This never happened before. Now it just makes a werid sometimes loud clicking/snap noise almost every time I bend it. I'm not old to be having this problem.
Answer:
there are gas bubbles in there that are popping and releasing gas at supersonic speed. Pretty cool huh?My friend got that condition from playing video games nonstop. Maybe you play too much nintendo?It will go away soon. Even if it doesn't it won't cause any medical problems.
Either you text messaged too much, or you played a crapload of video games.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Why is it that ear buds hurt my right ear and not my left one?
I have about three sets of ear buds and they all hurt my right ear I don't have any of the original types of head phones except for one pair and they don't work.
Answer:
Yep, happens to a lot of people.Lots of possible causes - could be:
%26gt; different size ear canals or skin thickness
%26gt; jaw / bite problems make one side more sensitive
%26gt; some would say yin / yang imbalance causes different sensitivities
%26gt; damage or rough handling of the [cartilage] earIf you wear glasses, the temples might fit differently and cause a sensitivity.
they hurt everyone's ears, they just fit poorly.
Answer:
Yep, happens to a lot of people.Lots of possible causes - could be:
%26gt; different size ear canals or skin thickness
%26gt; jaw / bite problems make one side more sensitive
%26gt; some would say yin / yang imbalance causes different sensitivities
%26gt; damage or rough handling of the [cartilage] earIf you wear glasses, the temples might fit differently and cause a sensitivity.
they hurt everyone's ears, they just fit poorly.
Why is it that corn starch is a miracle on diaper rashes? What makes it so work so well?
Mixed with a rash cream or vaseline.. what makes it work so well... what IS corn starch?
Answer:
Corn startch is just that startch from the corn. It works so well because it absorbs the moisture. Thay now make creams that have it already in it.
diaper rash is caused by moisture constantly on the skin. It happens with sweat too. Cornstarch pulls that wetness away and stores it in its self keeping you dry and UN chapped. If your baby has diaper rash another thing that would help is if after you change them leave the diaper off for about 20 Min's or so do that often the open air helps nappy rashes too!. good luck with that
Corn starch and flour are the same type of thing. Flour is derived from wheat and corn starch is derived...you guessed it..from corn. The reason it works so well is because it absorbs moisture like a sponge. Just like if you take oxygen from a fire it will go out...if you will remove the moisture from a rash they will go away. There is no miracle ingredient in corn starch just a simple physical reaction. I've heard of athletes using it around the groin area to avoid irritation that occurs from perspiring down there during sporting event.
Answer:
Corn startch is just that startch from the corn. It works so well because it absorbs the moisture. Thay now make creams that have it already in it.
diaper rash is caused by moisture constantly on the skin. It happens with sweat too. Cornstarch pulls that wetness away and stores it in its self keeping you dry and UN chapped. If your baby has diaper rash another thing that would help is if after you change them leave the diaper off for about 20 Min's or so do that often the open air helps nappy rashes too!. good luck with that
Corn starch and flour are the same type of thing. Flour is derived from wheat and corn starch is derived...you guessed it..from corn. The reason it works so well is because it absorbs moisture like a sponge. Just like if you take oxygen from a fire it will go out...if you will remove the moisture from a rash they will go away. There is no miracle ingredient in corn starch just a simple physical reaction. I've heard of athletes using it around the groin area to avoid irritation that occurs from perspiring down there during sporting event.
Why is it some people feel the cold more than others?
My partner always feels hot while i always feel the cold , so we are at loggerheads with the heating in the house lol but why , when we all have the same bodies is there such a difference??
Answer:
We have the same situation in our home. One is always hot, the other always too cold! The one that is too cold, does not eat the same way that the other does.
I think the way we fuel the body has SOMETHING to do with it and there is actually a reference to extreme coldness of hands and feet in relation to thyroid deficiencies.
It can be medical; but it also can be caused by lack of metabolism from not eating the right sort of foods or enough of. A check up could eliminate a medical situation.
When all else fails; there has to be a bit of give and take - as in any situation of people living together!
Could be a few things! If you're feeling sluggish, tired and your skin hair and nails have become dry, get a check up from the doctor incase you have a thyroid problem. Also, sounds stupid, but does your partner do things faster? Like run up the stairs while you walk? Simply doing things faster can have a huge effect on how hot you are!
We have practically the same physiology as humans but the construction is different and unique to every individual even twins. some are more susceptible to cold or heat, some have greater resistance, some people actually like the cold can you believe that? discuss with your partner before coming to blows, and try and reach some compromise.
Answer:
We have the same situation in our home. One is always hot, the other always too cold! The one that is too cold, does not eat the same way that the other does.
I think the way we fuel the body has SOMETHING to do with it and there is actually a reference to extreme coldness of hands and feet in relation to thyroid deficiencies.
It can be medical; but it also can be caused by lack of metabolism from not eating the right sort of foods or enough of. A check up could eliminate a medical situation.
When all else fails; there has to be a bit of give and take - as in any situation of people living together!
Could be a few things! If you're feeling sluggish, tired and your skin hair and nails have become dry, get a check up from the doctor incase you have a thyroid problem. Also, sounds stupid, but does your partner do things faster? Like run up the stairs while you walk? Simply doing things faster can have a huge effect on how hot you are!
We have practically the same physiology as humans but the construction is different and unique to every individual even twins. some are more susceptible to cold or heat, some have greater resistance, some people actually like the cold can you believe that? discuss with your partner before coming to blows, and try and reach some compromise.
Why is it so unhealthy to swallow your own phlegm?
I remember reading something years ago which said that the chinese are totally against it...mature answers only please
Answer:
It's not particularly unhealthy. Your digestive juices will destroy most bacteria.
I didn't know it was... I've always done it, never seems to bring harm to me!
it's not recommended but sometimes i do - better in the stomach than in the lungs I say.
Don't swallow that phlegm if you want to get rid of it. Phlegm functions as a sticky film, filled with infection fighting substances like glycoproteins and immunoglobulins, which attaches itself to the lining of your bronchial tubes and lungs. Generally speaking, when phlegm starts to get coughed up, it means that the substance has served its purpose and needs to be expelled. Spit that phlegm into a tissue rather than trying to swallow it, because swallowing often times reintroduces the phlegm back into your pulmonary (lung) system.
Hope this helps, i am guilty as charged but not from now on lolJust to add i was answering the chinese belief and why they advise not to swallow phlegm, i quickly looked it up to answer the question :o)
I always thought it was better to swallow it than to spit it out and spread germs. The stomach acids will take care of any germs.
coz its slimy.
I don't understand Maria's point, because once it's in the digestive tract, how can it find its way back into the lungs ? There's only one way out of the digestive tract that I know of.I use a hanky if I can, but often it's not practical so swallowing is the only way. The people who really disgust me are those who spit in the street - now that IS wrong.
It is? that aint good.
Was told as a child to always 'cough it up!'. A doc told me recently, it makes no difference to your health whether you spit or swallow (if you pardon the expression!) All swallowing does is possibly make you a little queasy. I know another swallowing activity that does the same! (sorry. I couldn't help myself)
its not unhealthy, any germs in the phlegm are killed by the acid in your stomache, and there's no way it can get back into your lungs. the problem with spitting is that any plegm that is caused by TB can infect people around as it is an airborne disease, so please, no spiiting in public places. the best way to get rid is to swallow or cough into a tissue and dispose of it properly
I always shallow unless I'm in the bathroom where I can flush it down the toilet or swirl it down a sink. Unless you have a chest infection or there is blood in it I do not think thee is any particular reason you cannot swallow
Phlegm may be a carrier of larvae of intestinal parasites (see hookworm). Bloody sputum can be a symptom of serious disease (such as tuberculosis), but can also be a relatively benign symptom of a minor disease (such as bronchitis). In the latter case, the sputum is normally lightly streaked with blood. Coughing up any significant quantity of blood is always a serious medical condition, and any person who experiences this should seek medical attention.
Answer:
It's not particularly unhealthy. Your digestive juices will destroy most bacteria.
I didn't know it was... I've always done it, never seems to bring harm to me!
it's not recommended but sometimes i do - better in the stomach than in the lungs I say.
Don't swallow that phlegm if you want to get rid of it. Phlegm functions as a sticky film, filled with infection fighting substances like glycoproteins and immunoglobulins, which attaches itself to the lining of your bronchial tubes and lungs. Generally speaking, when phlegm starts to get coughed up, it means that the substance has served its purpose and needs to be expelled. Spit that phlegm into a tissue rather than trying to swallow it, because swallowing often times reintroduces the phlegm back into your pulmonary (lung) system.
Hope this helps, i am guilty as charged but not from now on lolJust to add i was answering the chinese belief and why they advise not to swallow phlegm, i quickly looked it up to answer the question :o)
I always thought it was better to swallow it than to spit it out and spread germs. The stomach acids will take care of any germs.
coz its slimy.
I don't understand Maria's point, because once it's in the digestive tract, how can it find its way back into the lungs ? There's only one way out of the digestive tract that I know of.I use a hanky if I can, but often it's not practical so swallowing is the only way. The people who really disgust me are those who spit in the street - now that IS wrong.
It is? that aint good.
Was told as a child to always 'cough it up!'. A doc told me recently, it makes no difference to your health whether you spit or swallow (if you pardon the expression!) All swallowing does is possibly make you a little queasy. I know another swallowing activity that does the same! (sorry. I couldn't help myself)
its not unhealthy, any germs in the phlegm are killed by the acid in your stomache, and there's no way it can get back into your lungs. the problem with spitting is that any plegm that is caused by TB can infect people around as it is an airborne disease, so please, no spiiting in public places. the best way to get rid is to swallow or cough into a tissue and dispose of it properly
I always shallow unless I'm in the bathroom where I can flush it down the toilet or swirl it down a sink. Unless you have a chest infection or there is blood in it I do not think thee is any particular reason you cannot swallow
Phlegm may be a carrier of larvae of intestinal parasites (see hookworm). Bloody sputum can be a symptom of serious disease (such as tuberculosis), but can also be a relatively benign symptom of a minor disease (such as bronchitis). In the latter case, the sputum is normally lightly streaked with blood. Coughing up any significant quantity of blood is always a serious medical condition, and any person who experiences this should seek medical attention.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Why is it so hard to stay awake?
i go to bed- at least around 10 o'clock. don't find myself sleeping until 12-2 o' clock. I have no kids to look after , my grandmother has a health care worker helping her during the mornings. i don't know why when i try to wake up on time I go back to sleep and wake up ahalf an hour before class starts and it takes me an half hour to get there. barely wake enough to type.zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz thanks for advice
Answer:
one thing you may want to take a look at is whether you drink caffeinated drinks after 3:00 PM. I used to do that on a regular basis and didn't think the caffeine affected me. Then I completely quit drinking coffee or soda after 2 or 3:00 PM and it made a huge difference in how quickly I fell asleep and also how soundly I slept, therefore waking up feeling more refreshed, etc. If you currently don't drink any caffeine, try unwinding an hour or two before bed, by soaking in a hot bath, with the lights down low, or reading a good book in bed, or listening to soft music you enjoy. Don't watch tv, exercise or eat alot of food before bed. Eating too close to bedtime will cause your body to spend too much energy digesting food, and not being able to relax. Good luck!!
me too me too~!!! I would exercise.
find smth that motivets you
because u have nothing to do all day and ur full of energy so thats why get a hobby
Visit your doctor as something is draining you out. Try go to bed early and listen to some relaxing music to help you sleep.
because even when you are awake you areally asleep
Try some coffee, it works wonders
Depending on your age and general health you should get eight hours sleep each night---since you have not given me any History I can only Give you a Routine answer---IF you Have no Physical Ailments or Physical Pain that would Keep you from COMFORTABLY getting to sleep---IF You do not Take any Drugs or Alcohol---AND IF Your Bed is Comfortable ---and the room is Dark,Warm,Quiet, and Still---and IF you Eat Healthy Foods in Reasonable Quantities---AND IF,When you get into bed to sleep,you EMPTY your mind of all the problems of the day---Think of NOTHING and SLEEP-SLEEP-SLEEP---Then there should not be any problem---BUT IF you get NO Satisfaction from My Suggestions---You MUST See a Professional---Sleep Deprivation CAN Make you Sicker than you feel now---Learn to Relax---Signed---JEM
How is your sugar and caffeine intake when you are awake? Too much can be very detrimental to your energy level. Plus, exercise makes all the difference in the world. Could you be depressed?
Check your medications. I was like that and my doctor found out I had a low thyroid so now I take thyroid medication. I also take pain meds, and that tends to make me sleep more but not as much since I take the thyroid meds.
It sounds like your sleep cycle is off. When I get that way, I use prescription Lunesta. It is relatively harmless and puts me back on proper schedule with just one dose. Other alternatives include one or two glasses of red wine a couple of nights per week about half hour before bedtime; Benedryl one or two nights per week; some type of protein with tryptophan (small turkey sandwich one hour before bedtime); a teaspoon of cornstarch in bedtime drink that does not have alcohol or sugar in it.
Stress causes this. I am a teacher. I get stressed all the time, especially with report cards, exams and huge projects. Everything HAS to be done right then and there for me; I am a perfectionist. Therefore, I don't sleep. I am up at all hours of the night doing what needs to be done. I get up at 3:00 a.m. just to finish something before getting ready for work. My doc prescribed Zanax to ease the tension and allow me to sleep. I have gone 3 days with barely 6 hours of sleep in my system in the past! Now I get my 6-8 each night. My suggestion- go talk to your PCP. It's the best thing I did.
Answer:
one thing you may want to take a look at is whether you drink caffeinated drinks after 3:00 PM. I used to do that on a regular basis and didn't think the caffeine affected me. Then I completely quit drinking coffee or soda after 2 or 3:00 PM and it made a huge difference in how quickly I fell asleep and also how soundly I slept, therefore waking up feeling more refreshed, etc. If you currently don't drink any caffeine, try unwinding an hour or two before bed, by soaking in a hot bath, with the lights down low, or reading a good book in bed, or listening to soft music you enjoy. Don't watch tv, exercise or eat alot of food before bed. Eating too close to bedtime will cause your body to spend too much energy digesting food, and not being able to relax. Good luck!!
me too me too~!!! I would exercise.
find smth that motivets you
because u have nothing to do all day and ur full of energy so thats why get a hobby
Visit your doctor as something is draining you out. Try go to bed early and listen to some relaxing music to help you sleep.
because even when you are awake you areally asleep
Try some coffee, it works wonders
Depending on your age and general health you should get eight hours sleep each night---since you have not given me any History I can only Give you a Routine answer---IF you Have no Physical Ailments or Physical Pain that would Keep you from COMFORTABLY getting to sleep---IF You do not Take any Drugs or Alcohol---AND IF Your Bed is Comfortable ---and the room is Dark,Warm,Quiet, and Still---and IF you Eat Healthy Foods in Reasonable Quantities---AND IF,When you get into bed to sleep,you EMPTY your mind of all the problems of the day---Think of NOTHING and SLEEP-SLEEP-SLEEP---Then there should not be any problem---BUT IF you get NO Satisfaction from My Suggestions---You MUST See a Professional---Sleep Deprivation CAN Make you Sicker than you feel now---Learn to Relax---Signed---JEM
How is your sugar and caffeine intake when you are awake? Too much can be very detrimental to your energy level. Plus, exercise makes all the difference in the world. Could you be depressed?
Check your medications. I was like that and my doctor found out I had a low thyroid so now I take thyroid medication. I also take pain meds, and that tends to make me sleep more but not as much since I take the thyroid meds.
It sounds like your sleep cycle is off. When I get that way, I use prescription Lunesta. It is relatively harmless and puts me back on proper schedule with just one dose. Other alternatives include one or two glasses of red wine a couple of nights per week about half hour before bedtime; Benedryl one or two nights per week; some type of protein with tryptophan (small turkey sandwich one hour before bedtime); a teaspoon of cornstarch in bedtime drink that does not have alcohol or sugar in it.
Stress causes this. I am a teacher. I get stressed all the time, especially with report cards, exams and huge projects. Everything HAS to be done right then and there for me; I am a perfectionist. Therefore, I don't sleep. I am up at all hours of the night doing what needs to be done. I get up at 3:00 a.m. just to finish something before getting ready for work. My doc prescribed Zanax to ease the tension and allow me to sleep. I have gone 3 days with barely 6 hours of sleep in my system in the past! Now I get my 6-8 each night. My suggestion- go talk to your PCP. It's the best thing I did.
Why is it so hard to get up, but so easy to go to sleep?
Answer:
Because you do not get enough sleep.
It sounds like you are not getting enough sleep, and/or the quality of your sleep is not high enough. Be thankful that you don't have trouble going to sleep though! Do you have trouble getting up because you are tired, or is it because you are not looking forward to your day? If you have to get up before dawn you might try one of those alarm clocks that gradually emits light into a room, emulating a sunrise. Your body responds naturally to the rising and setting of the sun even if you are not aware that it is happening.
When you get up you have the whole day ahead of you, but when you lay down it is all behind you.
im the complete opposite
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