearable cold laser therapy system that purports to relieve muscle and joint pain, increase circulation and relieve muscle spasms, all with a tap of a button on the smartphone.
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Analysts and investors say that should Treasury yields push past 3 percent, that would signal the start of a bear mearket for bonds and produce levels which have triggered market spasms in the past.
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The decorated tennis champion retired from the match Sunday after four games due to a back injury, according to ESPN, which also reported that Williams could be heard telling Andreescu of her back spasms.
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Acthar, which is used to treat infantile spasms and multiple sclerosis, has been under scrutiny for its costly price tag and was at the center of a federal probe that Mallinckrodt settled in January.
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This is despite the fact that research suggests marijuana can alleviate symptoms of a number of diseases, from muscle spasms in multiple sclerosis patients to anxiety in those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
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It would allow people with glaucoma, severe muscle spasms, intractable pain and post-traumatic stress disorder to receive prescriptions for marijuana and allow smokable marijuana, as opposed to the cannabis oil, The Advocate reported.
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Manager Dusty Baker said Kelley was dealing with spasms in his neck Friday night, when he displayed decreased velocity while allowing one run — on a homer by Mets RF Jay Bruce — in one inning.
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Foltz goes to Washington and no one listens After Trevor's initial diagnosis and treatment, Danielle blogged about the ups and downs of his progress and became a strong advocate within the infantile spasms community.
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NOTES: The Angels made a transaction, placing RHP Alex Meyer, scheduled to start Thursday, on the 10-day disabled list with back spasms and recalling RHP Brooks Pounders from Triple-A Salt Lake City.
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He and 3B Conor Gillaspie (back spasms) were placed on the 10-day disabled list, creating roster spots for 3B Jae-Gyun Hwang and RHP Dan Slania, who was promoted from Double-A Richmond.
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It found acute physical withdrawal symptoms including chest pains, chest pressure, tachycardia and palpitations, lower extremity pain and spasms, nausea, sweating, and vomiting—all similar to what heroin users experience when going cold turkey.
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Given the political tensions that have sent spasms through the nation over the past two years, you might have expected — hoped — that the 1970 Whitney Biennial would be one big, sharp Occupy-style yawp.
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This spring, when every tree in Brooklyn seemed to be shedding pollen all at once, I developed a nagging itchy throat with frequent spasms of coughing that made it difficult to talk or walk.
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Ondansetron, also known as Zofran, has been a standard nausea treatment for so long, Dr. Augustine said, that many younger doctors have never seen the muscle spasms sometimes caused by promethazine, an older drug.
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Girardi also wanted another look at reliever Adam Warren, who had been on the disabled list for the past four weeks with back spasms and had not appeared in a game since Sept. 1.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with infantile spasms (IS.) And coincidentally, at the very same time, Miguel would land the role of a lifetime as Alexander Hamilton in Chicago production of Hamilton.
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Woods also cited back spasms when he withdrew from his own tournament at Riviera — he even withdrew from a news conference at the Genesis Open, which supports his foundation — and from the Honda Classic.
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Another worry is that the murder of Mr. Ko Ni, a rare prominent Muslim in predominantly Buddhist Myanmar, may unleash fresh spasms of sectarian violence between the country's Buddhist majority and its Muslim minority.
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For at least a century, in recurrent spasms of correction, The Novel has been blamed for ossified convention: the codified palaver of plot, character, dialogue, conflict, development, epiphany, closure; the deluded transparency of realism.
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There were many such tragicomic moments, as when Harold, describing the emergency room to which his collapsed hero has been taken, becomes the magician on the table, his body in spasms from defibrillation shocks.
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As a child in Birmingham, Alabama, she had been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, but eventually learned that she actually has primary generalized dystonia, a genetic disorder that causes frequent painful muscle spasms and rigidity.
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She said then that her daughter was showing some signs of life, including the twitching of her fingers and toes – something that doctors say could be spasms or reflexes commonly seen in clinically-dead people.
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The U.S. Justice Department sided with Diamond on the claim that denying hormone treatments while in prison amounted to cruel and unusual punishment that led to physical pain, muscle spasms and loss of breast mass.
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When Lynn was going into labor with their first daughter, at the hospital, Michael suffered back spasms so severe that he had to lie down and—completely inappropriately, in Lynn's view—seemed to doze off.
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" The first quarter was crazy, and volatility spasms are likely to continue (Charles Schwab) "The first quarter was the proverbial roller coaster, with stocks experiencing extreme volatility, but ultimately ending up back where they started.
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There are some design flaws in the bail-in regime, but the possibility that European banks are at last repairing themselves at a cost to their investors is the silver lining to this week's spasms.
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But by the late 1950s, a study of 60 children with infantile spasms found that at least 3.53% showed "dramatic improvement" on ACTH, according to a report in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Cartoonishly, Mr. Fairchild acts out cute ideas about moments in the music: a fragmented descending line becomes a display of crumbling mini-spasms, some wah-wah sequences in the brass become a little sob moment.
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The unfolding of national protests and marches, and more important the return to local politics and community organizing, may well succeed where the anarchic spasms of 1968 failed, and shatter the spell of the spectacle.
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All-Star forward Anthony Davis sat out his seventh consecutive game because of back spasms in what was presumably his final game as a member of the Pelicans after asking the team to trade him.
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Some of the patients have exhibited symptoms similar to the effects of a nerve gas: pinpoint pupils, foaming at the mouth and the loss of consciousness, slow heart rate, slow breathing, vomiting and muscles spasms.
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The group under par surprisingly includes Cristie Kerr, who carded a two-under 70 to move into a tie for eighth place, at four under, a day after back spasms nearly led her to withdraw.
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Reed posted a 7.36 ERA in 53 starts for the Reds, but only 3.08 in 13 outings at Triple A. Reed has been dealing with back spasms and will pitch out of the bullpen for Cincinnati.
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Joe Mauer has missed the last two games due to back spasms and is unlikely to play on Friday - a bad development for Minnesota since he is 5-for-10 against scheduled Baltimore starter Kevin Gausman.
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Love missed Friday morning's shootaround and was a game-time decision with back spasms, but responded with 1003 points in 15 rebounds to help Cleveland win its third straight game, 114-84 over the Miami Heat.
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The occasional spasms of violence, though, are not keeping Chicago officials from lauding the 22004th consecutive month of declining gun violence in a city frequently targeted by President Donald Trump as a symbol of rampant crime.
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The axiom of unintended consequences is the same today, and explains why populism remains ideologically incoherent: Caught up in feel-good spasms of nativism, the base is willing to overlook the Trump administration's elite, kleptocratic culture.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS.) "The Cervantes family is heartbroken to announce that their baby girl Adelaide Grace passed away early Saturday morning," a statement to PEOPLE read on Sunday.
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In 2011, Barack Obama made a deal with Republicans to adopt a program of fiscal austerity, prompting the left-wing critic William Greider to declare, in The Nation, the ''last groaning spasms of New Deal liberalism.
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There have been regular spasms of anti-Christian violence in the area, often triggered by tensions over the building of churches and underpinned by deep-rooted prejudices on the part of Muslim officials and the police.
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Even when I felt reservations about the music — its atmospheric palette of colorings sometimes seemed unvaried — my resistance was swept away by the spasms of intensity and eerie beauty these exceptional musicians drew from the score.
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Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya had already been in Bangladesh after fleeing previous spasms of violence in Myanmar, where they have long been denied citizenship and faced curbs on their movements and access to basic services.
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It is no accident that such a somber epitaph to Iraq's Jews should be found in Israel, where tens of thousands of them fled after 1948 amid the violent spasms that accompanied the birth of that state.
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While five-times Grand Slam champion Sharapova may be far from her top form, she could still present a challenge for Williams, who has not competed since retiring from the Toronto final against Andreescu with back spasms.
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ABOUT THE SUNS (19-51): Veteran center Tyson Chandler had 1163 points and 17 rebounds in a victory at Los Angeles on Friday but might not be available after leaving Monday's game against Memphis with back spasms.
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OMS is a neurological disorder identified by rapid eye movements, an inability to walk steadily, shock-like muscle spasms in the arms and legs, extreme irritability and difficulty speaking, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders.
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We know that the endocannabinoid system provides some regulatory functions for the immune system, and the body's immune system has a large degree of control over hunger, nausea, pain, memory, muscle spasms, and the ability to sleep.
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The Mallinckrodt PowerPoint presentation seemed in stark contrast from years before, when Steve Cartt, then the executive vice president of Questor, wrote an email to an infantile spasms advocate about how the company failed in expanding treatment.
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It's possible to imagine this message leading to spasms of violence, and thence to a future of armed clashes between Trumpist militias and left-wing protesters like the ones who flooded Trump's Chicago rally earlier this year.
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Cardinals' right-hander Ponce de Leon, who stepped in when Adam Wainwright was a late scratch due to back spasms, went 6 2/3 innings, allowing three hits and one run, striking out seven with no walks.
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Orioles RF Mark Trumbo, who leads the majors with 42 home runs, did not play Friday due to back spasms and is tentatively expected to return Saturday after starting 145 of the team's first 146 games. 2.
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At 9 months old, Adelaide was diagnosed with Infantile Spasms (IS.) "The Cervantes family is heartbroken to announce that their baby girl Adelaide Grace passed away early Saturday morning," read a statement issued to PEOPLE last week.
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Elena Delle Donne, who left Game 2 with back spasms that an M.R.I. later revealed was a herniated disk, was able to play more Tuesday night than in Game 3, when she was limited to 26 minutes.
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Her older sister was released from custody and allowed to stay in the U.S., but wasn't consulted about whether Daniela should take those medications, which have side effects including weight gain, uncontrolled spasms, and increased suicide risk.
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Also scoring in double figures for Houston were Lou Williams with 5003 points, Clint Capela with 17 points, Trevor Ariza with 13 and Ryan Anderson, who finished with 21 points after missing a game with back spasms.
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Her hardcourt preparations were limited to the Rogers Cup which ended with the former world number one in tears when she was forced to quit the final against Bianca Andreescu after just 19 minutes after suffering back spasms.
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A Microsoft employee suffering from myoclonus-dystonia—a condition where the misfiring of the brain causes uncontrollable muscle spasms—discovered that she could regain control during a spasm by looking at her partner's feet rather than her own.
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One of the most arresting scenes didn&apost make a picture at all and came not from Kilauea&aposs spasms, but as I turned to see my fellow passengers silently slack-jawed at Mother Nature&aposs overwhelming power.
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Even at the end of her first trimester, when she was dealing with pelvic pain and hip and lower back spasms, she wasn't slowing down, and at times, even performing better than she had been the past year.
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Analysts and investors say that should Treasury yields push past the psychologically important 3-percent level, that would signal the start of a bear mearket for bonds and produce levels which have triggered market spasms in the past.
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Donna then cries to her daddy that she has "back spasms" and "like, eight million sketches due... tomorrow," so he hands her "enough pills to last a few days"—but that pill fiend does them all that night.
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The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, backed by a Myanmar-focused human rights organization called Fortify Rights, argues that there is "growing evidence of genocide," and Yale scholars made a similar argument even before the latest spasms of violence.
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Now, as offshoots of the same armed groups threaten to drag the country back toward all-out war, the peacekeeping mission is struggling to stop spasms of ethnic cleansing and to regain the public's trust in the process.
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An engineer by training, Habibie succeeded Suharto as third president of the world's fourth-largest nation just months after becoming his deputy, as the country sank into spasms of rioting and economic upheaval following the Asian financial crisis.
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Wie, showing no sign of the neck spasms that forced her to withdraw from last month's United States Women's Open, posted nine birdies during a morning round played in almost perfect weather on the eastern coast of Scotland.
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Then I stood up and looked at myself in the mirror, slightly embarrassed from my own facial spasms and those sadly weird faces, trying to understand what the hell was going on in my brain and my nervous system.
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The market spasms follow PBOC Governor Zhou Xiaochuan's recent warning of the risks of a "Minsky moment" in the economy, referring to a sudden collapse in asset prices after long periods of growth, sparked by debt or currency pressure.
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His parents cleaned the wound and stitched it up, but six days later he developed severe symptoms — his jaw was clenching and his neck and back were arched, all signs of opisthotonus, muscle spasms that are indicators of tetanus.
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Strychnine is the more painful of the two, causing first a sense of agitation and restlessness, then violent muscle spasms (usually manifested as arching of the neck and the back), and then eventual suffocation as the muscles stop working.
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The Cougars provided the answers, sacking Jackson 11 times and playing an efficient game offensively to establish a 31-0 halftime lead that Louisville wasn't about to erase, even when it exhibited spasms of competence during the third quarter.
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If my patient were in a car accident and experiencing neck pain, I might have prescribed an opioid — such as Percocet or Vicodin — for the pain, and a benzodiazepine — such as Xanax or Valium — to help treat muscle spasms.
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Any concerns over the back spasms that forced her to quit the Toronto final and out of Cincinnati were eased when she opened her Flushing Meadows account with a 6-13 6-1 thrashing of old rival Maria Sharapova.
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Back spasms forced her to withdrew from the Rogers Cup final in Toronto earlier this month and skip the Cincinnati Masters but she put those doubts to rest with a brilliant performance under the lights on Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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Wall Street had suffered spasms of risk aversion since President Donald Trump launched his tariff war in early 20.3, with traders cueing off headlines from both countries, even as the stock market ground to new highs in recent months.
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Then came illness in Indian Wells in March, a troublesome -- and lingering -- knee injury and back spasms in Toronto last month that forced her to retire in the final against one of 2019's breakout tennis stars, Bianca Andreescu.
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Then in the late 1990s, as the economy faltered in the financial spasms that engulfed Asia, and South Koreans began yearning for the kind of charismatic and stern leadership her father represented, Ms. Park was catapulted into political stardom.
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"No one has tested the mint tea itself, but we do know from animal and cell culture studies that the oils from the mint plant do have this effect on the intestines that can help reduce muscle spasms," McKay says.
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Scherzer is known as one of the most competitive players in baseball — he pitched with a bloody and broken nose earlier this season — so his spasms most likely are very serious to force him out of a World Series game.
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Phoenix center Alex Len had 14 points and 12 rebounds while starting for Tyson Chandler, who missed the game after receiving an MRI from a neck specialist for neck spasms that have bothered him off and on for two weeks.
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The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence also recommended the offering of a four-week trial of a cannabis-based oral spray for the treatment of muscle spasms caused by multiple sclerosis, if other treatments have had no effect.
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Williams, who hopes to chase a record-equaling 24th career Grand Slam title at the U.S. Open, seemed fine on court but suddenly sat crying in her chair before deciding to retire 19 minutes into the match with back spasms.
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The Clippers, losers of six of seven and again playing without top 3-point shooter Danilo Gallinari due to lower back spasms, shot just 36.3 percent from the floor and missed 15 consecutive shots to close out the third quarter.
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But fibromyalgia, the disorder causing her intense body spasms and facial pain, has serious implications for anyone, let alone a person whose job requires her to sing and dance while suspended from football stadium rafters in four-inch silver-studded heels.
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An eel dives into a toxic brine lake on the bottom of the ocean and goes into shock, twisting and untwisting itself in painful and ecstatic spasms until it finally breaks free and swims away as if nothing has happened.
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Any concerns over the back spasms that forced her to quit the Toronto final and pull out of Cincinnati were eased when Williams opened her Flushing Meadows account with a 6-53 6-1 demolition of old rival Maria Sharapova.
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The two have met just once before in the final of the Rogers Cup in August but there is little to be gleaned from the encounter with Williams quitting with back spasms while down 3-1 in the opening set.
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Once the chemical entered the bloodstream, it would cause the victim's muscles to go into spasms, pupils to shrink to pinpoints, and breathing to become very labored, said Alastair Hay, an emeritus professor of toxicology at the University of Leeds.
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Eighth seed Williams showed no signs of the back spasms that forced her to retire in tears from the Toronto final two weeks ago and instead showcased some of her best on-court movement since returning from maternity leave in 2018.
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Yes, there is a lot of Trump-induced panic on the left and in the media, and yes, the environment around some college campuses is hysterical and illiberal, with the spasms of violence at Berkeley and Middlebury particularly ugly case studies.
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No, I didn't cough so hard that I broke any ribs (a well-known complication), but I certainly understood, as never before, what it might mean to experience coughing spasms so convulsive and severe that a broken rib seemed perfectly possible.
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PHOENIX — It was business as usual Tuesday night for Jeff Hornacek, who didn't flinch when his starting guard Derrick Rose hit the floor hard after being fouled in the first quarter and left the game soon after with back spasms.
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This quality seemed to characterize many of the worst aspects of Egyptian politics—pride, shame, a refusal to compromise, periodic spasms of violence—and sometimes I wondered how much dysfunction could be attributed to the unrelenting maleness of power in Egypt.
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The lab sent notice on April 260, two and a half weeks before the Kentucky Derby, that Justify had tested positive for scopolamine, which is normally used to treat stomach or intestinal problems, such as nausea and muscle spasms, in humans.
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Miami, which had used the same starting lineup in every game this season, was without starting guards Chris Lykes, the team's leading scorer at 15.7 points per game, and Kameron McGusty (14.5) because of injuries — groin ailment and back spasms, respectively.
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That was certainly not the case Wednesday, as the Nationals led by five runs after two innings and defeated the defending World Series champions 8-4 as Stephen Strasburg struck out 43 Cubs in seven innings while dealing with back spasms.
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Work spanned 14 years, encompassing some of the defining spasms of American history: the Great Depression, the beginning of World War II. Separate dedication ceremonies were held for each of the four faces; Franklin Roosevelt himself came to dedicate Jefferson.
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But even if Trump is unable to build, he may be able to destroy: I fear that his health care "plan" now is to suffocate Obamacare by failing to enforce the insurance mandate, and then claim that its spasms are inevitable.
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The foreseeable, though not inevitable, outcome at Staples Center was a 118-112 Knicks win enabled by the conspicuous return of another guard — Derrick Rose, whom the Knicks had shelved for two games so he could recover from back spasms.
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De'Aaron Fox departed less than two minutes into the game due to back spasms for the Kings, who also lost Marvin Bagley III to a left foot injury in the third quarter after he scored 18 points in 20 minutes.
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Indians RH Corey Kluber (24.78-21, 22) Pomeranz tossed 33 23/24 scoreless innings against the New York Yankees in his last start before back spasms led to an abbreviated stint, although he stretched his unbeaten streak to a dozen outings.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — For the second time in two weeks, the Rangers are plowing ahead without defenseman Ryan McDonagh, who was left with a bruised jaw and neck spasms — but no concussion — after Leo Komarov of the Toronto Maple Leafs elbowed him on Thursday.
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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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The six-time U.S. Open champion reached the Wimbledon final in July but her hard court season has been limited to one tournament, the Rogers Cup in Toronto where she was forced to retire from the final against Andreescu with back spasms.
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Things are kind of made up at the end though when Bieber goes off on his own set of spasms that can only be described as "me AF." Don't pretend like your own dancing doesn't look more or less like this. Goddamnit.
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I didn't see his empty, frustrated pupils, but instead envisioned my painful interactions with dilators, my screams as Brooke attempted to remove a small tampon after one overly ambitious appointment, pretending my spasms were pleasurable responses night after night for so many years.
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Thousands of Italians use medical cannabis to assuage the symptoms of issues like post-chemotherapy nausea, muscle spasms caused by multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, anorexia and anxiety, even if many doctors hesitate to propose the treatment out of concern for potential legal liabilities.
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Mallinckrodt shares have lost about 30% of their value since the drugmaker said last week it was suing U.S. health agencies over changes to how Medicaid rebates are calculated for its Acthar gel, which is used to treat multiple sclerosis and infantile spasms.
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The Rangers said that McDonagh, who missed six games in February with a jaw contusion and neck spasms, will miss the rest of the regular season, which concludes with home games Thursday against the Islanders and Saturday against the Detroit Red Wings.
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But before the game, a recurring ailment that has been as distressing as Teixeira's struggles with the bat "reared its ugly head again," Manager Joe Girardi said, and for the second time in two weeks, Teixeira was benched because of neck spasms.
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Luke Babbitt hit his first three 248-point attempts to give him six in a row in two games and had 250 points in the first half before sitting out the rest of the way because of spasms in his lower back.
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"Based on this experience, it became clear to us that in the treatment of infantile spasms is where the medical community has determined that Acthar provides its true value to patients," Cartt wrote in August 2007 in an email shared with CNN.
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ABOUT THE KNICKS (12-9): Point guard Derrick Rose hasn't missed a game yet this season but there is a question over whether he will play against the Cavaliers after leaving Tuesday's 114-103 victory over the Miami Heat with back spasms.
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Prentiss had success molding the former Rangers forwards Brad Richards and Martin St. Louis and also worked this past summer with the 21-year-old rookie Pavel Buchnevich, who played the first two games on Kreider's line before being sidelined with back spasms.
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He has some evidence that hypnosis could be effective in inflammatory bowel diseases too, like colitis, and done smaller studies in functional disorders like non-cardiac chest pain, when the esophagus goes into spasms, or functional dyspepsia, and it works there, too.
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"That's a lot of money for an MS patient because many are unemployed," said Dr. Michelle Fabian, an assistant professor of neurology at the multiple sclerosis center at Mount Sinai Hospital, where she has several patients taking cannabis for excruciating muscle spasms.
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For evidence, look no further than the past two weeks, when the Knicks were 22.9-133 in games Rose did not play because of back spasms, and lost another game, in Phoenix, when he was on the court for just 213 minutes.
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The new coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, now threatening to snowball into a full-fledged pandemic, has already begun to wreak a sort of global havoc, causing alarm and even panic in several countries, spasms in financial markets and, most painfully, loss of life.
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Other than in the second round when Williams had to rally to beat Catherine McNally, the American eighth seed has looked in solid form and has shown no signs of the back spasms that forced her to retire from the Toronto final.
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Several times, including one birthday dinner, I have finally left the table with back spasms and nausea, feeling as if I've fled a Roman orgy where the participants were encouraged to vomit so they could continue to eat and drink all night.
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In high doses, strychnine, the poison of choice in Agatha Christie's 1920 debut, "The Mysterious Affair at Styles," can induce spasms and respiratory failure within 15 minutes of ingestion, but a smaller amount may start manifesting later and still prove as fatal.
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John Rojas, a former collector for Salvation Salvage, said working conditions had endangered his life and had caused muscle spasms that curl his hands into the shape of a C. "When my hands are relaxed, I'm like the Lego man," he said.
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The resplendent mélange of seated tin men — all evocative of that famous one from Oz — displays a frantic, cybernetic logic in terms of the painting's visual tactility, with once lumpen and deadlocked male forms set flowing in jerks and spasms across the surface.
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Though creation is in flux all around them, from the atoms that make up everything to global weather and the stockmarket, from Moon and tides to the daily flakes and spasms of bodily decay, they like to think that things will stay as they are.
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"He's been working on some mechanics, and while he does that, we're going to introduce him to competition in small doses," said manager Bryan Price, who believes Reed's spasms are probably the result of mechanics work and are another reason for the limited workload.
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Kyrgios, mixing baseline rallies with drop shots, came from 4-1 down in the opening tiebreak to win it and took a medical time-out after the set, which seemed to help relieve the back spasms that had him stretching on the court during changeovers.
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As an injury-prone player there was always a risk he'd be physically unable to perform when the lights came on—back spasms kept him out of Games 4, 5, and 6 in the first round—but Hill remains a barometer for Cleveland's overall presentation.
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Symptoms may include difficulty inserting a tampon (since the muscles are contracted), an overactive bladder (caused by muscle spasms), pain during or after a bowel movement, feeling like your partner is "hitting a wall" during sex, and trouble reaching orgasm (again, due to contracted muscles).
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Woods, who has not played a tournament since pulling out of a European Tour event in February because of back spasms, took two swings into a par-three hole in front of a crowd that were on hand for his course design announcement in Missouri.
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The tennis icon was facing 19-year-old Canadian phenom Bianca Andreescu in Toronto for the 2019 Rogers Cup Final -- and after playing four rounds ... Serena was forced to pull the plug and remove herself from contention due to back spasms she was experiencing.
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First of all, the FDA says you shouldn't snort powders since doing so could trigger spasms of the vocal cords that make it hard to talk or breathe, tighten the muscles that line the lungs' airways, and bring on asthma or make it worse.
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Williams, who is due to compete in Cincinnati next week, said she has experienced back spasms a lot in her career and that if this latest episode plays out like those before, she does not expect it to keep her out of any events.
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He went 2-0 with a 2.86 E.R.A. in those four games and then overcame back spasms to pitch reasonably well in the postseason, making starts against the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Chicago Cubs and then the Kansas City Royals in the World Series.
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The whirlwind of troop withdrawals and the resignation of Mr. Mattis leave a murky picture for what is next in the United States' longest war, and they come as Afghanistan has been troubled by spasms of violence afflicting the capital, Kabul, and other important areas.
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" In a striking image near the end of the book, she sees the accused as a big baby, "with his low brow and puffy eyes, his slumped spine and man-boobs, his silent-movie grimaces and spasms of tears, his big clean ironed handkerchief.
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The demonstration in Bangkok, called just a day earlier by Future Forward party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, a 41-year-old billionaire, revived memories of the spasms of street protest that have roiled the Thai capital periodically during the past two decades of political turbulence.
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He has experienced chronic pain and back spasms in the aftermath, and prison officials have set up a hospital bed at the court complex where he is to face trial on charges he commanded Al Qaeda and Taliban forces in Afghanistan in 2003 and 2004.
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Lady Gaga Says She's 'in Love' with Boyfriend Christian Carino a Year After Split from Taylor Kinney Throughout the film, the "Bad Romance" singer is shown undergoing treatments to help ease muscle spasms, which cause her to feel pain on the entire right side of her body.
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The sweet shot comes as Blair has continues to be open and candid about living with MS. Blair is doing her best to manage all of the difficult side effects of the chronic neurological condition, from trouble using her right leg to exhaustion to voice spasms.
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Serena, who was forced her to retire from the Rogers Cup final on Sunday because of back spasms, had been due to play Zarina Diyas in the first round as she prepares for her tilt at a 24th Grand Slam title at this month's U.S. Open.
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This kind of erratic, transactional approach to immigration policy has been a defining feature of our relationship with Mexican migrants, which has been marked by spasms of expulsion motivated by political or ethnic antipathy, followed by a re-embrace whenever it's perceived as serving America's economic interests.
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Bulls All-Star swingman Jimmy Butler (heel) sat out four of the last five games while future Hall of Famer Dwyane Wade (wrist, illness) missed two of the last three and role players Nikola Mirotic (back spasms) and Paul Zipser (ankle) are day-to-day as well.
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I got to feel the heat, and hear the belch of eruption, and feel, a few steps removed, the volcanic spasms of the planet remaking itself — something it has done pretty well for 4.5 billion years, largely out of view from our prying and imprudent eyes.
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According to the authors, the short list of conditions that likely seem to be helped by weed include certain forms of chronic nerve pain; muscle spasms caused by multiple sclerosis or spinal cord injuries; vomiting and nausea brought on by cancer treatment; and pain from otherwise terminal illnesses.
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The trick is scheduling meals so your hunger doesn't intrude on the dreams, building in stretch breaks so you don't have muscle spasms, showering so your dreams don't reek, getting a new lock and playing the forest sounds at high volume so your mother's pounding can't wake you.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT UCLA (22008-209, 23-913 Pac-291): Tony Parker missed last season's loss at Oregon State with back spasms, but he's healthy this time around and coming off his best game of the season, totaling 287 points and 282 rebounds in the loss to USC.
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The Tigers (7-1544, 4-2 Southeastern Conference) played without a pair of defensive starters, defensive end Marlon Davidson (back spasms) and safety Jeremiah Dinson (virus), but stifled a Rebels comeback bid when defensive back Christian Tutt intercepted quarterback John Rhys Plumlee's fourth-down pass in the closing seconds.
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Projected Wins: 70.8 There's only one way JaVale McGee will start on this roster: The extraterrestrial life form that has tapped into McGee's brain at the base of his skull, causing uncontrollable spasms of over-the-backboard layups as part of some inscrutable alien design, detaches from his head.
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ABOUT CAL (11-5, 2-2): Senior wing Jabari Bird got off to a slow start after missing time early in the season with back spasms, but he has scored in double digits in seven of his last nine games and recorded 12 points in the win over USC.
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During a men's fencing event, raucous Brazilian fans tossed aside the sport's typically convoluted rules of decorum — cheering is all right, but only at certain moments — as they shook the stands with continuous spasms of celebration and booed anyone who notched a point against one of their own.
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First described in 1862 by a French medical student named Maurice Raynaud, it is characterized by highly localized cold-induced spasms of small blood vessels that disrupt blood flow to the extremities, most often the fingers and toes and sometimes also the tips of the ears and nose.
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He also has been treated for plantar fasciitis in his left foot and for lower back spasms during the stint on the DL. New York also recalled catcher Thomas Nido from Double-A Binghamton and optioned first baseman Dominic Smith and outfielder Jack Reinheimer to Triple-A Las Vegas.
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Instead, there is suspense, and a different spectre lurking around every corner—whether it's a manic hyperblast, a ponderous riff, a thrashy break, a snarled word, or one of the many truly torturous, howled vocal spasms that haunt the corridors of this release like so many vengeful ghosts.
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Gaga (whose real name is Stefani Germanotta) has been open about her chronic pain in the past, and throughout her new documentary, Gaga: Five Foot Two, she is shown undergoing treatments to help ease muscle spasms, which cause her to feel pain on the entire right side of her body.
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The FTC's complaint claims that while benefiting from its monopoly in ultra-pricey Achthar drugs, which are used to treat spasms in infants and as a drug of last resort in other serious conditions, Questcor illegally acquired the U.S. rights to develop a competing drug, Synacthen Depot, from Novartis, in 7503.
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There are also a lot of things the medical professionals don't mention: the stench of stale milk emanating from the nutritional supplements stacked in a corner of your rented bedroom, the wild mood swings, the muscle spasms, the sound an oxygen tank makes when a valve breaks at 2 a.m.
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In a city of about 63,000 people who have struggled through extreme poverty, spasms of violent crime and a cash-strapped municipal government, the water crisis has led to tension between concerned residents and supporters of the popular Baraka, a Newark native and son of the poet and activist Amiri Baraka.
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But shortly after that, a video showed Walter Scott, an unarmed black man, running away from a white police officer who shot him repeatedly in the back in North Charleston, S.C. Several days later, Freddie Gray, died from injuries sustained while in police custody, sending Baltimore into spasms of unrest.
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"Among the victims of the attack on the town of Khan Sheikhoun who were transferred to the Bab al-Hawa hospital ... near the Turkish border, MSF saw eight patients with symptoms - dilated pupils, muscle spasms, involuntary defecation - consistent with exposure to neuro-toxic agents such as Sarin," the group said in a statement.
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ABOUT THE RANGERS (24-21-0): Pavel Buchnevich is expected to miss his fourth consecutive game due to back spasms, but New York could see the return of fellow forward Josh Jooris, who announced he is ready to rejoin the lineup after sitting out the last three weeks with a shoulder injury.
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South Sudan, which gained independence from Sudan in 2011, triumphed despite having many worm-laden ponds, a long rainy season, poor roads and irregular spasms of warfare, said Dr. Donald R. Hopkins, a former acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who for years led the Carter Center campaign.
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And leaving aside the genuine problem of papering walls with small and intricate spasms of conceptual thought, were not the super-rich, being dumb and literal-minded for the most part, also inclined to want to see the world mirrored back at them, too, that world into which they had bought so magnificently?
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California has always been a desirable place to live and over the decades has gone through periodic spasms of high housing costs, but officials say the combination of a booming economy and the lack of construction of homes and apartments have combined to make this the worst housing crisis here in memory.
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She broadens her backdrop to include other spasms of upheaval, such as the surrender of the Apache peoples in the 1880s, and she eschews the direct reportage found in her non-fiction book "Tell Me How It Ends" (an essay prompted by her work as a volunteer translator at a New York immigration tribunal).
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I usually don't need any aides to help me ambulate, though the effort of standing or sitting for even short periods of time can send my muscles into extreme spasms that bring stinging tears to my eyes and have sometimes caused me to scream loud enough to bring my neighbors knocking at my door.
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The Tigers (7-2, 4-2 SEC) played without a pair of defensive starters, defensive end Marlon Davidson (back spasms) and safety Jeremiah Dinson (virus), but stifled a comeback bid by the Rebels (123-6, 2-4) when defensive back Christian Tutt intercepted quarterback John Rhys Plumlee's fourth-down pass in the closing seconds.
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ET, MSG-Plus (New York), CSN California (San Jose) ABOUT THE RANGERS (27-23-22): Lundqvist, who missed three games due to neck spasms earlier in the month, dropped to 0-2-2 with a 3.76 goals-against average in March and was flustered after he felt he was interfered with on the tying goal.
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However, he acknowledges that the basis for medicinal benefits from marijuana is strong, with a range of experts, including himself, recognizing its use to alleviate chronic pain, muscle spasms, anxiety, and nausea and vomiting -- most of which are linked to a variety of disorders, including multiple sclerosis and cancer treatment, which underlies Germany's rationale behind it's new ruling.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT WEST VIRGINIA (23-6, 11-5 Big 12): The Mountaineers, who have won five of their last six games with the lone loss coming in overtime at conference champ Kansas, also have injury issues with 6-8 sophomore forward Esa Ahmad, the team's second leading scorer (11.7), not making the trip because of back spasms.
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According to a 2002 study conducted by Alan Gaby, MD, a biochemist who focuses on nutritional medicine, a Myer's cocktail can be used to treat a variety of conditions, such as acute asthma attacks, migraines, fatigue (including chronic fatigue syndrome), fibromyalgia, muscle spasms, upper respiratory tract infections, chronic sinus infections, seasonal allergies, cardiovascular disease, and more.
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The Padres led 8-2 after three innings thanks to four homers — including a grand slam and a two-run shot by Ryan Schimpf — but winning pitcher Paul Clemens (2-2), who has been battling back spasms, had to exit after allowing three runs on five hits and three walks while striking out three over five innings.
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He's on record as railing against the reflexive spasms and assumptions of what he calls "the liberal left who cover up zits with concealer" who stand in the midst of eye-strain lighting and ear-rotting white noise to stare at a hyper bland image of a couple a cheesy actors acting the cheesy couple over coffee.
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Hill, who had been out since Game 3 with back spasms and needed multiple painkilling injections just to be in uniform for Game 7, and wound up playing the final 19:353 without leaving the floor because Lue was desperate to get another ballhandler on the floor in the second half to ease the burden on James.
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"When you hold your body in an abnormal position, it can increase stress on the muscles, cause fatigue, muscle spasms, and even stress headaches," said Chris Cornett, M.D., orthopaedic surgeon and spine specialist at the University of Nebraska Medical Center Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation, in a release about a study he conducted on tech neck.
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